Sunday, November 30, 2008
Hey, people are actually reading this.
I highly appreciate the fact that you guys take the time out of your busy schedules (you know, between taking a crap and chatting on MSN) to read what I have to write (although you're probably preferring to take a crap right now rather than reading this gay post).
I'd like to encourage those who read this blog to leave comments every now and then. Feedback is important to me and it would be nice to know what you guys think about what I say. You don't need your own blogger account to comment, you can just comment under "Anonymous" and leave your name at the end. Hell, if there's some topic you'd like me to talk about, I'm open to suggestions as well. Keep the following growing. Then one day we can kick Perez Hilton's ass.
Saturday, November 29, 2008
A sneak peek.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Just who the hell does he think he is anyway.
He updates it with news. Good.
The news is actually full of updates on other people's personal lives. Hmm.
He's gay. Fair enough.
He outs closeted gay celebrities. Okay now that's not fair.
He writes false news, saying stuff like Fidel Castro died (last year). Are you serious?
Perez Hilton is a douchebag and, just like Paris Hilton from whom he got his pseudonym (hence making the whole situation very fitting), he's an extremely overrated "celebrity" with no real talent to give him credit for. Really, how can someone live with himself after writing some gossip about someone, therefore killing that someone a little more inside. We're talking about celebrities who can lose everything when caught in one unfortunate situation on film.
And he's a two-faced cheapshot. Okay so he's gay and he feels that homosexuality should not be a taboo, and that homosexuals should be respected. Nothing wrong with that. But then he goes outing everyone like there's no tomorrow, as if it's his duty to do so. What the fuck dude, let them do whatever the hell they want. Also, he criticises others for homophobic remarks, yet when his "friends" like Paris Hilton shout racist and homophobic slurs he says nothing.
One more thing. The doodles on the pictures he posts on his blog. White writing made from MS Paint. Ooookay, suit yourself. But what's with the white "drool" coming from the corner of celebrities' mouths? Is that supposed to be- Oh God, nevermind.
Superstar wannabe.
P.S. The hate he receives in the comments after his blog entries are hilarious. Adjectives like "fat", "ugly", "dick", "douche" and "hater" are apparent favourites.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
It's getting worse.
That's pretty close to the telly...
Right after Jo threatened me to stop taking pictures. I think he was more interested in someone blowing up though.
Just look at that concentration!
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Flattered? No, I'm freaked out.
I don't really expect myself to be the centre of attention during gossip hour. I normally keep to myself and there really isn't that much to say about me, or so I suppose. Yet my poor girlfriend keeps hearing about me from her classmates. I honestly don't see how there could possibly be so much to say about me. The funny thing about it is that they go tell her something about me as if she doesn't already know. Of course she knows, why anyone would expect to know something about me before anyone else does is beyond me.
The time I shaved practically made headlines. Yes I blogged about it but no that's not what sparked such a reaction. Hell, no one reads my blog. If people did read my blog then I'd direct this entry specifically to those who keep "updating" the girls' secondary school with events of my life. Perez Hiltons, the lot of you. I've been planning to write an entry about that fat fuck for a while now by the way, stay tuned for that.
Anyway, then came my mom's pregnancy. No shit my girlfriend knew. And yes she knew the baby was born hours, even days before the people who told her found out. Oh and, get this. They told her that she became an aunt now. Because my MOM gave birth. Hmm, you might want to rethink that.
Oh did you hear? No, neither did I. Go gossip with someone else.
Rock a Bye Baby.
How did he do this? Well he threatened Luke that if he hears him talk through the headset or he hears a chainsaw killing one more time, he'd destroy the Xbox. Feisty indeed. I remember my dad used to say that a lot with the computer, the PlayStation, and anything else capable of keeping a kid from boredom.
After a couple of minutes of ranting, Luke bluntly asked Jo if he would like to play. Funnily enough, Jo said that since he was awake, he'd love to play. Err okay. But then he changed his mind, and eventually went back to bed.
But it couldn't just end like that. Luke felt truly apologetic and decided that he should make it up to good old Jo le Ho. So he grabbed my guitar, went by Jo's room, and together we started singing Rock a Bye Baby. To our dismay, however, the only reply we received was "Shut the fuck up and go to sleep!".
I think Luke still managed to get Jo to admit that he still loved him though. And that's the important thing, really. The love here is undeniable.
Monday, November 24, 2008
Help a brotha out.

- Something that has to do with the World Trade Centre
- Something that has to do with hockey
Mmmm so many ideas, so little bare skin! Actually I have a lot of remaining untouched skin, but I doubt I'd do all of these. One or 2 within the next few years. Anyway, my ideas are for my own personal pleasure, so if you don't like them, any of them, well I couldn't care less. Feel free to say which one you prefer though, suggestions are welcome.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Our latest addition to the family.
She and I already have a few things in common. We're the only two siblings out of four who were born here in Gozo, and on a 22nd. Then there's the quite obvious fact which I don't even have to point out that we're the most adorable. Duh.
I thank God for the well-being of both my mother and her new baby. Time to dish out the cigars and the champagne.
Friday, November 21, 2008
That's one way to put it.
"Would you buy a guitar before trying it?"
Needless to say, I lol'd.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
An interesting thought.
Jokes and irony aside, as funny as it may seem, what do the paramedics do? Do they stop, take you in, and take you back to hospital? Do they keep going to assist to the emergency they were called for and let another ambulance come for you? Do they take you in, then keep going to assist to the other emergency? Maybe they just say "Fuck, not again" and park the ambulance somewhere and smoke a cigarette.
Anyone willing to volunteer so that we see what they do, please do not hesitate to contact me so we can conduct this experiment. Please, by all means, don't be shy.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
A message of hope.
Monday, November 17, 2008
I won't cry wolf.
Juno's a pretty good movie, Ellen Page is a great actor. Got a bit freaked out at the awkward tension between Juno and Mark, I was almost sure he was gonna try to make out with her. It's funny how Paulie wears short shorts throughout the whole movie.
Meh.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Lights, camera, rock out.
The bands whose songs I really get into the most are Funeral fo a Friend and Angels & Airwaves. Everything about their songs contributes to my ideas of what my videos would be like. The lyrics, the song structure, the overall feel, the heaviness or mellowness of the guitars, they all play a role. I dig even deeper into the song when the visuals run through my head, because the message of the song is amplified with the sense of sight along with that of sound.
Hey who knows, maybe someday I'll do something like this as a side project for fun.
Friday, November 14, 2008
A small tribute.
Before getting into music, my childhood was basically all about hockey. I found this video with shots of some of my greatest idols when I was young, including the likes of Gordie Howe, Mike Modano, Mario Lemieux, Mark Messier, Joe Sakic, Patrick Roy and Wayne "The Great One" Gretzky.
Backing this video is the song they play everytime a goal is scored at a hockey game. Originally by Gary Glitter, "Rock n' Roll Part 2" is now more commonly known as "The Hey Song" by sports fans and athletes alike. It's a great song to chant along to when you're celebrating a goal at the ice rink, or in the living room in front of the television with your hockey buddies and bottles of beer.
A stroke of genius.
Then it hit me.
A lot of people suffer from seasickness. There have been many methods which were tried to help stop it or at least minimize it. But have they tried suspended seats? Yes, seats chained from the ceiling, making them look like giant swings. How would this work? Well, as the ship sways from side to side, the seat remains stationary and the person wouldn't be feeling the same motion the ship is going through.
It's kind of like the principle of having buildings' bases allowed to roll during earthquakes, but instead of moving ground, there's moving water. Swivel chairs, or other seats on wheels wouldn't work because the ship itself is moving against the current, but when something is suspended it isn't affected.
Mass production will start immediately. I will be the guy dragging chains behind me, using them to dangle your seat from the ceiling. No need to thank me. Actually, yes there is. Cash would do.
P.S. There wasn't really any strong thinking behind all this, so chances are that I'm really way off and the whole idea is in fact downright stupid. Therefore I strongly advise that you do not try this on any ship. Seriously, don't go strapping the Gozo Channel chairs onto the ceiling.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Why you should never share a Rapidshare account with Jo.
To hack your hi5 profile....







(the grande hi5 finale)

...to hack your Facebook profile...


Wednesday, November 12, 2008
I'm moving to Norway.
- It's one of the wealthiest countries in the world (2nd highest GDP per-capita in the world).
- It's full of natural resources (4th largest exporter of oil, 2nd largest of seafood).
- It ranked the highest of all countries in human development for the past seven years.
- It was rated the most peaceful country in the world last year.
- It ranked second in the Environmental Performance Index.
- It's so self sufficient that it's better off not being in the European Union (they've rejected the treaties to accession twice).
- There's a high standard of living.
- There's the Government Pension Fund - Global (the largest pension fund in Europe, second largest in the world).
- The investment choices of the Norwegian fund are directed by ethical guidelines.
- Public education is free.
- The majority of the population is fluent in English.
- Norway is the best place to live, according to the UN’s Human Development Report, which ranks countries based on such indicators as income per person and life expectancy.
- There is a strong drive for more individualist values. Notably there is a very strong support for tolerance towards same-sex relationships compared to most European countries.
- Along with environmentalism, animal protection is an important value.
So, where to spend the rest of my life? Norway it is, then. They play hockey there, after all.
For the love of God, know what the hell you're doing on stage.
Many of us have seen this:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QAMyQdBWhUw
I thought that nothing could possibly ever be as bad as that.
Well I was wrong. Very wrong.
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=MjWKAnrsUe4
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Sorry for making you want to rip out your ears like that.
Don't give me that "They're just kids!" bullshit. If I'm 13 and I sound like that, I know not to get my ass on stage anytime soon.
So, what have we learned today kids? Practise, practise, practise. And tune your damn guitar before a live performance.

