When the abyss stares back at you, gouge it's eyes out.

Another long overdue blog post.

I suppose I should say something relatively entertaining. Who here really wants to here me complain and get all overly angsty?

Eh. Tomorrow perhaps.

One doesn't even need to be metaphorical to consider this week a marathon. Even having taken a day off (Monday, I believe it was), this week still managed to drag. Of course, I blame that more on the winter weather more than anything. Spring starts soon and we've just had another blizzard. I'm sure the universe is just going out of it's way to apease my inner massochist. Heh. But anyway....

I've finally gotten to pick up my comics from the comic book store. It's been about four months since the last time I stopped it. Frankly, I'm rather suprised the guy kept saving them for me. Completely worth the $63 they cost. I really shouldn't have let the She-Beast buy them for me as we have other things that quite seriously needs to be spent on.

Oh well.

Also, for once I'm oing to take a moment to flat out complain. Oh yes. An unbridled complaint that has been festering for the past week:

If I hear one more person suggest "get a job" when I say I don't have the money for something, I'm going to bash their heads in with a crowbar. (A baseball bat would be far too cliche for my personal tastes....heheheh)

One does not just pull a job out of their ass and bask in the glory of an income. One has to get hired. It's not a sure thing that just because one applies to ten different places that the job offers are going to flood in. More likely than not you're going to be sitting in the proverbial desert of unemployment. Like me. I've applied everywhere in town and yet nothing. So excuse me if I'm a little bitter when I hear the "get a job" line.

But that's all I have to say on that matter. Blantant complaining annoys me....especially when I'm the one doing it.

On a final note for the evening...............

Buffy lives.

I'll post something tomorrow. Perhaps even something faintly interesting and sarcastically humorious. Everyone just feel free to die of overwhelming anticipation.