I went for a hair cut.

I SOOOOOOOO regret it right now.

Mormons vs Christians

Now, the title might suggest some Christian hostility towards Mormons, and I'd like to clarify that my views as a Christian do not represent the Christian community as a whole. Heck, there are many things that we Christians can't agree on as a collective. Talk about unity.

Anyway.

Now there's this 2 Mormon dudes (missionaries?) who I constantly see around campus. When I see them, I just don't like it. It's not like I hate them, but I think that the message that they are sharing and telling others is wrong and deceitful. To me as a Christian, they're only leading people down a dark road of death and destruction, and in the name of Jesus (and Joseph Smith?).

But when I think about it, wouldn't that be what they'd think I'm doing? Wouldn't that be the same thing people think about when they see me doing the same, spreading what I perceive as the truth? Wouldn't it be the case that others would think I'm trying to pervert the truth and drag people down with me into hell?

I guess what I'm trying to say is, I guess I shouldn't see em Mormons as bad people. Just misguided people.

But it's hard, the Mormons seem so shady to me.

And I still sincerely hope that the girl doesn't become a Mormon this Saturday. Because being a mormon means wearing magic underpants.

ps: I don't hate Mormons. I just don't think the Book of Mormon should be taken seriously. But I realise that I have not much say as I have not read the book myself.

The chill is here.

I suspect the American Automobile Giants are the cause of the Toyota recalls.

Friday (actually it's Sunday) Tunes: Happy Beats

Motion City Soundtrack - Everything Is Alright

You know when you're really alright, but people ask you if you're okay? And you reassure them that everything is alright, but in your heart everything is far from alright? But you know that everything will be alright?

I am aware of the fact that I don't like a lot of people. People who have done nothing or given me no reason to dislike them. People who I don't even know or don't talk to. People who don't know I don't like them.

I dislike them most of the time just cause I do. I can't stand the way they talk, the way they walk, the way the look, the way they act, the way they think. It's just that they annoy me and I don't want to be associated with them. Also people that are arrogant piss the hell out off me. I hate smug assholes, especially the jock or preppy people.

You could be one of them.

Actually I think I know most of my blog readers, and not one of you fall in that category.

Why am I posting this? I don't know, just cause I can.

Apparently I'm emo. So when a friend said that she wanted to dress full on emo for a day, and asked so how to dress emo, I felt that being emo was something that I would be an authority in. But then it suddenly hit me, how do you dress emo? Is it black clothes, black shoes, black hair, black eyeliner? Wouldn't that make it goth? What's the difference between emo and goth? Is emo a fashion statement? Is it how you dress? Or is it the music you listen to? Or is it just your view of life?

I can't be bothered to think what the word 'emo' actually means. All I know is that it's one of those words that is multifaceted. And it's not something that is definite. It's subjective to the user, context and application.

Feeling emo?

MIA until Monday.