evan's blog

Vox backwards is Xov and neither of those words make any sense.

Sort of like how it didn't make sense for me to waste hours of my existence adding things to my profile, but I digress. I decided I should finally make an entry because that's what everyone is doing these days

Evan and the Spring Uniform

and I, I am a slave to society. I also decided I should utilize the awesome features, like inserting nasty webcam pictures of myself with the click of a button. Otherwise, I would update my livejournal, and we all know that isn't as fun as using a site with an "x" in its name that rhymes with "cocks." Without further ado, the question of the day.

Who is your favorite Muppet? Why?
QotD submitted by knitwitology.vox.com.
What a great question! It really captures the essence of a journal -- you know, to have insight into the life of another. And there isn't a better way to do that than asking one's favourite muppet! Moving onwards: Miss Piggy. I could never get over how often she went into psychotic tantrums filled with violence and rage,  and she is probably one of the reasons I am so messed up! Just kidding.

I am sure that you are all now that much more familiar with the deepest aspects of my being. Thank you, Vox and your crack question-selecting team.

Kick

I still have multiple site features to exploit, so how about some music? I'm sure that by this stage in your lives, you are vaguely aware of the tangible awesome that is WHITE ROSE MOVEMENT! I would certainly hope that you are, as your entire life is quite possibly pointless if you are not. A dear friend of mine named Shahi introduced WRM to me a long time ago and I have never quite been the same since. I highly reccomend you download this album, turn up your speakers and dance on your computer chair to "Love is a Number," "Girls in the Back," "Deborah Carne" and "Speed." You will thank me.

God, this post looks so devoid of colour. At least on livejournal, everything you post isn't in some ugly WYSIWYG editor that makes you think things like, "God, this post is so devoid of colour." However, I still have more features to distract me from said notion.

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

I am currently reading The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon, which is proving to be interesting this far. For those of you who aren't
familiar with it, what I have gathered thusfar is that it's a portrait of the mind of a boy with a slight mental defect. It's kind of fascinating to see an alternative perspective of society and how they treat what's different for them, as well as how someone with such a disability perceives what occurs around them. I'm still not too far in the story, so I can't say much else, but maybe I'll update with what I think of it later on.

With that said, I don't really feel like talking about a movie, as writing this has proved to be rather boring. See you next time I feel like flushing time down the proverbial toilet!