iMovie

So remember when I said I was working on a stop-motion video? (If you don't, refresh your memory here.) Well, I gave up on that, for two reasons:

1) My tripod broke. It is very hard to make a stop-motion movie without a tripod.
2) iMovie frustrates me to no end. When I used it in grade 10, it was awesome and super easy to use. The new version that I have on my MacBook makes me want to punch through walls. It's not particularly user-friendly, and I'm not so invested in making any movie that I want to spend a few hours learning how to use it. Also, I might be bad with computers.

So anyways, that's what's happening there. To make up for it, you should watch recent interviews of Charlie Sheen. That quote I mentioned before is just a small sample of some of the best interviews I have ever seen. They're seriously unbelievable. And hilarious. I highly recommend watching at least one interview (perhaps the one where he says that he's not 'bi-polar,' but maybe 'bi-winning.' You can check it out HERE), and, if you're really bored, some of the remixes, because those are always fun.

Ah! This is you on Charlie Sheen.

Finally, I am aware I need to stop mentioning Erase Me by Kid Cudi, but here's a sweet acoustic cover:
>> Erase Me (Acoustic Kid Cudi Cover)

Two great quotes

"I am on a drug. It's called Charlie Sheen. It's not available because if you try it once, you will die. Your face will melt off and your children will weep over your exploded body."
              -Charlie Sheen, in an ABC interview (read more here) 



Charlie Sheen is notoriously a bit (just a little bit) of a douche, but this quote from his latest tirade made me laugh. Congratulations, on making your craziness at least funny for all us viewers.     






"You used to be able to tell the difference between hipsters and homeless people. Now, it's between hipsters and retards. I mean, either that guy in the corner in orange safety pants holding a protest sign and wearing a top hat is mentally disabled or he is the coolest fucking guy you will ever know."
                                                                                 -Chuck Klosterman