Thinking

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Icarus is close, but no cigar

As I was reading from Seth Godin’s book: The Icarus Deception this morning, I had a sudden craving for “No Cigar”, a song I’ve loved ever since I played Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 on a 133 MHz cpu back in the day.

The funny part, I realized, was how well the song and the book went hand in hand. Maybe that’s why my brain wanted to hear it?

Tell us where you’re from, what you want to become

And we’ll say if you’re OK

Where did you go to school?

Right answer and you’re cool

Yeah, you’re the kid the whole day

You got a sticker in your face, information about the case

So you know your potential

Don’t think you can extend

Don’t think you can extend, just comprehend

But I don’t wanna hear it, no it’s more than I accept

‘Cause, I don’t care where I belong no more

What we share or not I will ignore

I will ignore

We will shut you out

We’ll put you in doubt if you think that you’re special

We’ll tell you who you are

We’ll tell you that you’re close but no cigar

But, I don’t wanna hear it (I don’t wanna hear it)

No it’s more than I accept

‘Cause I don’t care where I belong no more

What we share or not I will ignore

And I won’t waste my time fitting in

‘Cause I don’t think contrast is a sin

What they say is go back where you came from

They’ll tell you that but, I don’t wanna hear

No, I don’t wanna hear. No, I don’t wanna hear it

No, it’s more than I accept

‘Cause I don’t care where I belong no more

What we share or not I will ignore

And I won’t waste my time fitting in

‘Cause I don’t think contrast is a sin

No, it’s not a sin

I got the FULL Honda S2000 in NFS No Limits

This was such a difficult and challenging NFS NL event, but it was sooo worth it. Had to spend the in-game-gold currency to actually complete it, because the last 2 days were crazy, and I actually kept logging in to get the event tickets on and on.

It was really cool to smash and out-run the cops in this one, but it was really challenging and some of the races took a lot of focus (and lots of tickets) to complete.

Relaxing with the Shakti

They say you never forget your first Shakti.

I’m sure that will be true. Can’t believe how many times I’ve already used it.

It’s like a ready to go massage that actually works.