I quite honestly do not know how I made it through 26 years of no Karaoke. At least I have three years to cherish, and more to come! Glad to see I am not the only one addicted to Karaoke. I go 2-3 times a week! I also keep track of the songs I sing and try at least four new songs a week. I also make sure to get the show thirty minutes early, just so I can be at the top of the first rotation.

Karaoke Queen..... Your my Hero!

Hell Yea!

They need to put this car in the next "Back to the Future"!

I am a Amercian Disastisfied with the trend of eating my country is on. Coffee for breakfast, Fast food for Lunch, and and all you can eat Buffet for Dinner. This is normal.

At four to six small and balanced(protein source and source of Fiber) meals a day keeps my weight down and my energy up, and I have never counted calories.

I'm still single because of not telling people how I feel. Plus it is hard to trust anyone you meet in a Bar. I still go out every weekend for Karaoke and to hang out with Friends. Got to do something fun, that involves people.

I like singing the Clash, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Cake, The Doors, The Yardbirds, Cream... just to name a few. I have sung some girly songs in the likes of Barbie Girl. I asked an Army buddy of mine who is eating sand for breakfast, if he was there to see me sing, what would he want me to sing, and Barbie Girl was his reply. It was a humbling experience, but not as bad as I thought it would be. I have sung "Girls Just Want to have Fun" and "Get this Party Started".

Has any one on this site lightened their car by 500-1000lb in the efforts to make the car go faster? I know it destroys the value of a vehicle, but I am still curious about gutting a running used car one day like an older Camaro SS or a fox body Mustang 5.0 or GT. Gutting as in, removing back seat, front passenger seat, and A/C and Heater System, etc...

I often have a spinach salad when going out for Karaoke on the weekends. It sure beats iceberg based salads!

A Chick-fil-a sandwich, waffle fries and lemonaide!

I saw the "Watchmen" for the first time this weekend. I was impressed. It was the awsome side of different from the norm.

I watched "Watchmen" for the first time. It was suprisingly a differnent kind of movie, in a good way. Darker and more thought provoking than most of the other DC comics movies. I did not recongnize any of the actors and actresses and that is a plus in my books!

From my own experience be a loner never helped my depression and social eixiety (aka being shy). I learned that people need people. Not just to hang out with that you glance at and say hi, but people you can talk to. Also instead of trying to find a friend, be a friend to a stranger. Have fun with your social outings, and improvise if you have to and don't be shy of your quirks, because that is the real you!

Merry Christmas to you Science Fiction fans. I was pretty stoked to get the Jayne Cobb hat for Christmas.

I saw Tron: Legacy this weekend. Being a huge fan of the original Tron and 82', I was not disapointed with the product. The timeline story wise was sound. Some of the elements of the story I will have to digest later on (a bit confusing). I enjoyed the themes of the movie, being the futility of seeking perfection, sacrifice, and the bond of a Father and a Son.

Another side note is that the original Tron was cutting edge for its day being the first to do a CG movie. It was a gamble than and did not make it very well in the theaters but became a cult classic later on. I think the oringal Tron was ment for or received best by a predominatly male crowd that also gets into Gaming/Programing/Computers/Electronics.

In my opinion of course, the Tron: Legacy atempted to branch off to different interest such as the modern music from Daft Punk, The Dude(which Jeff Bridges was the Dude in the Orignal Tron before The Big Labowsky), and a lead female role. In addition, the technical language was limited. I did like the x,y, and z (aka 3d) axis grid races! All in all the sequal was a fun movie and I plan on watching it in theater again. The last time I saw a movie more than once in theater was for District 9.

I bet Vick really likes the Bears! Time will tell. He is talented, yes. Exciting, yes. Consistant.......?????? Well, I'm from ATL. I remember when Vick was throwing for the Falcons. Granted we had no offensive line to speak of at the time. The Falcons got rid of talent and traded it for strong fundementals playing as a team. Guess its working for them.

Props for you for trying. Journey is a "journey" to try to sing if you know what I mean!

Nothing wrong with girly songs unless I sing them, which I have not tried. Wait, I did atempt "Sweet Dreams" a month ago.

Saturday and Sunday nights for me. It is only till 12am on Sunday, but it is crazier than my Saturday show which is more laid back. People I know outside of the bar have trouble believing I sing Karaoke and they always find an excuse not to go. I stopped asking, and just hang out with the partrons I see just about every weekend.

It is Cake, Beck, and a bit of David Bowie this weekend!

Starman - David Bowie

"Let the Children Boogie"

I know my Trek, SGU is more like Star Trek Voyager. On a ship stuck imposibly far from home. Stargate Atlantis was like DS9 in that it was an alien post with humans on it.