I have to get a grip somehow. I have to. I just dont know how.

Where’s a good, high cliff when you need one?

He’s still a complete and total asshole.   I can see now why they stuck together for so long.  They are both so selfish, pretentious, and insufferable that nobody else could possibly stand to be near them, and my brother is such a witless moron that the idea of his surviving on his own is pretty much out of the question.
It’s funny how a one-line email can impart so many things, isnt it?

It’s just an automatic reaction; I’m powerless against it. Even though he’s managed to turn the Star Wars legacy into nothing more than a corporate cash cow with no soul to speak of, even though he’s a talent-free, money-grubbing, pretentious, arrogant hack with stupid fucking hair, I am still so deeply in love with the original trilogy, I still believe in that story so much, that I can’t help but get excited. Hell, I even still watch the prequels. I’m a passionately, incurably devoted Star Wars geek.

Note that I did NOT say “deluded.”

I suppose it’s the eternally optimistic romantic in me that’s hoping against all the odds that this actually turns out to be something awesome. It won’t, but a geek can dream, can’t she?

I hate you, George Lucas. I hate you. With gobs of flaming hate sauce.

Lucas planning ‘Star Wars’ TV series – CNN.com

Brooklyn Sidewalk Doodle Draws Graffiti Notice

NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — Chalk it up to the city’s crackdown on graffiti.

A 6-year-old child’s chalk sketches on her family’s stoop brought her bemused parents a graffiti-removal notice that threatened a $300 fine, the family and Sanitation Department officials said.

“My mom got a ticket for graffiti, and it wasn’t even graffiti,” first-grader Natalie Shea said. “It was art, very nice art.”

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But a neighbor apparently didn’t see it that way and called the city’s 311 complaint line about the blue flower drawn earlier this month on the stoop of Natalie’s home on 10th street in Park Slope, a Brooklyn neighborhood known for being family-friendly.

The notice that arrived Oct. 5, giving the family 45 days to clean up the “graffiti,” was a form letter sent in response to all such complaints, city Sanitation Department spokeswoman Kathy Dawkins said.

Officials say all complaints to 311 automatically generate a letter.

“If people call and complain, we have to follow it up,” she said, but noted that the agency “does not consider a child’s chalk drawing to be graffiti.”

Nor does City Councilman Peter Vallone, who spearheaded a 2005 city law that requires property owners to get rid of graffiti.

“It was never the intent of my law to capture chalk drawings on the sidewalk,” he said.

Natalie’s mother, Jen Pepperman, said she would wash off the girl’s doodles more promptly in future. As for the offending flower, it was erased Thursday by a heavy rain.

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