Survival Notes

I. Cops That Need Some Serious Ass-Fucking II. I Need Thomas Edison I. Cops That Need Some Serious Ass-Fucking Wow! I'm horrified by these two video clips that I saw last night (it was this morning actually, when I got back from work). The news is quite old but I don't really read the papers. This really showed me never to trust anyone but yourself (not your wits or instincts). Not even your best friend or even the cops. In this world surrounded by junk, you can't really tell what might happen next. The following links lead to two video clips where unmarked cops shot dead or injured carjackers as claimed by the cops. I may not know all the details but it's enough to really scare me. Clip #1 Clip #2 This blog, called Blogging For Justice, aims to inform people the real information about one of the said suspects which was shot. I guess the crime level is so high that even cops (not all) are criminals. Even if the people in the car were really carjackers, they still tampered with the crime scene and was overkill. I'd like to get the medal of the "honored" cop and use it to slit their throats. Adding the fact that it happened in Ortigas, it makes me rethink of how often or how long and at what time I should stay at work. II. I Need Thomas Edison While throwing some time off, I was looking for some stuff for our film project with Animo Teatro. I was looking for some parts that we could use to construct some equipment. Most of the hardware stores that I visited doesn't have the parts or don't even know what I'm talking about (somehow they lacked experience or didn't understand me). Seeing all these materials makes me want to build something else too. I was looking at some parts that I could use to build a customized Go Kart. I also saw some mounting stuff that I could use for my audio rig. Going back to the agenda, I ended up knowing that it's so hard to be an inventor (sort of), because it's so hard to look for the stuff that you need. Maybe that's why I should just be a software developer. Maybe programmers should be called inventors. They even have software patents (although I really don't like the idea).

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