Ivan

Oh come on he knew damn well that when he started to mess with his head, he was gonna hurt him. It's not like you decide to ruin someone's privacy like that and then go "whoops, had no idea I was doing anything wrong, sorry bro." I'm sure he didn't mean to push him to his death but still, it's such a nasty thing to do. I don't know about the sentence, 10 years sounds like a lot of time but if he got 1 or 2, would that really change people's mentality towards this issue? Honestly, I'm not sure. Living with that kid's death will be a massive burden anyway, regardless of jail time.

I know some colonies were totally raped but let me tell you that Angola, for example, was a hell of a lot better when it was in the hands of the portuguese. My mom lived there pretty well and she was shocked to see how undeveloped Portugal was when she escaped. I don't know, I think they have conflict and war in their blood, so many years have passed and things are still so bad in Africa. You can blame the white men but now that they are free they have done nothing but slaughter their own people. I don't think they'll be able to pull through on their own. I mean, in Europe we had some pretty screwed up situations but we had a different mentality. Like the germans that rebuilt their country after the war so quickly and effectively. I don't think africans have the means to do an equal ammount of effort. Anyway, been reading up quite a bi on this subject. Must say I don't trust Invisible Children at all.

The Darkness and Half Life.

Newcastle United, love them to death.

Yeah, I would love to see them live, mainly to see Sean and Jerry.

Jerry is a great guitar player and amazing songwriter, but singing isn't his strong at all. Like I said, the first album is really just to avoid. Second one has good lyrics and shit, but his singing is really repetitive. Still, it's it has a couple of great songs. I'm an absolute Layne fanboy but I put that asside for this latest album and I still can't enjoy it. Duvall is a good singer and I respect him but Layne not only gave a lot more soul to the lyrics but he could also sing a lot better and hit some ridiculous notes. You could feel his pain in the songs, because either he wrote them or they were written for him. He was Jerry's "muse" after all. With Duvall, I just don't feel it. But I'm happy they moved on, there was no reason not to. I'm not sure they should have kept the name but it doesn't bother me.

My psicology teacher is obssessed with that band. Been listening to Jerry Cantrell's solo work. His first album is pretty forgetable but Degradation Trip has some great songs like Locked On and Solitude. Also been listening to My sister's machine, amazing how this band didn't make it. They may copy AIC's style a bit but they have some great tunes.

Cowboy Bebop: The Movie- Good transition from anime to film. Good stuff. Cela 211- Amazing movie about spanish prisions. Sunset Limited- Awesome movie. No special effects, no crazy sets just 90 min filled with great dialogue. Chinatown- Great movie by Polanski. I prefer this type of Noir film. Nicholson is great in the movie. Dot the I- Brilliant concept, okay movie. Garcia Bernal is still amazing.

I used to kinda ignore this all thing, but it seems more serious now. Is there actually any chance they might approve this?

I have a pretty big collection of gaming magazines. It used to be way cooler in the old days, because of all the ps2 demos and stuff. Now it's kinda pointless. Plus, they're kinda terrible here in Portugal, in terms of writting and stuff,

Bronson: After watching it, I suppose I understand why they could call it a modern day Clockwork Orange. It's not as good as it but let's face it, it's pretty damn hard anyway. The film has a lot of style, it's funny and disturbing at the same time and Tom Hardy really gets the part perfectly. All in all, very satisfying experience. Also re watched Blood Diamond and Godbye Lenine, in class, both great films.

Mother Love Bone- Man of golden words