February 2012 Blog Posts (184)

You Never Forget Your First

From my blog at http://fumafiles.blogspot.com

For most of my childhood, I'd celebrate my birthday with a bowling party at an alley with my cousins and a few friends. However, the summer I turned twelve, my mom let me do something different. That year, just before the start of 7th grade, I got to pick about five friends and we went to see a movie. It was one that I was particularly…

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Added by Monica Ef on February 1, 2012 at 7:30pm — No Comments

My Name is Josephus (A Short Story)

Part I: In the Beginning

When the dust died down, the clarity of the sky seemed to evaporate in the midst of the hovering ships stirring up the dust to create a small tornado of dirt; the thick air flooded and overwhelmed the nostrils. It was particularly cold today; the harsh wind could do nothing but cripple your hands until incapable of feeling. When he woke up, he felt safe under the watch of the omniscient cameras monitoring his every move, prepared to correct any intolerable… Continue

Added by Samuel McAllister on February 1, 2012 at 11:29am — No Comments

Upside to being an Adult

(Origionaly posted on my DA here- http://fav.me/d4obgxx )

Mood: Gleeeeeeeeeeee

Listening to: Last dance - The Raveonettes

Reading: Lyrics

Watching: Rock Band 3

Playing: Rock Band 3

Eating: Last nights Korma

Drinking: Fruit squash

1. You no longer have to be mature (except when at work)

2. You decide when you go to bed ("")

3. You can set your own schedule ("")

4. All packages that com…

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Added by PhoenixShaman on February 1, 2012 at 10:30am — No Comments

How It Felt

In which John makes a video for future John, future Hank, and future Katherine about what happened at the 2012 Tour de Nerdfighting and how it felt. Thanks to everyone who came out for the tour this year, to all the awesome independent bookstores and theaters that hosted us, and to the nice nerdfighter who held the camera.

Added by Haua (Projects Ningmaster) on February 1, 2012 at 12:27am — No Comments