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Friday, November 30, 2007
Another Sex Blog
I was reading up on the best sex positions for orgasm online last night. First of all, it turns out I all ready do most of them because guess what, they do feel great ;P. But the interesting thing of note is that apparently once you have managed to find the g-spot and orgasm from it, the more easily it gets stimulated. Then, the more and more you hit the g-spot during sex, the easier it is for you to achieve orgasm!
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Happy Happy Joy Joy
Just got back from the chiropractor and she said I have changed so much since she first met me. I was like, oh really? She said I'm just sooo happy all the time, and smiling all the time. I was like oh? Cool! Sweet! :} So this means all my hard work trying to turn myself around is finally starting to work and pay off! Awesome!
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Thanksgiving...
So, in the spirit of the holiday, thought I should give my thanks (lame sounding I guess, but it's a good thing to do)...
I give thanks to G-d for...
and Goodnight.
I give thanks to G-d for...
- my family
- my friends
- my health (which is not to say I have no problems but I am able to stay on top of them)
- my two wonderful kitties and my puppy
- the amazing guy I met whom I've mentioned before (the one that can make me cum, ooh baby, another thing to be thankful for) and who is so not a jerk no matter what he says
- people who are there to help me through the rough times
- people who are there to share in and create the happy times
- me getting into the 11-mo. program and being able to push through it without giving up, or giving in to the pressures of depression and anxiety
- helpful drugs
- laughter
- smiles (esp. those which make me particularly happy)
- sleep
- food
- warmth
- naked bodies
- fire
- water
- mountains
- snow for skiing on those mountains
- sex
- playful foxes
- entertainment
- ice cream
- cheese
- flowers
- my dad finding a job he loves that makes him happy
- my brother getting to go abroad and figure out what he wants to do with his life
- my relative sanity
- fruit
- and once more, sleep
and Goodnight.
Monday, November 19, 2007
A Recipe For Sleep
Sex.
Why do I not get to sleep before midnight most nights? This question has plagued me. But I realize when I'm up north gettin' laid, I easily fall asleep at a normal hour.
It's the release of energy. If I get to expel a lot of energy late in the day I bet I could always sleep at a normal hour.
Or maybe it's just orgasms. I heard an amendment to the orgasm, guy/girl sleep/energy theory. It's been said sex makes guys go to sleep and girls feel energized. But apparently it's not technically a gender thing, it's an orgasm thing. Orgasms release chemicals that make you sleepy. The misconception comes from that most girls can't orgasm but most guys will come every time. While getting worked up without release causes energy.
Well, now that I'm having orgasmic sex, perhaps thats why I too can sleep.
So. I either need sex every night before bed, or perhaps I should run several miles. Without I'm doomed to forever be a night person. Which I also just found out is an actual "problem" (I wouldn't call it that, but the "they" do) some people have where their brain is chemically balanced different than the majority of people to where night is their high time. So I'm abnormal, but once again in a non-unique sort of way. That's nice. I guess. I like the nightly sex solution best myself. Too bad I live so far far away.
Why do I not get to sleep before midnight most nights? This question has plagued me. But I realize when I'm up north gettin' laid, I easily fall asleep at a normal hour.
It's the release of energy. If I get to expel a lot of energy late in the day I bet I could always sleep at a normal hour.
Or maybe it's just orgasms. I heard an amendment to the orgasm, guy/girl sleep/energy theory. It's been said sex makes guys go to sleep and girls feel energized. But apparently it's not technically a gender thing, it's an orgasm thing. Orgasms release chemicals that make you sleepy. The misconception comes from that most girls can't orgasm but most guys will come every time. While getting worked up without release causes energy.
Well, now that I'm having orgasmic sex, perhaps thats why I too can sleep.
So. I either need sex every night before bed, or perhaps I should run several miles. Without I'm doomed to forever be a night person. Which I also just found out is an actual "problem" (I wouldn't call it that, but the "they" do) some people have where their brain is chemically balanced different than the majority of people to where night is their high time. So I'm abnormal, but once again in a non-unique sort of way. That's nice. I guess. I like the nightly sex solution best myself. Too bad I live so far far away.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Quick Note on WGA Strike
So, read an article today on the WGA strike. So now I know what they want! People were wrong, it's not DVD residuals (which apparently they went on strike in the 80's to get higher VHS residuals because 5 cents a tape just wasn't enough! The pie can only be split so many ways man!) Anyways, what they /do/ want is a percentage of online sales. Fine, whatever, give it to them. They offered 1.2%, but that just isn't enough for the writers. They say they'll starve and be unable to afford to live if they don't get a larger percentage. Which really translates to they see a good money making opportunity and want a piece of the action, a BIG piece. Well, production companies and networks are owned by large corps now and can wait it out longer. They also pre-prepared by rushing production and stockpiling reality TV shows. So, it looks like we're in for the long haul unless the writers will agree to be a little more reasonable. Course who know, reasonable to them might just be 2% and it's the other people being stubborn bastards. Oh well. I just hope for a resolution quick enough that my fav shows don't go by way of Moonlighting (a show which wasn't able to come back after the last strike, scary.)
What Did I Do To Myself?!?!?! *SOB*
WHY?!?!??!!!!! Why did I have to go and decide that bleaching my hair was a good idea?! I saw all those punk girls with the platinum blonde hair and thought, damn, that is HOT, I want to be like that! But I was all ready hot! I had a natural blonde hotness! Sure I highlighted it all the time, but the base blonde was ALL ME! And it was BEAUTIFUL!!!! I've RUINED MYSELF!!!! Do you have ANY idea how long it is going to take me to get back my gorgeous lustrous hair?!?!!!! *sobbing* YEARS!!!! I've destroyed it! Right after I was FINALLY get the length back I DESTROYED IT!!!! *streaming tears* It was soft, and pretty and such a beautiful golden blonde, take a look:
And I ruined it.... Now it's STRAWLIKE! And PLATINUM!!!! I just want myself back. Why'd I have to do that? I could be so much prettier than I am.... I suck....
And I ruined it.... Now it's STRAWLIKE! And PLATINUM!!!! I just want myself back. Why'd I have to do that? I could be so much prettier than I am.... I suck....I can't even start dying it back I fucked it up so bad. All I can do is root touch-up without doing further damage. Damnit.... :'(
Monday, November 12, 2007
A Less-enraged Note on the WGA Strike
OK, now that I'm calm, I'm going to rationally spell out my viewpoint on this subject so that it's a little more clear. I'm not sure what all the WGA's demands are concerning getting a take on DVD sales. So, the following viewpoints are -IF- the writer's guild is trying to ask for this compensation across the board for all writers.
As pertains to television writers-> I do believe that television writer's should get residuals just like actors get. In my mind, writers, actors, and directors are the major creative driving forces and in very few cases the producer or director of photography can be. These people have the most creative impact on the final outcome of the project and thus cannot be as easily replaced. All of these people /should/ be entitled to residuals when their shows get replayed on television for decades.
As pertains to film writers-> Heeelllllllls NO! They should not be entitled to a cut of profits. I'll explain. Movie writers all ready have a well worked out system of pay. It's a graduated system where they get paid certain amounts that they contracted for at different stages of production which saves the production companies from shelling out big bucks for a script that never gets completed. So if a movie makes it all the way, chances are the writer got paid pretty decent. Secondly, actors do not get a cut of profits either. They also are contracted to get one pay. It all has to do with the factor of risk. Those who take risk are those who get paid. Usually, producers, studios, distributors, etc. Writers and actors have no risk, because they're contracted to get paid a certain amount and if the movie makes it out there and bombs, they still get paid. There are certain instances where stars with big names will work for less in return for a share of profits. In this case, they should be entitled to a share of profits because they are taking risk. They are risking that the movie might not make enough money to cover their usual pay. This usually happens if a movie doesn't have a big enough budget to pull in big stars without offering such contracts.
If you aren't risking anything, you shouldn't reap rewards equal to those who did put in risk. Simple as that. Simple rule of business.
The WGA has the potential to shoot themselves in the foot right now if they let this drag on too long. Canada and Australia are all ready eating up as much of our production as they can pull in by offering excellent incentives to movie makers. If the unions push to hard production will all move to Canada where they don't have to deal with unions any more. This would seriously boost Canada's economy and seriously fuck our own. I don't think many people realize quite how large the economic impact of having a production in your area is. They bring in a /lot/ of money. Governors and mayors across the country have been screwing over a lot of their states by taking away and/or refusing to offer incentives to filmmakers. This is quite stupid. And now the WGA is risking production not just leaving those stupid states, but leaving the country entirely.
Unions need to die. Seriously.
As pertains to television writers-> I do believe that television writer's should get residuals just like actors get. In my mind, writers, actors, and directors are the major creative driving forces and in very few cases the producer or director of photography can be. These people have the most creative impact on the final outcome of the project and thus cannot be as easily replaced. All of these people /should/ be entitled to residuals when their shows get replayed on television for decades.
As pertains to film writers-> Heeelllllllls NO! They should not be entitled to a cut of profits. I'll explain. Movie writers all ready have a well worked out system of pay. It's a graduated system where they get paid certain amounts that they contracted for at different stages of production which saves the production companies from shelling out big bucks for a script that never gets completed. So if a movie makes it all the way, chances are the writer got paid pretty decent. Secondly, actors do not get a cut of profits either. They also are contracted to get one pay. It all has to do with the factor of risk. Those who take risk are those who get paid. Usually, producers, studios, distributors, etc. Writers and actors have no risk, because they're contracted to get paid a certain amount and if the movie makes it out there and bombs, they still get paid. There are certain instances where stars with big names will work for less in return for a share of profits. In this case, they should be entitled to a share of profits because they are taking risk. They are risking that the movie might not make enough money to cover their usual pay. This usually happens if a movie doesn't have a big enough budget to pull in big stars without offering such contracts.
If you aren't risking anything, you shouldn't reap rewards equal to those who did put in risk. Simple as that. Simple rule of business.
The WGA has the potential to shoot themselves in the foot right now if they let this drag on too long. Canada and Australia are all ready eating up as much of our production as they can pull in by offering excellent incentives to movie makers. If the unions push to hard production will all move to Canada where they don't have to deal with unions any more. This would seriously boost Canada's economy and seriously fuck our own. I don't think many people realize quite how large the economic impact of having a production in your area is. They bring in a /lot/ of money. Governors and mayors across the country have been screwing over a lot of their states by taking away and/or refusing to offer incentives to filmmakers. This is quite stupid. And now the WGA is risking production not just leaving those stupid states, but leaving the country entirely.
Unions need to die. Seriously.
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