eye lashes, mobile phones, and mood swings at duanemoody.com

Eye lashes. They are supposed to keep stuff OUT of your eye. So, why is it, that I am so often pulling out my eye lashes to keep THEM from going in my eye?? Seriously, I have been complimented numerous times on my lovely long eye lashes, and I am here to say, TAKE THEM! I don’t want them anymore. I have had to deal with eye lashes in my eyes for my whole life, and I am tired of it.

Mobile Phones. HANG UP AND DRIVE has become more than just a motto of mine lately; 9 out of every 10 times I am cut off, almost ran off of the road, almost rear-ended, or that I witness blatant fuckery of someone in a car, they are on a mobile phone. I think that it should be outlawed that you can talk and drive; because it is clear that these people actually CANNOT talk and drive. If you need to talk on your phone, pull over. Have a quick little, “let me call you back when I get home” conversation, and then focus on driving. I don’t want to have to deal with your stupid-bad-driving ass anymore, okay? I think they should make it legal to pull these people over ourselves and beat them up if they are caught driving under the influence of mobile phones. That would certainly “curb” the behavior, now wouldn’t it.

Mood swings. I have been having mood swings so weirdly, lately. Seriously, I know I am depressed, but Jesus, this up and down is nonsense. Take today, I am feeling pretty good today, despite having a shitty past 2 weeks. Some of those days were “okay”, but there were some pretty low ones in there too. Nothing was really “great”, but today is feeling pretty good. Maybe it’s because of the pending time off? Who knows, I just hope that this swing stays on the up and up; for a change.

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time traveler's wife 4/5

2010-03-14 16:17

I liked this movie a lot, but it also really bothered me. They really got the sense of what it must feel like to be married to an unpredictable man, but seriously, so much heartache, and lack of control in that lady's life. Yeesh. Overall, very pretty, romantic, and well, sad.

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precious 3.5/5

2010-03-14 16:12

I refuse to write out all that nonsense that the author of the book made them attach to the title. Anyway... I thought this movie was gripping, and powerful with the performances, but overall, it was kind of dull. It was extremely disjointed, and even veered off track at times, and then, just as the story reached its climax, the credits rolled without any solid ending. I can see why it got so much praise, but to be honest, there are girls that find themselves in this situation in real life every day, and they don't get the praise that Precious got. Why not take this example, and make a better system that would deal with these issues and actually help people; rather than just tout it as a good movie that shows the horrors of some people's lives?

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zombieland 4/5

2010-03-11 16:11

A quirky, cute, and fun take on a tried and true franchise; zombies! This movie is full of quotable material, and surprises that had me chuckling more than a few times. Great fun!

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2012 3.5/5

2010-03-10 16:09

I enjoyed it for exactly what it was; a mindless end-of-world thriller that relied solely on special effects to fill what the plot certainly could not. Overall, completely unrealistic, but fun on blu-ray.

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race to witch mountain (2009) 3/5

2010-03-10 16:07

Entertaining, but obviously predictable. I thought it was a little too intense for kids though; if I were a parent, I probably wouldn't have been happy if I'd just taken my kids thinking it was a kids movie.

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4 Responses to “eye lashes, mobile phones, and mood swings”

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1 mingaling Nov 20th, 2007 at 5:46 pm

i couldn’t agree more on the phones. i would totally support a law banning hand held phones in use while driving.
2 Robguy Nov 21st, 2007 at 9:13 pm

I agree on the phones and the lashes. One of the benefits of contact lenses is they seem to act as a magnet for anything that falls in your eye. Just pop it out, rinse it off and all clear.
3 mitch Nov 23rd, 2007 at 11:33 am

I, too, would support a law banning cell phone use while driving! It doesn’t even surprise me anymore when I see someone acting foolish on the interstate and then notice they are either talking or texting on their cell phone (or one of the many other functions cell phones have now). I guess I have gotten used to having lashes in my eyes and it doesn’t bother me as much as it used to….
4 mrpbody33 Nov 23rd, 2007 at 4:23 pm

I text message and drive at the same time. I would make Britney Spears proud.

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