Starbucks...it rocks. Click!

I wonder why Christians get so offended by the fact that other people don't believe in God. They don't even want to engage in discussion about it, they just get upset. Is it because they no they have no rational arguments to include in the discussion? Hmm...

I went to the Houston Space Centre this weekend. It sucked. Basically for little kids, but even they would get bored with it I think. The tour of the facility involved just looking at the big brown buildings, seeing the training centre with replicas of the compartments of the space station (basically white cylinders), and the coolest part was the Saturn V rocket. But everything felt like it was straight from the 60's, I mean c'mon NASA, you're supposed to be the most technologically advanced agency in the world!

Saw Spiderman 3, and that was a big letdown as well. I mean, it started off very cheesy, which is to be expected, but it should get more serious throughout. And it didn't! I mean, if you want to showoff an asshole Peter Parker, don't make him a goof fer chrissakes. Make him a real dick, and not just dancing down the streets pumping his hips at girls. And what the hell? Venom was in the movie for all of 20 minutes, and then they killed him off. Good job Sam Raimi, you ruined what was potentially the best setup for a villian in the Spiderman series. He's supposed to be Spidey's ultimate foe, but he decided to focus the movie on Peter Parker being a jerk to his girlfriend. Hell I don't need to go to a movie to see that, go to the bar on the weekend.

This brings me to my next point, Americans are dumb. Really dumb. During the previews to the movie, all the absolute worst films I could think of were getting racous laughs and applause from the crowd. Jesus. During the film it was worse, people clapping and laughing at the obvious joke setups, hollering out "Don't do it Spiderman", and getting teary eyed at the supposed sad scenes. These were middle aged people too! Yann and I spent the movie laughing at the atrocious acting, and groaning at the supposed funny scenes. It was funny to see the French stereotype being played on screen next to actual Frenchmen. They were all frustrated, "That's not even how a Frenchman would say it!"

Oh yeah, I love Club Monaco. It's awesome, being stylish is a lifestyle baby. There's a big difference between fashion and style. Style is innate, fashion is for people who don't know any better.

So uh...party on, I'll be back in cowtown as of June 8th (or 9th, something like that), for 2 whole weeks.


EDIT: Ahhh Dilbert: Click.