Saturday, December 17, 2005
I'm High, Again
Here are some lovely boobies for your enjoyment.
Monday, November 14, 2005
WTF?!: The Sequel
Anyways, I'm considering taking on a partner for the website, if you're interested, just hit me up by one of the many means you have of contacting me...
Friday, November 11, 2005
WHAT THE FUCK?
What do you think?
Friday, November 4, 2005
I'm Unemployed Again
What's everyone up to?
BTW, if you're going to comment on this post, give me an idea of how often you check to see if I update this place, if a lot of people happen to be stopping by a lot and being disappointed because there's no updates, then I might consider updating it more often.
Friday, October 7, 2005
I'mDrunk
It's a great place to work though, the nice thing about it is the casual dress code. You can wear whatever you feel like. Perhaps on Sunday I'll wear my 'Canadian Pot Smoking Team' shirt. Or maybe I'll not wear pants, I've always wanted to not wear pants in public. I just need to get a pair of boxers that don't have an open fly.
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
New Jorb
In other news, I miss my friends in Calgary, and no one online wants to talk to me, I feel so shunned and used.
Sunday, July 24, 2005
Surface City :: IRIS
3
Brennus Adel sat in his lavish office at the height of his career. The velvet lined, high backed chair was his perch, but his seat was the CEO and Founder of IRIS. Once it was a small division nestled gently under the careful, nurturing arm of its parent company GenCorp, IRIS grew quickly to become the leader in human genetic modifications. Even so far as to break away from it’s womb and compete on a relatively admirable level with GenCorp. IRIS stood out from its competitors by providing a complete alteration to the human genome of unborn children, at a price of course. Simple alterations like eye or hair colour and physical specifications had been practiced by a number of companies for years, but always on fully adult and mature beings. Tampering with unborn children had been a social taboo in the early days of genetic modifications, IRIS’ propaganda with the help of the waning power of religion had seen to ushering that idea out of the populace’s feeble minds. Not only could the basics of appearance be calculated and altered only several weeks after conception, IRIS promised its customers the academic and social success of their children. It was with this promise and a warlike front of advertising that IRIS was able to build its position as one of the top companies in the field of genetic modifications.
The comm-line on Brennus’ metallic desk chirped itself to life as his secretary’s voice beamed into his office. “Good afternoon Mr. Adel, I’m just informing you that your
“Thank you Ms. Fitzgerald, please see her in.” He sat back and keyed the comm-line into the off position. This was going to be a very important meeting and he wanted absolutely no interruptions. Adel turned his chair to face the double doors leading out of his office. The doors slid swiftly and silently apart as Ms. Fitzgerald guided his appointment into the room. He gazed for a moment, seemingly stuck in a dream; she was striking, wearing a taut black bodysuit that complimented her womanly curves. The woman’s long black hair was pulled tightly back and braided into a long tail. Her pale skin was set off against her full scarlet lips and firm facial features. Brennus’ eyes roamed her cool exterior like a hungry shark intent on its next meal, but he restrained himself; he of all people knew that as vastly beautiful as this woman was, she was twice as lethal.
“Bonjour Monsieur Adel,” the woman’s voice cut through the moments of silence that followed her entrance, she was used to people being stunned when she entered a room and even though Mr. Adel was her employer and had met her on many occasion, she was somewhat surprised at his expression of lust upon her entrance. Brennus faced his assistant and gave her a subtle nod to indicate that she would not be needed
“Welcome back to IRIS Lyonette,” he offered her a chair and she sat, her poise was graceful yet he knew she remained on guard at all times. “I trust, of course, that your business in Hladir went accordingly?” Brennus knew the answer already from the news reports or course, small talk was just another method in business to test the other party, regardless of the fact that Lyonette had never shown loyalty to anyone but IRIS, but there was no reason to get careless.
She responded concisely as always, Brennus delighted in hearing her voice with its French undertones and subtle sensuality that she projected, “Of course Monsieur Adel, ze President was most cooperative during ze negotiations.” Glorious, she was indeed the perfect person to have handled the job, even in private conference with the one who had given her the order, she never allayed that she had in fact killed the president of Frost Worth Enterprises. In Brennus’ mind she was the perfect dispatcher, a superb individual to carry out, to the letter, any of IRIS’ more sinister dealings. The president of Frost Worth Enterprises had been secretly funding a group that was attempting to gain support in the CORE and Government Inc. for regulation of prenatal gene modifications. Brennus couldn’t have that, so he had sent
“Good,” he replied, there was a genuine cause for celebration tonight, but he was focused on dispatching Lyonette on her next assignment. “Lyonette, do you remember the business with the ‘Les Enfants Vides’ project that took place four years ago?” He watched carefully for her reaction but she merely nodded her affirmation. Slightly disappointed, Brennus continued his explanation, “We’ve recently uncovered a terrible mistake that we need corrected immediately. One of sources indicated that someone outside of IRIS has knowledge of the endeavor. Do you have any idea what would happen if this project was exposed to the media? To Government Inc.?” He gauged her reaction again, again she merely nodded, her attitude was one of disdain. He knew that she
“This one won’t be as easy; we need him extracted carefully and quietly. It will be all too easy for this to go awry and slap us in the face, so I want your utmost attention devoted to this, we cannot afford any slips here. As always the full resources of the company are at your complete disposal, I suggest you use them as needed. The target’s name is Trix Tremor, find out what he knows and bring him in, I want this assignment completed within the
“It iz my duty to serve ze company Monsieur Adel. Your wishes will be carried out with all ze speed of God behind me.” Lyonette affirmed her orders even though Brennus knew she would not refuse, lethal as she was, loyalty seemed to be high on her honour list.
“Ms. Fitzgerald will have all of the information you need Lyonette. IRIS once again thanks you for your loyalty, good luck with the assignment. As usual, any further attempts to contact myself or other executives will be useless; your job is not officially sanctioned or recognized by our company.” Same old drama, he imagined that every single CEO in
“D’accord Monsieur, au revoir.” Lyonette stood, gave a small bow and proceeded to leave Brennus’ office. He gave her a quick nod goodbye before she turned away from him, informing his secretary to accommodate
From the wooden cased, satin-lined humidor on his massive desk he pulled out a sweet smelling cigar and prepared for a quick relaxation before a return to the normal corporate activities of his life. Brennus smiled to himself as he lit up the hefty cigar; this matter would be at a conclusion sooner rather then later, and as for
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
I hate brown people.
I asked for a pack, they ask for ID, so I figured, 'Yeah, that's fine, the age to buy is 19 and I'm 20.' No problem there eh? Wrong. Apparently my health card (which I've been using for the past two years as ID to get into bars and buy cigarettes with) isn't good enough anymore. New government regulations or something, whatever. SO I whip out my birth certificate, a document that was issued twenty years ago several weeks after I was BORN!
Unfortunately this stupid fuck can't seem to understand common sense, so we ended up arguing in front of his store full of customers, and the guy behind me in line trys to explain to the stupid brown shit that a birth certificate is valid fucking ID! He tells me I need a driver's liscense or a passport and I tell that retarded douche that a fucking birth certificate is what you need to get a fucking driver's liscense or passport!!!
This guy's just to damned stupid from licking camel asses all day that I left, that's the end of that store, no more business for him. Listen you stupid cocksucker, you don't come to my fucking country and tell me how old I am. Go back to fucking Pakistan so our southern cousins can kill you.
Saturday, July 9, 2005
Worth1000.com
Here's a recent contest image:
Entrants were asked to photoshop this image entitled 'Caddie' in anyway they saw fit. So of course I immediately though of a Cadillac, and over a few hours I put on in. Have a look:
Let me know what you think!
Tuesday, July 5, 2005
Monday, July 4, 2005
Happy Independence Day
Hope this will give you a better time then you had in 1996!
Sunday, July 3, 2005
An Open Letter to Bob Geldof
It has come to my attention that you are the sole being responsible for trying to end poverty on our little planet Earth. While this is certainly a commendable goal, I find your methods to be hypocritical and highly dubious. Here are a few questions that I'd like to have answered
- Your slogan is 'MakePovertyHistory', how much did it cost to pay the advertising executives to come up with it?
- Of your amassed £30 Million, how much did you contribute to aid World Hunger?
- If African debt is relieved and aid increases, what do we do about the corrupt governments? The revolutions?
- Why were there only two African-born performers in the main concerts? Should the poverty stricken nations of Africa not be allowed a chance to "help themselves"?
- Don't you think that it would be better to give third world countries a hand up rather then a hand out?
- Will all of the increased profits through record sales that the various artists receive by taking part in this "world changing" event be given to the poorest among us as well?
- Where did the money for the $3000 worth of gift baskets that each performer received come from?
Sincerly,
Kris Mortensen
An Unemployed White Canadian
Image Page!
I just spent the last little bit working on a Photos page for you guys. Now you can see what I look like and how I live in all my digital glory. Here's a sample:
The link for the main Photo Page can be found here. And if you don't want to look for this post everytime you want to check out the new images, just look to the right in the sidebar and you can find everything you need.
Enjoy!
Saturday, July 2, 2005
28 Sweet Movies
Movies listed with an asterisk are noted as being especially important or emotionally driven.
- The Godfather (1972)|Why?
Family, even mob families, are very important. - The Empire Strikes Back (1977)|Why?
Han Solo is the most manly roughneck in existance, and he fucked Princess Leia! - Pukp Fiction (1994)|Why?
Uncensored graphic violence, racist quips and drugs. And Phil LaMarr! - Raiders of the Lost Arc (1981)|Why?
Re: Harrison Ford and Melting Nazis. - *To Kill A Mockingbird (1962)|Why?
Atticus Finch defends a black man accused of raping a white girl in the deep American south. (Requires big balls) - Se7en (1995)|Why?
Sinning is a great way to pass the time, Kevin Spacey plays a maniac. - Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)|Why?
Random comedy is truly genious, and there's a savage killer bunny. - A Clockwork Orange (1971)|Why?
Uncompromisingly evil to passively good, and the relationships between old friends and enemies. - Reservoir Dogs (1992)|Why?
Best heist movie ever created. - Donnie Darko (2001)|Why?
The Bunny - Sin City (2005)|Why?
Simply the best comic book-to-movie adaptation ever done. - Forrest Gump (1994)|Why?
Great story, great characters, loved the whole integration throughout history. - Full Metal Jacket |Why?
Best Vietnam War movie ever. R. Lee Ermey made it a winner. - Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991)|Why?
One of the best sequels to a B-Movie ever, great special effects even today. - Young Frankenstein (1974)|Why?
Gene Wilder and Marty Feldman - *Gandhi (1982)|Why?
Extremely powerful. A must see! - The Big Lewbowski (1998)|Why?
The Dude is The Man when it comes to pissing awesomeness and sweating swooze. - The Exorcist (1973)|Why?
One of the scariest flicks ever made. - The Last Remake of Beau Geste (1977)|Why?
One of the funniest movies that no one's ever seen! - This Is Spinal Tap (1984)|Why?
Improvisational comedy at it's absolute best. - Rain Man (1988)|Why?
Strong preformance from D.Hoffman, great story. - Heat (1995)|Why?
DeNiro and Pacino facing off. - Night of the Living (1968)|Why?
Excellent social commentary and flesh-eating zombies. - Army of Darkness (1993)|Why?
Best Comedy/Horror movie ever created, some of the best movie quotes of alltime are contained within. - *Ray (2004)|Why?
Brilliant acting brings you into the life of Ray Charles. - *Life is Beautiful (1997)|Why?
An unforgettable fable that proves love, family and imagination conquer all - House of Flying Daggers (2004)|Why?
Amazing cinematography and visual conception. Great fight scenes as well. - Pink Floyd The Wall (1982)|Why?
Awesome music, awesome visuals, trippy story.
That's all for now folks.
Friday, July 1, 2005
Wednesday, June 8, 2005
Thursday, May 19, 2005
Surface City :: Lola
Lola
Detective Brock Krumm wasn’t an angry man by nature, but the circumstances of his life brought together all of the proper tools for making him into a rage-filled person. For the last nineteen years he’d been a cop, witness to some of the foulest goings-on of
‘If only they knew the true meaning of upholding the law,’ Krumm thought with a grimace. Two years ago to the day, he’d lost his partner and closest friend, Miles North. A friendship of seventeen years, snuffed out by one juiced up crazy with a gun. The crazy thug was of course never arrested, never charged, never found, the Guard didn’t even know the name of the murderer of one of it’s own! Ineptness at work. Brock had declined the Guard’s offer of a new partner; there would be no one to replace Miles, not in his mind. So Brock worked alone, trudging through mountains of paperwork from day to day, dealing with the shit that life as a cop always seemed to slam him personally. Unfortunately for Brock, the Surface City Police Force, officially named the Omni-Guard, was a lot like the mafia of old. Once you were in, there was no getting out. It was especially true nowadays, with the Guard’s labour crisis going on. It seemed there just weren’t enough concerned citizens anymore. Or maybe it was the high fatality percentage for rookie cops in this city that kept the new recruits away. Whatever the case, the Guard was short-handed, the perfect time for a veteran detective to be denied his right to retire after so many years of service. ‘Just more shit,’ he thought.
Dt. Krumm took a long drag from his cigarette as he peered out from his surveillance position, the position was in plain sight, Krumm of course was not. He was cleverly hidden away behind a camo-net masque, a nice piece of technology that bends visual light. Any minute now she’d be here; he’d been tracking this particular suspect for the past three months, she wasn’t going to get away again; Krumm was tired of explanations. The suspect’s name was unknown; she wasn’t a registered resident of
Krumm glanced over his watch again, an anonymous tipper had informed them of a robbery going down at the Sector A1 Capital Bank, it was a huge target; being the centre of commerce this side of
His thoughts broke suddenly as he noticed a single figure making their way towards the front entrance of the bank. It was quite dark; Krumm saw only a long trench coat loosely wrapped on a tall slim figure. He watched greedily hoping for a chance to catch his ‘white whale’. As the figure stepped into the light he caught a glimpse of long straight black hair and a tight white bodysuit, it was Lola. Krumm clenched his teeth in anticipation, this time she wouldn’t get away; he’d wait for her to go inside and then ambush her while she was in the act. He wasn’t afraid for his own safety; the whole time they’d been tracking Lola she’d never so much as hurt a single Guardsman, it was almost as if she was afraid. Or maybe she was a smart enough girl to keep her nose clean enough that no serious charges could be dropped on her should she ever failed to escape. Krumm didn’t care either way, as long as she wasn’t violent, then he wouldn’t have to be. He watched as Lola crept towards the main bank entrance. She bent over to inspect the doors and suddenly stopped in mid-motion. Krumm froze. Had he been made? Did she know he was watching? Impossible! He was equipped with the latest OG Camo-Net equipment. The small device bends the light around an immobile object, making it practically invisible. There’s no way she would have been able to see him through the dark. No way!
Lola turned exactly to where Krumm was sitting against a wall across the street. She seemed to be looking directly at him, but he didn’t dare move from the stare of those piercing ice blue eyes. There was a glint of pearl as she grinned at him, Krumm blinked and she was gone. He scrambled to his feet but she was no where to be seen. He ran into the street cursing himself under his breath, how had she seen him? How had she known? As he looked back to his previous location beside the wall he couldn’t even see the Camouflage Generator, a great hunk of smooth silver technology and it was camouflaging itself too well to be seen. So how had she known?! Krumm rubbed his eyes with both bewilderment and rage, wondering where to proceed from here he cursed himself under his breath again. As he reopened his eyes he noticed something on the ground, it was glowing bright red-orange but was quickly fading into the blackness of the night.
“Damnit!” He cursed, “You got me this time Lola, my own fault, but you got me.” He yelled into the blackness, being the commercial district that it was, and being that it was
“Another shitty day on the job since I lost you partner…” Krumm put away the photograph of his departed friend, suppressed his rage and made his way back to the CORE. Then the rain started.
Sunday, May 15, 2005
Surface City :: More than a Mouthful
Sunday, May 8, 2005
Drag
My knuckles flexed on the leather bound steering wheel. The engine growled fierociously beneath us like a hungry predator, waiting. I revved the beast and watched the gauges on the dash flick to life. Opposite me in the lane sat another predator, it's chrome grill glinted in the moonlight. The other car revved to match my own actions. I could see the driver across from me, the moonlight sprang from his teeth as he sneared towards me. I returned my gaze forward, adrenaline flowing, I was ready. The only thing between us was a girl hold a blazing scarf. Seconds felt like hours as they dripped away quietly, the only sound was our dueling motors.
The scarf fell and immediately rubber gripped road and we flew off together. Streetlamps whizzed past, I watched the speedometer climb steadily, not fast enough. I pumped the clutch and upshifted, speed came easier, but it seemed my rival was yet faster. His beast streaked ahead of mine, a streak of yellow thunder. He passed the finish line first, the adrenaline faded into fear. I stopped the car, he approached quickly, an entourage of thugs behind him. The smell of exhaust hung heavy in the atmosphere as I extricated myself from the vehicle.
"You lose, Mr.Bradley," his reply was smug, and his look was deadly.
I lost. My car was gone now, it was over. He offered his hand to me, expecting only the keys to my beast. The one constant in my life was now going to be taken from me. NO! Not this way, that car was my life. In an instant I found my hand on the blade of my knife. The knife itself had found its way into the rival's stomach. Another flash and his thugs were on me, blood gave way to darkness and pain. It was over...
No need to worry about my car anymore.
Thursday, April 28, 2005
'Shrooms
I don't recommend going on shrooms in a dark house with dark hallways and creaking floorboards, it's just not a very smart thing to do if you like to keep your wits about you. The house across the street was pretty frightening to say the least, not to mention the spirit of the tortured young girl my friend kept on seeing down the hallway towards the bathroom. It's really tough to put a shrooms trip into words that a non-user can understand.
So if you didn't understand anything I just said, well that's just plain too bad for you. I'll probably be trying them at the next opportunity, as we had a really great time, even if it was the scariest few hours of my life.
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
Something or other.
"Clouds flew lazily overhead, soaring through the distant blue sea that was the sky. It was a summer afternoon, the air was warm but not quite hot, just the way we liked it, Frankie and I. Mother came out of the house with a tall cool glass of lemonade, Frankie ran towards her as usual, huffing and puffing and wagging his tail. My best friend was a dog, I'm not one to admit it openly, but it wasn't something I was ever ashamed of.
"Mother shooed my best friend away as she brought me a glass of the pale yellow elixir. I drank quickly, taste wasn't an idea in my mind, mother frowned at her hard sweetening work gone to waste. I knew she wouldn't be upset long. Frankie stuck his snout into the glass, trying to grasp that last bits of flavour with his tongue. We laughed at his attempts, it was the happiest time of my life."
I turned now to the listener of my tale, a young pretty girl, bound and gagged to a chair. The single lightbulb swung slowly, lazily like the clouds in my memories and shone light across her face in deep swaying motions. I watched the tears bud from her eyes and grow to her chin, she was afraid.
"Ssh, hush now darling," I cooed, "Frankie's long dead my dear. Those were the happiest times of my life back in the country with my dog and my family."
I paused, almost coming to tears myself at the sweet memories of my youth, "No!" I stammered, "You were the ones whoe destroyed it all, you cast down my cherished thoughts and stole them all for yourself, you and your people disgust me!" Rage was now welling within me, an uncontrollable rage. Anger scares most people, with me, at this time, with this person, anger feed the fear, and the fear became my rage. Fear of being wiped clean, eliminated, erased, no. I wasn't going to go like that, not like my dear dog.
I pulled the gag from her mouth, the barrel of my pistol insisted very strongly that she not scream. It seemed she was lead by fear as well, for she didn't scream. For that matter, she never did much of anything again; the trigger was lighter then I had thought, it was easy to pull. Red, scarlet, blood, everywhere. It was then that the laughter hit me, I was doing it, Frankie! I've got things under control now, you'll see, I'll make it right.
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
My Final Fantasy Job
Mediator You scored 27% physical, 20% magic, 44% versatile, and 61% good! |
Your talents lie not in strength or magic, but your ability to get your way through talking to people (and sometimes other things.) You prefer to avoid fights and can often work your way out of them. As the name implies, you are also good at regulating disputes between other people, preferring peaceful resolutions to combat. But in a tight spot, you can also destroy enemy morale. You're handy to have around, but unfortunately there are times when talk will simply fail. |
Link: The Final Fantasy Job Class Test written by Artscrafter on Ok Cupid |
Friday, April 22, 2005
Work
It's going to be a boring as fuck night again.
If you're wondering about some of the colour and image changes, I'm slowly converting the graphics and code into something a little less ordinary. I do stress the word 'slowly' because I'm lazy.
Thursday, April 21, 2005
CrossDressing
Check it out.
What a very odd person he is.
Comments anyone?
420
Anyways, I don't anyone around here had much of a good time, so I guess I can be accompanied in my misery, if that's really any consolation at all.
Sunday, April 17, 2005
Random Prattle
Nothing at all.
Friday, April 15, 2005
Untitled
All was silent and calm, except for the drip... Looking around myself I realized I was not the source. A bit of exploring in the blackness proved to me a horrible event had just occured. There was a body forming out from the shadows, it hung silently in the darkness, swaying ever so slightly in some unfelt draft. I cried out in terror, but the words from my mouth were foreign, the were my words and my voice, yet somehow it was all distant. I approached the body, my footsteps echoed throughout the apartment. I thumbed my pocket for a source of light and found a matchbook. Quickly I snapped one to life and cried out again, this time in anger and fear. Once again my voice seemed to fall on ears that would not hear it, the light provided to me the last emotion scrawled across my dead sister's face, despair.
There she was, my baby sister, hanging from the ceiling of my home, gutted like a flounder. Vengeful thoughts took my already weakened mind as tears seemed to streamed down my face. Who had done this? Why? I felt the last moments of pain that were deeply engrained within her wide eyes. It made me almost sick to see one loved so dearly in a condition like this. I screamed in rage, but once again my voice seemed to come from everywhere and nowhere. The last moments of conciousness were fleeting, as the match burnt out, so did my will to live, and so it was that I was taken from life.
Wednesday, April 6, 2005
Jorb!
Hopefully it'll be decent enough, working security at nighttime. It's not like this is a very dangerous city, it's fucking Canada for god's sake. Well, I'll report back to you after the first night of work tomorrow. You being the losers who are actually reading this of course.
As always, bacon and circumstance.
Monday, April 4, 2005
Being Poor...
Haven't been able to party in over a month, haven't left the house except to look for work in over a month. It's just god damn rootin' tootin' depressin'. I'll be on my way out in a little bit to borrow a pack of smokes from a generous friend who's just cured his poorness with a healthy dose of payday. Man I miss paydays...
Sunday, April 3, 2005
What to add?
If you've got any suggestions feel free to drop them off in the comments box.
Friday, April 1, 2005
April First
Tuesday, March 29, 2005
Routers
I've had a Linksys router for the past two years, funny thing it it doesn't seem to like to work all of the time. Couple of days ago my router decided it didn't like the ports we were using for our home network and felt it would be a good idea to go fritzy on us.
An hour with Linksys Tech Support later couldn't discover the problem, so I tried changing the ports we were using, originally using ports two and three. We now use ports one and four. The only odd part about the whole experience is that fact that port one didn't work when we moved into this place...
Strange happenings indeed.
Sunday, March 27, 2005
Internet Radio
Anyways, the reason I bring up the subject of music is because I'd like to turn everyone on to a great new radio station I discovered, it's an internet radio based out of Vancouver, Canada.
Radio Satan 666, plays some of the greatest hard rock and metal tunes of all time. It really depends on when you listen though, the different DJs are great and really know their stuff, I'd better stop writing about the station now before I orgasm all over my keyboard.
Friday, March 25, 2005
So...
Here you are, I don't update this blog a whole lot, but I may start. I've been thinking about it anyways. If you don't have Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater for your Sony PlayStation 2 video game console, get it. If you don't have a PS2, kill yourself. It's as simple as that.
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
I Live!
Had to move several large appliances today, too bad we didn't even have a dolly to help out. (For all you retards out there a dolly is one of those stand-up things with wheels on the bottom for moving heavy shit up stairs.) I do like the new place though even if there's less privacy living with others.
Work still sucks boner.