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Yeah so a phenomenon has come to my attention… Stupid Tracts. The last two tracts I have found have been those relating to money. Of course money is the root of all evil but come on in a tract? haha. Personally I believe that these fake money tracts are lame and wrong. I mean if God would have left a tract like that, He would have left real money. haha. Actually I think they are pretty interesting and funny but when you see a fake wallet with a $50 on the ground… you wish it wasn’t just a tract.
Time: 1hr. 51min.
Rating: PG-13
I thought Bourne Ultimatum was a great movie. It was interesting and during no point was I disinterested. I thought Matt Damon did a good job. It makes you think about our own society and the corruption and sometimes the training that goes into these various organizations. It also makes you think again about how easy it is for these parties to gather information about other people. It was a movie that I would recommend to anyone. Last but not least it leave you in suspense… next is there gonna be a Bourne Again?
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Yeah so today was my moms birthday so I took her out to Disneyland and got her flowers and everything. So how does she thank me?… She drops my laptop. :-\. Yeah well a small piece of plastic chipped off and the DVD drive was jarred. At first I put a CD in the drive and it didn’t play because it didn’t recognise the drive. All I had to do was push the drive in a little and restart my computer. Its still runnin… and looks like its gonna survive but its wounded. 🙁
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Hey this goes with my last post haha. But yeah right now I am surfing on my computer over my Treo because our cable internet is out. You like never have these problems with DSL. Anyways it gets old b/c the cable modem always goes out when it seems like i need it the most. Eg. uploading about a couple thousand pics to get one of my websites back up again. oh well. I guess i’ll actually go to bed early tonight. haha. God is great. Lates.
