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Monday, May 21, 2007

Mon, 21 May 2007 03:19:58 GMT

Hell, It's about time...
STARCRAFT II

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Tue, 24 Apr 2007 21:47:12 GMT

You need to see a Drum Major
and I am Tall
You need to hear a Drum Major
and I have a loud voice
Band is a focus
and I am dedicated
a Drum Major can lead
and I will prove my skills
Band is sexy
I am sexy?

Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Wed, 24 Jan 2007 03:27:09 GMT

The Duda Response to all Aspects of the State of the Union Address.

    Tonight's speech reminded me of a reversed story plot, with the 20,000 troops being the reversed climax.    Bush actually started out in a very bi-partisan manner, probably due to the recent take-over (pownage?) of the Congress by the Democrats. Even though the Congress seemed to support him in his endeavors to benefit general American life, they were not enthusiastic for him. I was impressed though, this year instead of just calling out specific issues, he actually proposed some noteworthy ideas. For example: he has a plan to eliminate the federal deficit in 5 years; he wishes to put at date on legal reduction on all oil usage. (Something I have supported for a long time)
    The first half of the speech was (in my opinion) a precursor to the "surge" of troops (As it was deemed tonight) so that the surge would seem less idiotic. (I love not having to be politically correct.) Our president tried to make it seem like our foreign policy was helping other nations as well. President ended by calling out true American Hero's (Such as the Subway Hero) While I acknowledge they are truly glorious people, they should not have been mentioned in this speech. As the state of the Union is supposed to be the plan, not the pride of America.

    The Democratic Response
To start with...WOW. (Not the game)
    Last year the Democratic response was badly written, and badly read off a slow teleprompter.
    Recently elected Virginian Senator Jim Webb refused to use the prewritten speech of the Democrats, and used his own for the response. For obvious reasons it flowed much better, with very few pauses. In eight minutes he had more to say then in George Bush's 49 minute speech. We could all tell Bush skirted around the fact that he got us deep into this mess with Iraq; Jim Webb reminded our president that he brought us into this, and that it was our presidents responsibility to get us out to focus on more important things, like the war on terrorism. Jim Webb has family in this Iraq, and he (as well as the rest of his family) have served our nation in the military. He did mention hero's, but they were presidents of the past who got us through previous wars.

Fun Trivia
The Senators/Representatives were not sleeping
Pelosi blinked more than George Bush and Dick Cheney combined
Hilary Clinton was sitting very close to Barack Obama
Dick Cheney and George Bush always drink their water in unison
(Any others?)

Monday, January 08, 2007

Mon, 08 Jan 2007 19:21:47 GMT

I miss the Time of Xanga. Now everyone is on theirspace, well I say Blargh!

Friday, November 17, 2006

Fri, 17 Nov 2006 04:35:45 GMT

Basshunter

Open HOUSE!

Thu, 16 Nov 2006 05:21:18 GMT

Ren Faire
Open House is Jan. 6.

Orientation and Test outs are Jan. 13.

Both events will be held at College Center, St. Charles Community College. Times TBA.

Thursday, October 12, 2006

Thu, 12 Oct 2006 01:14:15 GMT

http://www.stcharles.k12.mo.us/schigh/band/Sequence%2002.avi
BAND VIDEO ON INTERNET!

Pirate Day- BEST SPIRIT DAY EVERRRRRRRRRRR!
What was even more amusing is the largest majority of the people who came in costume, had third lunch. And we all sat together. We were recorded, BWHAHAHA we will be famous.
I heard multiple people talking about my codpeice, and caught even more staring. Really people, just ask, I can share.

Oh and
http://www.stcharles.k12.mo.us/schigh/band/Sequence%2002.avi
BAND VIDEO ON INTERNET!

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Wed, 11 Oct 2006 01:16:21 GMT

RENNIE SWING DANCING
Hosted By: Jason R
When: Saturday Oct 14, 2006
at 7:45 PM
Where: Casa Loma Ballroom
3354 Iowa
St. Louis, MO 63118
US
Description:
RENNIE SWING DANCING

Click Here To View Event

Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Wed, 04 Oct 2006 22:11:42 GMT

Lemon Demon took "Fine" of their Myspace Profile. If you have not been able to listen to it on my profile, You can (and should) listen to what I believe to be the happiest, and greatest song created to date;Here

http://www.lemondemon.com/lemondemon/Fine.mp3

Monday, October 02, 2006

Mon, 02 Oct 2006 01:47:11 GMT

OK! To my not yet rennie friends, here is my summary of the different guilds so that you can start thinking about them.

La Guilde St. Louis The Royal Family of Henri II and Catherine de Medici and their household of glittering nobles.
(1) Royals- Most expensive costuming, but most scenario.
La Guilde St. Michel A strong and handsome military presence for the Royal House as well as our town.
(2) The Royal Guards- Good experience with Lots of respect. Can be boring though.
La Guilde de la Ville de Lyon The not so common commoners of Lyon. From the wealthiest Merchants to the rogues, wenches and knaves.
(3) Villagers- Most flexible guild, with most cast. Possibilities are endless.
La Guilde Allemande A group of Landsknecht solders and their followers who have settled in the village of Petit Lyon in the pay of the King.
(4) Germans- Fewest responsibilities, funky clothing.
La Guilde Ste. Brigid The Scot's are in Lyon en-force to protect the interests of the Dauphine, Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots.
(5) Scots- Duty, Pride, Unity, and Kilts. My favorite accent.
La Guilde des Gitans Provide all of your scandalous fun needs from fortune telling to exotic dances from far away lands.
(6) Gypsies- Scavengers and Theifs. Smallest guild area, so they roam the most. (How Ironic)
La Guilde du Fae Beautiful fairies and gnarled goblins are lurking in the woods to create mischief and amusement!
(7) Faeries- Most creative, but difficult costumes. Least Scenario, Different kind of Patron interaction, Focuses on fun and enchantment....Glitter
La Guilde du Royaume des Gosses Delight and educate children of all ages with songs, stories and dance.
(8) Kids Kingdom- Petting Zoo, Games, Light-Hearted fun. Constant children interaction.
La Guilde de L'Orange Support the various other guilds. We are the behind the scenes helping hands of the faire
(9) Orange Shirts- The backbone of the faire, does most of the non-period work, most work, least play. Though LAPA classes are not required.
La Guilde de Frog!
(10) Frog-FROnt Gate, newest guild, work half of the day, and play the rest. Minimal classes required