Sitting here kinda bored, and I don't feel like recapping the past few days, so I will just think of random things:

1. I found a nice picture of Kate Hudson for my desktop. It's a picture of her smiling. That picture makes me smile. When I smile, I hope that other people will smile. It's a giant chain effect of smiling, all caused by Kate Hudson.

2. Lebron James got dunked on today by some white guy wearing #24. In your face Lebron, welcome to the NBA.

3. Payton will sign with the Lakers. Then I bet Karl Malone will sign with them too. Making their starting lineup: Payton, Kobe, Rick Fox, Malone, and Shaq. I think we all know what the weak link will be.

4. If I were to go out with a girl, what would be the youngest I could date without making me a perv? Brian tells me it's half your age plus 7 years, making a 16 year old girl the youngest. Any thoughts? I'm only asking this because there was this girl I thought was cool at Lowell but was two years younger than me, so I didn't know what to do. Brian's rule would make it ok, or maybe the rule is to date whomeever makes you comfortable. I used to be an "age doesn't matter" type of guy, but then I realized it does matter. Especially in high school/college. I think after college, two or three years doesn't make too much of a difference, but in high school and in college, there has to be a line somewhere, right? But when you think about the half plus 7 rule, a 40 year old guy could date a 27 year old girl. Maybe the half plus 7 rule only applies to guys my age. Now older women...that's a different story. Tee hee.

5. Yahoo personals. There has to be a better way to meet girls. Or is there? Dun dun dun.

6. John Mayer concert this Sunday will cost me $50. ER Season 1 DVD will be out in August, and it will cost $42. I'm going to have to start shelling out the cash for the big guns (not literally).

7. Movie idea for all you screen writers out there looking for your big break: A hot dog vendor named Frank works at the ballpark. He overhears one of his customers talking about blowing up the ballpark as he buys a hotdog. Frank decides he has to take matters into his own hands (because, afterall, he is the ultimate hot dog vendor), and searches the park for the bomb during his breaks. He find the bomb, manages to deactivate the bomb, sells a record number of hot dogs that day (and thus earning him the Employee of the Month award), and wins Time Magazines Man of the Year. I would call the movie "Hold The Mustard"

That is all for now. Thanks for reading.