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03 Nov 2010, 3:03 am
Damn it, it's 4 in the morning and I'm as wake as wake can be. 
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Ferdi's back?
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03 Nov 2010, 4:04 am
You've got to have a sense of humour about your problems. 
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03 Nov 2010, 6:29 am
Oww, my back hurts. Too much hunching 
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03 Nov 2010, 6:46 am
I don't think your talking about me; I look like a troll & I've been accused of trolling when I wasn't trying to on some other sites before
I was a DJ for an online station years ago but I did it for fun; no one made any money off of it. Station ended up shutting down when advertising sponsors bailed because of controversy with the IRAA & copyrights; lots of online stations voluntarily shut down around then. I've thought about DJing professionally but I say things the wrong way sometimes I could probably end up in trouble for being politically incorrect, I also get nervous & it can affect my voice(I stutter/slur occasionally or say something very wrong), I don't like the idea of being confined to a specif play-list & all, & I have no training or experience with an actual radio station
Those things can be overcome with practice. Don't be so hard on yourself. Have you thought about taking classes or working as an intern at a radio station? Do yourself a favor and look into if you haven't already. In the mean time, you can practice by recording yourself (at home) and talking about the music as well. You can take notes to help you remember what you want to say. Your a DJ in the rough Nick, that's all. Just pause and think about what you want to say and say it slowly and distinctly. It will start coming to you naturally. Believe me Nick, I see you as a DJ.
I haven't thought about it much; I'll have to think about it some. I think I'd rather be some kind of assistant or something to a singing comedian. I'm into comedy music a lot as well as pop & I come up with ideas for parody songs when I'm not trying & think I'm very creative but I don't think I have talent & I don't know how to express my creativity. Might be great to work with South Park creators Matt & Trey or Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane but I have no connections or anything. I'd rather have connections to Miranda Cosgrove but I'm not delusional enough to think that I'd actually have a chance. Fantasies are coping strategies for me. I've been feeling really lonely the last few days & need a hug but I'm not close enough with anyone to feel comfortable. I need a girl-friend but I would not be able to let go
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03 Nov 2010, 8:33 am
Ferdi's back?
Not quite. Corp is back.
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I was very skeptical about Matt Smith because he's so young, and I just can't reconcile the idea of The Doctor being (seeming) my age. Surprisingly, though, I really like him. I find that I can really relate to Matt-Smith-as-The-Doctor. The episode where he becomes that guy's roommate--so relatable! "Has anyone ever told you that you're a bit weird?" "They never really stop." // "I can stay?" "Yeah, you're weird and you can cook. It's good enough for me." ^_^
I liked David Tennant, too, but Christopher Eccleston is still my Doctor Who.
To be honest, I haven't actually seen any Matt Smith episodes yet. I just felt like posting about David Tennant's awesomeness, Kanye West style. I had an ulterior motive of starting a discussion about Doctor Who, and it worked!
I admit, I'm still in the early stages of being a Whovian, but I can almost guarantee that by next spring (or sooner) I will know all there is to know about the series. I may be absent-minded when it comes to most things, but when it comes to my interests, I soak up information like a sponge soaks up water.
A job well done, then!
I'm pretty easily drawn into a Doctor Who conversation. It was something of a special interest of my own for some time. I even knitted my very own Tom Baker-style scarf last winter.
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