I changed the name of my blog. Poor, innocent Livers, the victim of my inane rants and subject of unwarranted hatred. For those who don't know (actually, I think only one person knows who Livers actually is), Livers is not a living being. Livers is most likely no one you know and will most likely never meet. Livers might or might not be a whore, but has been known to hump on a certain individual's shoulder. So the whore-ness might be a complete exaggeration on my part. Just natural behavior for someone/thing of his/her kind.

Anyway, I took my shower and realized that I had spent a ridiculous amount of time typing in my blog when I should be typing up my work. I've come to the realization (duh, duh) that my reluctance to do work is largely due to my submission to self-indulgence. Or rather (and this would've been subject matter for my term topic), the fact that I've become dependent upon the Internet and it's immersive world, similar to a video game environment, like a 4-disc RPG. Many internet geeks like myself will tell you that time flies when you sit at a computer. There's so much to explore. Maybe one day I ought to snatch the cable modem from it's post and toss it under my bed to prevent me from wandering aimlessly throughout a variety of other personal websites where the majority of the content is 99% worthless drivel (ah, similar to what I'm currently doing at the moment, what a coinky-dink).

Can you believe I'm actually expressing thought into this blog? It's usually just "today I saw a cat and it was cold outside". I am reinforcing my theory that I'd rather waste my time than do actual school work. It's like trying to make sense of the senseless, or what some people might call "art". What I'm doing isn't considered art (of course), but typing typing typing whatever delusional shit just happens to crap into my shrunken brain. I can sit here and bleed, staring blankly at a CRT monitor, wishing that right now, all I want to do is hop on a Vespa and write haikus about fat little yellow guys who just don't know.

I'll be back. Eventually.