Tuesdays with Muerte

I thought I should post these finally jack-o-lanterns before they get all moldy... 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. My favorite memory of Halloween this year was the fact that I was able to throw that Captain Jack costume together in only 15 minutes! It was a major success. Not only was it fashionable, it was also easy to bowl in at the Stake Halloween Party on campus. There was one other Cap. Jack Sparrow at the BYU bowling alley but it wasn't a issue. When ever we were approached, we would just stare at each other in a disillusion state and pretend that the other was a figment of our imaginations. My one regret was not being able to see one of the movies beforehand so that I could really get down his voice. Instead, I just used my generic, rough, piratey voice. It seemed to do the trick because even my roommates and closest friends didn't recognize me.

Check out this great audio mix of Obama's acceptance speech and the John Mayer song, "Waiting On The World To Change" via Mediafire .

Part One Once upon a time, I had the best friend a person could ask for. He was China's premier video game creator. He created the newest Zelda game built with artificial intelligence to learn and adapt to the player's gaming style. He was the only one in the world who could beat it flawlessly and reveal a secret level hidden at the end of the game, which unbeknownst to the world held powerful, top secret military secrets. I was obligated to steal those secrets. Stealing those codes for my country would make him personally suffer. I trained for three years. One day we found ourselves on a Caribbean-Chinese cruise at the same time. I beat the game without ever receiving any damage. I secret level appeared and I was prepared with the technology to copy the code onto a device. The thing was that the codes could only remain "alive" if the device were placed in an air-tight red balloon, specifically designed to transport the chip. I hid the balloon ...

Digg.com - One of the greatest sources on the internet to discover links like these. Each link was chosen by bloggers like you! Yearbook Yourself - Most of you have already seen this, but if you haven't! Get a digital picture of yourself to upload to this baby and see what you would have looked like in 1954! Law School in a Box - I was going to buy this for Bryson in California, but then I remembered, I don't have an income. Virtual Bubble Wrap - That's right. You heard me: Bubble Wrap! Pork Flavored Toothpaste? - Would any of you seriously buy that? ---------------- Listening to: The Legend of Zelda - The Ocarina of Time - Zora's Domain

Guitar Heaven t will make you feel awful about yourself after watching it. This is a collection of his three best songs (in my opinion). BTW, if you know the group, Nirvana, be sure to check out the last of the three videos. 1. This little protegé, Sungha Jung, plays 'Kissed by a Rose' by Seal on the acoustic guitar. 2. Sungha Jung plays 'Cannon in D' 3. Sungha Jung plays ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’...better than Kurt Cobain from Nirvana.

Miscellaneous Monday - Music, Pics, Movies, Whatever... Timely Tuesday - Serious Opinions About Current Events Wakeful Wednesday - Dream Update Theatrical Thursday - EXPRESS YOURSELF! Fundamentals Friday - Lesson Learned Over the Course of the Week Surf the Web Saturday - Links from Around the Web, Funny Pics, Etc. Spiritual Thought Sunday - A Moment to Reflect and Give Thanks ---------------- Listening to: Afterglow - Our Savior's Love

1. Fantastic 4 - The Silver Surfer: Return of the Cane! 2. I sure could have used some of these during Spanish Lit of the Golden Age! 3. Thought provoking. This little cigarette man is playing some serious mind games. 4. I think Hilary Clinton actually used this during her campaign for the Presidency. 5. I'd like you to meet my hungry friend, R. Python. Don't get too close.

It was All Hallows Eve! My Single's Stake was hosting a Costume Party at the BYU bowling alley, which I didn't even know about until my roommates started getting ready to go.  Stef and I had talked about celebrating Halloween by making a Giant Spider out of paper maché.  But when we found out, we ditched the spider and donned some costumes. A half hour before the activity began, I got out my meager costume box and found my Patch Adams red, clown nose and my Jack Sparrow Hair from Disney Land last year. Since I did the red nose thing already, I went with the wig. Then I trolled around the apartment for some piratey things to augment the pirate theme I had going. I pulled out a red, button-down shirt from my dancing days. I threw on a vest from my three-piece seminary-teaching suit. To top it off, I dug really deep and found some finger jewelry and some stank Billy-Bob teeth. Oh, and the frosting on the cake was some black, washable paint that I borrowed from Ambry for...

This...is awesome! Sorry to those who don't get to benefit from the action-music that accompanies this video.