Geekfest 2008 yo

I...hate, HATE dorm life. Just throwing that out there. 

Right now it is 4:38 am and there is what my roommates and I like to refer to as "Geekfest" going on in the common room, which shares a wall with my dorm. Geekfest usually gets together and plays Guitar Hero and various other video games for extended periods of time. It's dubbed "Geekfest" due to the very interesting specimens of humanity that make up this fascinating anthropological study. 

Geekfest has now been at it for about seven hours. I'm going to shoot somebody. 

I live in a high-traffic area dorm- lots of people coming and going at all hours, and since I am on the first floor, right next to the elevators, I have the privilege of coming out of my room in the mornings to see the havoc I heard take place the night before when I was trying to sleep. So far this night someone has broken off a elevator door, busted open a fire extinguisher (there is glass everywhere) and tipped over a trash can full of beer cans. I hate my dorm on the weekends.

Dorm life! Hooray!

It's almost five in the morning. In addition to hating the dorm, I hate daylight savings time. I WANT MY HOUR BACK. 

Um. Wait, what?

I have a sinus infection and both my ear drums are torn. How does that even happen?!?

Gross. 

The mockumentary is up!

Here it is! Haha, it's just a rough cut, but there's me acting/improvising/being generally awkward.

Dojo Diablo?

Froglish

I am at work. It is tiresome.

I work in basically the film equipment rental house of my school and it's like the movie Empire Records except film related. We are all entirely too involved in each others' lives.

Last night I did a mockumentary for a couple friends, meaning I acted in it, which is rare these days. It was fun. It was kind of a Christopher Guest-style thing, where I improvised and said ridiculous things off the top of my head about pirate radio and had to keep a straight face. I'll post the link once it goes up on http://www.current.com/.

The picture I posted is of me on a recent film shoot- There were about eight or nine child actors. Mothers have this instinct on a set and they understand who's in charge immediately- so they told their children to stick with me and I'd take care of them...so they followed me around the entire shoot. It was cute. I got back the behind the scenes footage to edit to put on the dvd and there's always me running around in the background of the interview and then a trail of little ones behind me. P.S. That kid that is taller than me (the redhead) is 11. He's a beast.

Excuse le titre.

Rules of Suck it, Nostradamus!:

1) Don't talk about Suck it, Nostradamus!.

2) No, really. You do NOT TALK about Suck it. 

3) There is no Suck it. 

That's all for now.