sdawgy

Thu, 25 Oct 2007 03:57:05 GMT

Just sitting here trying to think of something to draw.. and wondering just how close those fires are to me. Seeing half a mountain engulfed in flame is pretty intimidating.
Hanging out at MWFF seems like a much better time than watching ash fall from the sky.

wii number

Tue, 25 Sep 2007 03:06:30 GMT

In an effort to increase my mii population, it would be cool to have your wii number. yes, you!

1139 0877 5168 3909

Besides that? not a whole lot. I've been working almost constantly for five months.
oh, and last weekend I tried to camp in the freezing rain on top of a mountain. Even though it was pouring the rangers still wouldn't let us attempt to light a fire. being cold and wet tends to suck the fun out of people, so we called it early.

time to do laundry!

update

Thu, 21 Jun 2007 04:14:17 GMT

The Mouse and His Child

Thu, 15 Feb 2007 11:20:14 GMT

I've been looking for this movie for most of my life. I had vague memories of parts of this film, and no one that I decribed it to had seen it. I even started to think that I had just dreamt it all...
A rather disturbing animation really. After more than two decades of shadowy images in my head I was surprised at how familiar it seemed as I watched it again.

fc

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 00:41:37 GMT

Looks like I might not be going to fc. things have changed so I dunno anymore.

charlie the unicorn

Thu, 28 Dec 2006 07:38:11 GMT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFP0q4qzGw4

Wed, 27 Dec 2006 04:04:10 GMT

Love means never having to say you're Sdawg.

Which movie was this quote from?

daawwww...

kickass weekend plans

Fri, 01 Dec 2006 09:26:15 GMT

- 12 hour road trip! woo! seriously! They're fun.
- Laugh and point at sea lions. Give cutest ones names.
- Watch some egg/chicken jugglers.
- 007
- Awesome hang out time with friends.
- 12 hour drive home. less fun.

best Fleischer cartoon ever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFrBG4xyaF8

L blocks

Sat, 28 Oct 2006 20:38:26 GMT

so I'm finally all moved into my new place. It's a really good feeling knowing I'm back on my own. I've got a shiney new bank account and a bed. now all I need is a job... There are tons of local business around here so I'm sure I'll find something. The top choices at the moment are a comic book store and an art supplies store, both of which are within walking distance.
I was going to babble on some more about stuff but I think it'd be boring. quite unlike this documentary!
Tetris - From Russia With Love

what's it gonna be?

Sat, 30 Sep 2006 05:10:31 GMT

http://youtube.com/watch?v=B2v-AkSj260

CSI: Michigan

Thu, 21 Sep 2006 03:27:01 GMT

I was getting everything packed for yet another cross-country move, which seems to be what I do now, and everything was going swell. I’ve been renting a storage unit just down the road from where I’ve been staying and I went over there tonight to pack a couple more things into my car before I leave tomorrow. The idea being that I’ll ship my huge stuff (washer/dryer etc..) later.

It was probably a little late to drop the F-bomb as loud as I did when I saw that someone had cut the lock off my storage unit and rifled through all my shit. So yeah. I was robbed. But the strange thing about this robbery is the lack of actual theft… the only thing that I could think of that was missing was my tv. And it was kind of a shitty tv so I don’t really care too much about that… the fuckhead(s) sure did take their time looking though every single box I had in there though. I’m sure weeks from now I’ll realize other things that were taken.

With my total lack of crime scene investigation knowledge, this strikes me as a little odd that a shitty TV was apparently the only thing stolen. I mean, my huge computer monitor was in there too. As well as lots of software, comic books, some CDs, my bike. C’mon thieves LOVE swiping bikes. It’s like candy to them. Why would someone spend so much time searching through my stuff if they only end up taking my tv? Maybe they were looking for personal info or something… Or maybe they were planning on coming back… *shrug*

Funny thing, they seemed more than a little interested in the box of furry art that I had in there. They looked through my sketchbook, rearranging the loose pages, flipped through my folder with Bob Drake’s work in it, and when they were done they set them nice and neat on a table in there without taking or ruining a single drawing.
So now all I can think about is some jerk masturbating to furry porn in my storage unit…

Sun, 10 Sep 2006 04:25:40 GMT

Today was a mixed bag. Started out pretty crappy with me having to buy two near rear tires on my car. Somehow in the process they managed to lose the spare tire I had on there, so in the end I got three tires for the price of two. I’ll call that breaking even I guess…

They took their sweet time swapping out the tires though, which caused me to be late for my eye exam. I walked in and immediately noticed that the doctor was pissed. Now, I generally don’t mind people getting upset at me for things beyond my control, I just shrug and move on, but having someone mad at me who’ll be poking at my eyeballs makes me a tad nervous. So after apologizing several times and explaining why I was late he chilled out enough for me to get in the chair. He hurried through the exam, squirted yellow crap in my eyes that made it look like I got hit in the face with a paintball, said I needed new contacts, and sent me on my way. I know that eye exams aren’t really the most risky or emotionally taxing procedure in the field of medicine, but dude needed a little more practice with his bedside manner. The whole experience put me in a rather foul mood.

Then I headed out to meet some local furs. Nice group of guys. I did have to bail a little early to hook up with a buddy of mine though. Hopefully I can get to know some of them a little better sometime. Going to the Zoo was mentioned, which would be cool since I’ve been meaning to go there to sketch some animals. (I like drawing animals!)

I was in a good mood at this point. Then my friend called when I was halfway back and said he had to spend the evening convincing his girlfriend that he still liked her... now I’m back to being angry. And apparently driving too fast for Sergeant Greg. He pulls me over and gives me a ticket.

Math Time!

Buying tires: -1
Free Tire: 1
Jerkface eye doctor: -1
Meeting new friends: 2
Friend with emotional chick: -1
Orificer Greg: -1
Yummy sandwich I’m eating now: 104

Oh, I guess this was a good day.

dead toothbrush

Wed, 23 Aug 2006 02:37:24 GMT

So you know what hurts? Having your toothbrush break while you're brushing your molars and jamming the splintered plastic spear into you uvula. It cuts it up pretty good. And the toothpaste adds that little something extra that makes the experience truly memorable. I've been coughing and trying to clear my throat for an hour now.

Lucky for me I have Dead Rising to ease my pain. Because nothing helps take your mind off open wounds in your mouth more than smashing zombies in the head with car batteries.

One of the greatest

Sun, 20 Aug 2006 05:29:58 GMT

Tony Jay, one of my favorite voice actors, has passed. He will be missed...
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0419645/

+3 to nerd saves

Mon, 07 Aug 2006 02:10:39 GMT

I'll be dorking it up at Gen Con next week. Anyone else going to be there?

Fahrenheit is silly

Sat, 22 Jul 2006 23:24:06 GMT

I'm finally getting all my stuff packed for a trip back up north. I think I've pretty much gotten used to the heat in texas, but it's something I won't be missing. Lugging around couches and heavy boxes is not fun when its 105 out. Thankfully today it has cooled off to a brisk 97. Making it just slightly colder than satan's asscrack.

Recently I noticed that there were quite a few furs in the area here. I kinda wish I would have checked sooner. We could have hung out and had awesome parties with beer and cheeseburgers. BUT there seem to be several around my home town as well. so it works out. Yeah. I think I'll make a little bit more of an effort to be a member of this crazy world of anthropomorphic animal people fans.

I'll be heading out to some fur cons this year finally. FC for certain. And I might have some extra space in my room for a couple people... not sure though. The other cons will depend on where I finally end up living. I'm looking forward to meeting some of you fine folks. :)

WELL. back to packing. I think I'll do the kitchen next. woo!

amazing screw

Mon, 17 Jul 2006 19:50:18 GMT

Werewolves, robots, wise-cracking zombies, and Abraham Lincoln. Oh yes.
http://www.scifi.com/amazingscrewonhead/

Sat, 15 Jul 2006 00:32:08 GMT

should be fun

youtubin'

Thu, 13 Jul 2006 18:46:05 GMT

some interesting animation from youtube. The first two swiped from cartoonbrew.com

nice animation...
Kia-Ora

might be more poignant today than when it was made
Freedom River

Oh Dio. I still think you're cool.
Butterfly Ball

yar

Tue, 11 Jul 2006 23:54:43 GMT

The new Disney logo makes the castle look terrifying and cold.
http://www.animated-news.com/archives/Walt_Disney_Pictures.jpg

Also, motion capture is the worst things to happen to animation since the MR. T cartoon.
*read comments for a less bitter response*

On a happier note:
Talespin
The Tick

fireworks and beer.What could go wrong?

Tue, 04 Jul 2006 19:04:29 GMT

Happy 4th of July.

Everyone punch a British person today.

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 23:07:41 GMT

It's always nice to get awesome art in in the mail.

Time to go buy some frames!

http://www.bdrak.com/store/prints.htm

Heh..

Fri, 30 Jun 2006 21:28:00 GMT

'What will your obituary say?' at QuizGalaxy.com

"oh that one's old. pitch it."

Thu, 29 Jun 2006 21:37:54 GMT

Yesterday was spent helping a friend of mine pack his stuff up for a move he’s making. Seems like I always end up living far away from my closest friends. On top of that I’m not really sure where I’ll be in the next few weeks…

But anyway, back to packing and moving stuff. My friend of his wife are both accomplished artists, which means a good half of the stuff I was moving was artwork. Now, I’ve helped a lot of friends move, but jamming couches through doors and loading boxes of books onto trucks is very different than gingerly carrying a one of a kind sculpture or a gigantic framed painting. It was slow-going and rather stressful.

They had so much artwork that they couldn’t even take it all. Every time I walked past one of them carrying a drawing or a sculpture they’d either point me to the “keep” or the “throw out” piles. This killed me. I hate throwing out art. So much so that I now have one of their “throw out” photography pieces sitting in my living room. It’s about a 3 foot by 4 foot photo of a nude woman’s chest with a double exposure of a field of grass on top of her.
…
and I have no idea what I’m going to do with it…
I mean, it’s a beautiful picture and all, but I don’t really have anywhere to hang it, and I could see it making people nervous. Heh… or confused.
Suggestions? Anyone want an awesome work of art? :)

The six hours I spent freaking out about breaking one of their works ended with me passing out on my couch the second I got home.

the little cow

Tue, 27 Jun 2006 05:34:40 GMT

for you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfoKUuC02RQ&search=the%20little%20cow