This is an autobiographical piece

Everyone else has had more sex than me

By Pixel at May 31, 2005 at 7:39 pm. Filed in administrative business

Literally. This Straight Edge stuff is hard.

But that’s me: Socially Promiscuous, Fiscally Conservative, but a Personal Prude.
Not only do I not drink, smoke, or do drugs, but I avoid meat, products that were tested on animals or created in sweatshops, religion, and prescription medicine.

You know, all of life’s little evils.


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How my birthday was

By Pixel at May 30, 2005 at 3:48 pm. Filed in administrative business, seriously now, slice of life

I bought my own birthday cake, I watched a 1960s movie with my mom, and I broke into my friend’s house to use his X-Box and play Halo 2… Alone.

Materialistically, I also got a lot of good stuff (notably a shirt, two pairs of pants, swimming trunks, two birthday cards, an e-card, and a flash animation).

So, um, yeah, it was good.


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Score!

By Pixel at May 29, 2005 at 7:41 pm. Filed in note to self

Happy Birthday to me,
Happy Birthday to me,
Happy Birthday dear Pixel,
Happy Birthday to me!

I’m twenty, bitches.


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The Tally is In

By Pixel at May 28, 2005 at 11:59 pm. Filed in note to self

My life as a teenager:
84.5 viewspapers
56 e-viewspapers
a full-length play
a one-act play
a semi-started sitcom, book, and screenplay
dozens of short stories
a nice collection of quotes and witticisms
a trinity of crazy-ass ex-girlfriends
over a hundred friends and friendly acquaintances in eight states and four countries
one arrest
three traffic citations (one successfully contested)
over $200 in parking citations
illegality and adventure
pranks and misdemeanors
a 4.0 high school GPA and a 3.8 college GPA
a 33 ACT (after five previous tries :)
two leading roles
thespianity
several awards nobody ever cares about
five jobs
entering and graduating high school
entering college
going on exchange
going vegetarian
becoming political
formulating a coherent ethical theory and practicing ethical consumerism
a parent’s divorce
a brother’s joining the army and going to war
contemplating various careers before focusing on none-at-all
being loved
and maybe even a few fans.

Last Year: Ind e-Pen XXII
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100 Greatest? Hardly.

By Pixel at May 28, 2005 at 3:31 am. Filed in thought experiment, top lists

AOL and the Discovery Channel have compiled a list of the 100 Greatest Americans (presumably ever), as have I. The following names should not be on the list for various reasons:

If you have any question on why these people shouldn’t be on the top 100 list, please note that they are all alive and media sensations of some kind. Just like I don’t decide to buy ab rollers at 2:00 a.m., the country shouldn’t decide to elect these people because we have them in our national consciousness.

Last Year: Ind e-Pen XXII
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