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According to Kirk Cameron, I have broken every single commandment, including the one about murder.

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Continuing with the future medical miracles, dental technology is going to kick ass in the future.

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A drug that tans your skin, causes you to lose weight AND helps your libido?!
I’m anxiously awaiting the next 2 years, as will most overweight geeks. Now, if only there are no nasty side-effects!

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Mellissa and I went to see Troy last night with some friends. Unfortunately, we purchased tickets from MovieTickets.com beforehand, to make sure we had seats. There were actually 2 showings, starting at the same time, and our theatre sold out before the rest of our group could get their tickets.

Besides the obvious problem of not being able to see the movie with our friends, we walked into a packed theatre. You know how they say that there are no bad seats with stadium seating? Well, they’re wrong. We had to sit in the front row. My neck is a little sore today. These places should invest in recliners for the front seats.

The movie cut out about 2/3 of the way through for a couple minutes. We only missed about 10 seconds of movie, we figured out once we spoke to our friends who were in the neighbouring theatre afterward, but it wasn’t at an important spot like theirs was, which was right before a deathblow. Nevertheless, the manager was nice enough to give out passes for the trouble.

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To continue the trend on friends’ blogs complaining about the Catholic States of America, here’s some idiocy from Colorado, where I imagine there will be a few less catholics soon.

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I have a pet peeve: people who say “bathroom” when there’s no bathtub or shower in that room. What, can you have a bath in the sink, or heaven forbid, the toilet? If you can’t have a bath, then it’s not a bathroom! It’s especially annoying when people misuse that word at restaurants.

Even “restroom” kind of annoys me. You’d better not be in there to have a rest, especially if I’m waiting in line!

Now, it’s not good to call it a “poo-room” or anything, but “washroom” is appropriate. You can always wash up in those rooms.