Last King Of ScotLand

Wow, the title just gives away the whole movie plot…NOT. But now I know scotts are humanitarian idiots with an amazing sense of adventure, poor self preservation skills, and just enough luck and balls to get by. I guess his (James McAvoy) main crime was being politically idealist and young helping people in a country (Uganda) he clearly didn’t understand. How could he be so smart and so dumb at the same time?

( Isn’t that a line in a movie somewhere? “You are the dumbest smart person”…oh yah I robot. )

Despite my whining the movie was entertaining for sure. I appreciated the historical and cultural insights mixed with the constant fear of death. Between that move and reading about Afghanistan, I am unbelievably proud and happy and thankful to live in the US. I may be clueless about the rest of the world, and I may be ok with that.

Why You Lie

You lie about your age, your experience, your relationships, your past, your abilities, your beliefs.  Heck, the shorter list is what do you tell the truth about?  My question is…why do you lie?  Is there some real threat that makes lying the only viable option?  Is there more power, more opportunity in a lie than in the truth?  Isn’t it exhausting?

Have you ever asked yourself why you lie? Did you give an honest answer?  Do you lie  to everyone or only certain people? Have some of your lies become so familiar that you almost think they are true?  What have been some of the consequences of your lies?  What would be the consequences if people knew your worst lies?

How do you feel about people who lie?  Do you respect them or avoid them?  Could you stop lying if your life depended on it?  Is lying the real gateway drug?  Can you have an amazing relationship if you are lying?

How do you know people don’t know you are lying?  If you know someone is lying, over and over again, how do you treat them.  What is so scary about the truth?  What would your life be like if you stopped lying?  What if you diverted all the energy of all those lies into doing and being something great…

What if…it mattered?  You being honest, having intregity…what if it mattered?  Like it could cure cancer, feed the starving,  shine light in the dark scary places?  How do you know it doesn’t matter?  Are you always right? Are you willing to choose something other than lying?   It might matter.  To someone.  To everyone.  To me.  It matters.

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So, I was browsing around the web when I ran over this little group that picks on kids and refers to themselves as “child-free”. I mean, seriously… I know some people don’t want to have kids because they feel they’re restraints on the entertainment side of life, but… going out of your way to harass the little darlings? Besides, I’m pretty sure every person on that site is just whining about kids because, well… they’ve never had the opportunity to make them.

 Seriously, how many people that base their lives on the internet and just try to grow their “e-peen” and act all cool have gotten the opportunity to sleep with the opposite gender? Not many, to be totally honest. Now, if you look at some of the spelling and avatars of the members on that, you could easily figure out the majority of them are handicapped, “furries”, incapable of social interaction, or a variant of the above.

 I’m not going to specifically poke at anyone in that, but if you’re going to freak out about kids, then why not do it discreetly? Besides, the kid most likely accidentally bumped into you – it’s hard to miss that entire glob of mass, dear.

 So it’s like… 8:00PM here and I’m *meek cough* a bit drowsy. I was thinking about making a profile, but then I remembered the fact that I make fun of everyone’s profiles often using educated guesses to what an individual is blogging about based on their profile.

 Usually celebrity gossipers are fat people who hate their life so they decided to make the life of celebrities worse by being the lowlife they are and hoping maybe a celebrity has the time to go down on their third-rate blog and to laugh at it and show his friends.

Political bloggers are angry virgins who often despise those around them and bash those around them without mercy. Yes, it is a shame that they exist, but once you get them doing they’re just so damn funny!

Artistic blog people are usually neurotic and married to sock puppets, and often find theirselves demeaning people for their spelling errors and considering it makes them inferior to their own self. They usually whine about the lack of creativity and ideas in the public and claim that they could do better.

 People that do blogs like Philocreativity are usually superior to all others in every single way and nearly rival the readers of Philocreativity in awesome(ness). I mean, seriously, it must take some real talent to make material like this. xD

 Anyways, I bid ye an adieu and hope my humorous attempt at making this post remotely interesting truly did humour you. I mean, I put my heart and soul in these things. No, really.

Calling You Out

So we’re getting the site up on ‘mostlysomething.com’ soon enough. Until then you have to put up with the lovely ‘.wordpress.’ in the middle of the url. :/ Fret not though, we shall soon enough have it up on our domain and making things better. All we need though is your continued support for us and your undying love and patience as we make these posts.

Hopefully in making this site we’ll accomplish what we intend to: Allowing the blog readers to enjoy some material from two brothers that are just average in every single way. Maybe you can relate to that? Good, now you should feel more comfortable with reading our material… right?

Anyways… I’ve been looking for an awesome space MMORPG for ages now (preferably a free browser-based one), but it’s nearly impossible to find one of those. I remember Astronest… greatest space MMO ever – I mean seriously, fully customizable ships? How can you top that?

So I’ve been thinking of making one myself with a few friends. Only fear is that it costs money, takes up way too much time, and is so complicated. Of course, saying that almost makes it seem totally un-rewarding and just not worth doing, but, wrong! In the end, you have a nice community of MMORPGers who love the work you did and the satisfaction of designing something successful. Isn’t that just great? Sure is! In other words, I’m going to procrastinate to deep’s end until this MMO is even started. Buahaha!