It’s an interesting feeling to constantly be in preparation. Preparing for the next event, always progressing, always moving forward. You know you are moving forward, but you always feel so far behind. You are ready to sprint but the harsh gusts of time are constantly beating on you, slowing you, deterring you from what you want. But this is just a feeling, a mindset, not to be confused with an actual opposition. Instead it is more of just an impatience, trivial greediness to have it all at once. So, what happens when the opposition becomes real?

You don't seem to want to accept that fact that you're dealing with an expert, in guerrilla warfare. With a man who's the best, with guns, with knives, with his bare hands. A man who's been trained to ignore pain, ignore weather, to live off the land, to eat things that would make a billy goat puke. In Korea his job was to dispose of enemy personnel, to kill. Period. Win by attrition. Well, Jose was the best.

Speech for public speaking course.

The continuation of Fueling the emotional computer. An epic tale of how to feel emotion through media from one sociopath to another.

For those who don't know there is a sociological disorder that is emerging out of parts of Asia, specifically Japan. Hikikomori, which can be translated as pulling away or being confined, is a phenomenon where individuals decide to withdraw from normal social life and put themselves in varying degrees of isolation. The "phenomenon" is spreading throughout parts of Asia and as the world cultures bridge closer together will probably be at your door step soon enough.

Now if you are looking for an anime to spice up your life look no further. Only but once every couple of years an anime truly worthy comes out from the depths of Japanese artist's creativity. Well my sociopathic little friend, it has happened once again.



To give a brief synopsis on this anime I turned to AnimeNewsNetwork.com's plot summary.

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I have a new role model.

Someone complained about me not posting anything here. So here it is. Once I get back to Orlando I'll be putting up lots of stuff and changes.

Old army buddy gave me this... freaking hilarious.

Steps to Recovery/Integration for Soldiers becoming civilians.

1. Admit:
"I was in the Army; I have a problem." This is the first step to recovery...

2. Speech:
Time should never begin with a zero or end in a hundred, it is not 0430 or 1400; it is 4:30 in the morning (AKA God-awful early).

Words like latrine, overhead, fourth point of contact, bunk, and "PT" will get you weird looks; bathroom, ceiling, butt hole, bed, and workout... get used to it.