Uomo Panda 2008

Bueno este es el ultimo cover solo faltaria la portada del dvd de extras que tiene este ultimo boxset, del cual aun no se si poner una caratula para ese DVD o sino que tambien puedo agregar lo que son las cuatro peliculas de Saint Seiya o como ven envien sus sugerencias, despues proseguiremos con las portadas de Hades que tendran que llevar un diseno diferente a mi parecer, pero por lo pronto les dejo en esta portada a Bud de Alcor Zeta para mi el mejor guerrero de Odin, como ya se debieron haber dado cuenta ya que es el caballero que uso en el diseno del blog, Espero sus comentarios, sugerencias u opiniones.

Version A:

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Version B:

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Let's start by talking about what in the box as part of the kit:

1. Zeta Particle Generator
2. Zeta Ball
3. Textures to use as particles
4. Targeting Script

The generator actually consists of a combination of parts. First off, you have the control panel. Alongside that to the left you have two boxes and a cone shape floating above (particle emitter).

The box on the left (dark green in the picture above) controls the particle's STARTING size, colour and texture. The box on the right of that (blue in the picture above), controls the ENDING size, colour and texture. So if we were to rez the particles in the picture above, they would start off very long and green, but towards the end of the particle cycle, they would shrink a little and finally turn blue.

So now you've set the colour, size and texture of your particles, it's now time to take a closer look at the actual control panel itself (click the picture to get a bigger version).

Apart from what the boxes control (mentioned above) the control panel does everything else that dictates how the particles should behave. I'm not going to go into what each of the options on the control panel do, as my goal on this post is to review it for people who potentially want to purchase the items. However, if you would like to get a more detailed explanation of what each does, a great place to visit is the Particle Laboratory.

I've been using the Zeta Particle Generator for quite sometime now and I can honestly say, I love it. It's so easy to use and as soon as you click a button, you see the changes being made there and then, so no messing about, you get what you want straight away.

At the time of writing this piece it was priced at L$1200 and compare that too many of the other particle generators out there, this is cheap.

It's easy to use, fun to use, clear instructions..... to be honest I don't think there is a bad thing I can say about it.

If I did have one suggestion for Zenith Fish (the creator), it would be to make a hud version of the control panel. It is quite big and can take up a few prims on your land, so if you are short on prims, you might need to go to the sandbox to rez it, but that is a small price to pay for such a low cost and fantastic gadget. Also, in the whole time I've had it, I haven't received any updates, so will have to mark low for that. In all fairness though, I really don't see how the creator could better the item further, apart from maybe adding a few more premade particle examples.

Usability - 5 out of 5
Cost - 5 out of 5
Customer Services - 4 out of 5
Updates - 1 out of 5

Total - 15 out of 20

]]> http://basslovercreator.wordpress.com/?p=6 Wed, 10 Sep 2008 12:35:01 +0000 djbasslover http://basslovercreator.ru.wordpress.com/2008/09/10/plugins-och-samples/ För ALLA nybörjare som inte har några Plugins eller Samples, så kan jag ge er några som jag brukar använda

Plugins: reFX Nexus <Favoriten>,  reFX vanguard,  V-Station,  Bass-Station,  Zeta+,  Magnus Choir.

Samples: Kick,  Snare,  hihat,  Crash/Revers,  fx,

Phi Delt - Fry Delt

Alpha Omega Pi - A Oh Piggy Pie, Animals on Parade

Zeta Tau Alpha - Zits tits and Armpits

Kappa Kappa Gamma - Catch a case of gonorrhea

Kappa Delta - Kum Dumpsters, Keg Drainers

Sigma Chi - Sig Machi, Machis

Beta Theta Pie - Baked Potato Pie

Delta Chi - Felta Guy

Sigma Kappa - Sigma Cattle

Kappa Sigma - Kappa Scwhag

Alpha Chi Omega - Almost Chi Oh

Alpha Delta Pi - Another Dirty Pussy, After Dinner Pie

Pi Kappa Phi - Guy Phis

Delta Gamma - Dick Gobbler

Kappa Alpha Theta - Dikes with Kites

Delta Upsilon - Delta Oops I signed. 

Pi Kappe Alpha - Pi Kappa Anyone

Sigma Phi Epsilon - Sigma Phi Hair Salon

Alpha Tao Omega - You can't spell faggot without ATO

Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Scooters and Egos, Same Assholes Everywhere

Alphi Phi - Alpha Flea

Alpha Epsilon Pi - Apes

Lamda Chi Alpha - Lamb Chops

Alpha Gamma Rho - Ag Dogs

media: pencil on paper

Approximate date: end of 2006 (Amuro Ray), Beginning of 2007 (Heero Yuy)

Approximate size: A6

Amuro Ray from Zeta and Double Z

I had wanted to draw a picture of all the protagonists throughout the Gundam Saga. However, in the end I gave up beacuse I simply could not find any good reference picture for those of Turn A Gundam and Gundam V. Also, the art for the Mobile Fighter series was so bad to me that I almost could not bear to even look at the characters.

Amuro and Heero's pics are two of the best in all those I've draw, other than that of Shinn and Kira from the SEED triology (SEED, SEED Destiny; SEED Destiny CE 73 Stargazer), which is why I put them up.

Ha...ha......

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Quiero ser vagabundo en tu cuerpo
Y perderme en la profundidad de tu mirada
Deslizarme en las curvas de tu caderas

Y de tus ojos soy prisionero
Que de tus labios carceleros
Y esclavo de tu amor
Hoy esclavo de tu amor

Llevame muy lejos y hasta el infinito
Donde no nos molesten y estemos solitos
Tus manos sean las esposas de mis manos

Eres tu la ultima pieza del rompecabezas de mi vida
Eres la parte que me complementa
Que si tu eres la luna yo sere la tierra

Iria al fin del mundo si quisieras
Te llevare conmigo si me lo pidieras
Acompañame yo pintare tus sueños
Bajare la luna y te la entregare
Tu solo pideme
Lo que quieras te concedere
Mago de la pasion
Genio del corazon
Y esclavo de tu amor

Otra vez he vuelto a soñar con tu pelo
Para que soñar si vivo un sueño
Si tengo en mi vida lo que mas quiero

Y de tus besos soy prisionero
Que de tus labios carceleros
Y esclavo de tu amor
Y esclavo de tu amor

Siento frio niña cuando no estas a mi vera
Me invade tu recuerdo y me llena esta pena
De que no estes conmigo y no tenerte cerca

Eres tu la ultima pieza del rompecabezas de mi vida
Eres la parte que me complementa
Que si tu eres la luna yo sere la tierra

Iria al fin del mundo si quisieras
Te llevare conmigo si me lo pidieras
Acompañame yo pintare tus sueños
Bajare la luna y te la entregare
Tu solo pideme
Lo que quieras te concedere
Mago de la pasion
Genio del corazon
Y esclavo de tu amor

Y cuando estemos solitos los dos
Sabras amor que te quiero mas que a nadie
Hare todo porque no acabe esta ilusion
Entre tu y yo amor amor

Iria al fin del mundo si quisieras
Te llevare conmigo si me lo pidieras
Acompañame yo pintare tus sueños
Bajare la luna y te la entregare
Tu solo pideme
Lo que quieras te concedere
Mago de la pasion
Genio del corazon
Y esclavo de tu amor

Eres tu la ultima pieza del rompecabezas de mi vida

Esta canción es preciosa; Fondo Flamenco, 'A contracorriente', Rompecabezas.

Si señores, en la famitsu nos han dado una gran noticia, en diciembre sale en Japón la segunda parte de la última saga "musou". Las plataformas seleccionadas Xbox360, PS3 y PS2 (y la versión de Wii?). Está bien que la versión PS2 se distribuya al mismo tiempo que las nextgen para no tener Specials y sorpresas de este estilo.

Bueno y cómo dicen una imagen vale más que mil palabras (en este caso son varias imágenes)...

Scan de Famitsu ^.^

Ese RX-78 que todos queremos

Los modelados pintan infinitamente mejor que en la anterior entrega

Psyco Gundam, ya era hora de enemigos a tamaño real que El Zeong daba risa

Nu Gundam y Sazabi, este juego tiene una pinta enorme

Un Saludo a todos y espero publicar cosas nuevas pronto ;)

Have you ever read the "Next War" by Caspar Weinberger and Peter Schweizer? In it Weinberger, who was secretary of defense under President Ronald Reagan, tries to predict and warn the United States of possible future scenarios in which it may have to go to war. The book, written in 1996, includes a story about Mexico in 2003, in which a nationalistic ideologue comes to power and aligns himself with drug cartels. It never really mentions who commits the atrocity, whether the cartels or government officials, but supposedly Mexicans come across the border and plant a bomb in a busy San Diego parking structure killing several Americans and injuring hundreds more. The United States of course retaliates, and in the end invades Mexico before easily defeating any Mexican forces loyal to the president.

Thankfully, what Weinberger predicted has not materialized, yet. And for some unknown reason the majority of our media here in the United States seems to either downplay the situation in Mexico, or they simply lack the facts about is already going on in here.

Take Today’s Top Story, written by Associated Press reporter, Alicia Caldwell. The article would have us believe that members of Mexico’s drug cartels have yet to begin working on U.S. soil. Does anyone really believe that? I am a pro-immigrant advocate but at times I wonder if the more liberal media ignores or does not relay the seriousness of the fact that Mexican cartel assassins and other members are already here, and many have been working in the United States for years.

Recently in Alabama, five Mexican males were found bound with duct tape and their throats slashed. In Atlanta three men, all illegal-aliens were arrested and charged with kid-napping a rival drug dealer and keeping him chained in a basement where he was tortured for nearly a week. Authorities there report that they have already had nine drug-related kid-nappings this year. And in June of this year three Mexican men clad in bullet-proof vests and armed with AK-47 assault rifles murdered a man in Phoenix, Ariz.

With such a lucrative business at stake is anyone surprised that this is happening? If poor people with no formal military training can make it across the border think of what those like the Zetas can do. Many of the Zetas were trained in the United States to fight the cartels but were lured over to the other side by money; much more money. They can make short work of the ill-enforced border, wall or no wall.

Our law enforcement officials as well as our media need to be more cognizant of the fact that cartels have been working here for years. With the fighting in Mexico and the disruption caused by the crackdown on the cartels, it is no surprise that is has spread to the US. After all, the money, the drug consumers and the guns are all here.

I am not advocating that we invade Mexico to solve this problem with the cartels, after all Felipe Calderon, Mexico’s president is intent on defeating the cartels. He is not, at least to my knowledge, allied with any cartel and is willing to work with the United States to dismantle them. But the fact is he is out-gunned and out-numbered. Too many times he has been out-witted by the cartels and the many corrupt government officials and police they control. So although military intervention in Mexico may not be the answer just yet, we can at least begin to pay a little attention before the cartels give us no other choice.

So I talked to my local former "zeta" and she said...It's Zeta Beta Something ...they would never let that happen. So this is off the preview. It soo says ZTA but the "e" to spell zeta is missing.

Zeta mourns namesake grandmother

Hollywood actress Catherine Zeta Jones on her way to the funeral in Swansea

Catherine Zeta Jones has joined mourners at the funeral of her namesake grandmother in Swansea.

Zeta Jones, from whom the Hollywood star took her stage name, died in the city at the age of 91 last week.

The actress, 38, joined family members at her grandmother's home in the Ravenhill area of Swansea before making her way to nearby St Peter's Church.

During the half-hour service she read Daffodils by William Wordsworth, her grandmother's favourite poem.

The star, wearing a black dress with a black lace cardigan, was accompanied by her parents as she left the church.

Zeta Jones was the mother of Catherine's businessman father Dai.

Her coffin was surrounded by white floral tributes, including one simply reading "Zeta", in the hearse.

More than 150 mourners attended the service.

The Oscar winning actress remained close to her grandmother flying in from Bermuda earlier this year to bring flowers for her birthday.

Her husband, actor Michael Douglas, and her children Dylan and Carys were not with her.

Zeta Jones had lived in Ravenhill for the past 60 years, and took her exotic name from a Swansea merchant ship called The Zeta, which carried copper from south America to Wales.

Mimi's Musings is proud to present an interview with this great writer

Mimi: How would you describe your book to someone who has not read any of your previous novels?
Rhonda: A Dead Rose tells the story of Isis, a young girl looking for love.  Unfortunately, she hasn’t been seeking love the right way, and has often allowed herself to be disrespected and used.  She soon gained the reputation of being easy.  Eventually, she meets and falls in love with Vincent, who claims he doesn’t care about her past.  However, once the two are married, she finds out differently.  On top of that, she finds a job that pays more money than what her husband earns, increasing his disdain for his new wife.  Soon, hostilities come to a head, making Isis question the choices she’s made in her life.

Mimi: What inspired you to write your romance story, A Dead Rose?
Rhonda: As a young adult, I heard so many stories about women, including myself, that may or not have been true.  Someone always had something negative to say about a woman, but few people ever bothered to get to know the woman and find out what was really going on in her mind.  When A Dead Rose was first released, I received so much feedback from women who said they saw a piece of themselves in Isis.  I really don’t consider A Dead Rose a romance novel, so much as a story of woman finding love for herself.

Mimi: When did you start reading romance novels?
Rhonda: I’ve been reading since the day I learned how to.  I don’t just read romance novels.  I also read non-fiction Christian books, dramas and mysteries.

Mimi: What are you reading right now? Are there any authors (living or dead) that you would name as influences?
Rhonda: Right now, I’m reading Eric Jerome Dickey’s Sleeping With Strangers.  EJD has always been my favorite author. I really admire the way his writing has matured over the years.  In one of his books, he mentioned that he reads a lot of books on writing because he never wants to stop improving.  I had the pleasure of meeting him a few years ago, and not only did he buy my book, but he took the time to give me a few tips on writing.  The advice didn’t come across as preachy, but in a very friendly, conversational manner.  This is the author I want to be—the type who shares my successes, and pulls other people up along the way.  I also never want to write myself into a corner, being typecast as only a one-dimensional writer.  It’s hard to find any two EJD books that are exactly thee same.

Mimi: What was the book that most influenced your life — and why?
Rhonda: Are You There, God?  It’s Me, Margaret, by Judy Blume.  She was probably the first author I ever read who made me want to read everything she got her hands on.  Her character, Margaret resonated with me because although I knew God at a young age, I struggled with self esteem.  Although I’ve read many books after, Blume is one of the reasons why, at the age of 12, I picked up a pencil and decided to begin writing my own books.

Mimi: What are your 4 favorite books —and why?
Rhonda: The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom.  He wrote the book in a way that captivates the reader.  It brought a message without being preachy.  And even though he never mentions the city in which the story takes place, you feel as if you’re walking through the story with the character.  I recently bought the movie and can’t wait to watch it.

Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston.  The reader just feels like she knows Janie.  You struggle with her, you fall in love with her, you cry with her, you celebrate with her.  And the best thing is it’s more than a love story.  The Halle Berry movie only told half the story.

Watership Down by Richard James.  This book is actually about a group of rabbits. I couldn’t believe our 12th-grade English teacher had assigned us a children’s book! Yet, when I got into it, I almost forgot about the rabbits and actually recognized the storylines of identity, a search for safety, and even some political elements.

He Still Moves Stones by Max Lucado.  This book relates stories in the Bible to real life.  It helped me to realize that the things I struggle with are not exclusive.  If God worked miracles back then, He will surely work one for me!

Mimi: Favorite films?
Rhonda:  don’t really have a favorite movie.  I like lots of different movies, although I’m not into fantasy or adventure.

Mimi: Favorite music?
Rhonda: Gospel, first and foremost, but I also like Jazz and R&B.

Mimi: If you had a book club, what would it be reading — and why?
Rhonda: Anything with a fast-moving storyline that keeps us turning the pages!

Mimi: What are your favorite books to give — and get — as gifts?
Rhonda: I like to find out what the person enjoys reading, then I’ll shape my gift around that.  That way, I know I’m giving my friend or loved one something that will be read.  I like the same done for me.

Mimi: Any tips for romance writers?
Rhonda: Well, I’m not really a romance writer, but to writers in general, I would tell them to write what they feel.  Readers can tell a phony from a mile away.  If what’s hot is something you’re not, then that genre may not be right for you.  This is why I don’t write street fiction or purely erotica books.  I would also tell writers to know when to walk away.  Many times the dreaded writers’ block will hit us, and we force ourselves to put something on paper.  Unfortunately, that’s not always our best work.  Sometimes walking away will help to get the muse flowing again.  Lastly, don’t be afraid to read over your work.  You’ll find a thousand mistakes on your own if you give your manuscript a good read-through before handing to the editor.  Don’t leave it all up to the editor find.  It’s a waste of time and money, not to mention it affects your credibility as a writer.

Mimi: Do you set writing goals and write them down?
Rhonda: I don’t usually write my writing goals down, but I have found that if I set a goal for myself and tell someone about it, that person will hold me accountable.  For instance, if I tell a friend that I want to write 10 pages a day, he or she usually asks, “Have you done any writing today?”  If the answer is yes, I’m very proud of myself. If the answer is no, I usually guilt myself into pulling out my laptop and getting busy!

Mimi: What aspects of your own life are woven into your books?
Rhonda: It depends on what I’m writing about. I don’t write solely about myself.  Some writers do, but I believe that many don’t.  We do have enough creativity to actually make up a story that didn’t actually happen to us!  However, I do like my stories to feel like they’re real life, so I think about an experience I might have had, and relate it to experiences I’ve witnessed in other people, then build a story around that.  For instance, in A Dead Rose, I thought of the young women I met when I first joined the Army and the things they went through just to meet someone special.  I remembered the things that were said about these women, and how few people ever took the chance to get to know them.

Mimi: How do you spark your creativity?
Rhonda: By reading other authors, watching television, or just observing and listening to the world around me.  Sometimes just hearing a piece of a conversation can spark an entire chapter of a story if you just pay attention.

Mimi: What themes and/or issues predominate in your work?
Rhonda: I like to write about women.  We come with so many issues, other than just looking for a man.  That’s what I love about Putting It Back Together.  Alexis wasn’t just concerned with finding love.  She also wanted to demonstrate her love for her city.  However, I am exploring other themes I’d like to explore, such as gambling, single parenting, and military life. I don’t want to write myself into a corner!

Mimi: What was the most important lesson you learned about yourself as a person during the writing of your book?
Rhonda: That no matter how many books I write, no many how many articles I edit, I will always have a little more to learn.

Mimi: What is Surfacing about?
Rhonda: Surfacing is an anthology of stories based on Hurricane Katrina.  All of the proceeds from that book are donated to Katrina relief.  My story was about a young woman who helplessly stood by the phone as her family fled New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina hit.

Mimi: What is Putting it Back Together about?
Rhonda: Putting It Back Together follows the lives of Reggie and Alexis, who were actually introduced in my first novel, Cheatin’ in the Next Room.  Alexis is now 13 years older and runs her own private pediatrics practice.  Reggie is a successful football star.  They never got back together after their college breakup, although their feelings never went away.  Although  they’ve each moved on with their lives, they can’t help thinking about what could have been, causing Alexis to be torn between her past love for Reggie, and her present feeling for her new boyfriend, the streetwise, successful lawyer Jamar.  Unfortunately, unbeknownst to her, Jamar is Reggie’s divorce lawyer!  This story takes place in post-Katrina New Orleans, and it’s not only a love story, but it’s also a story of a woman’s love for her city that’s struggling to get back on its feet.

Mimi: What are you currently working on?
Rhonda: I’m taking a short break from writing as I piece together the storyline for my next novel.  I’ll begin writing again in September.

Mimi: Anything special happening with your new book you’d like to tell us about?
Rhonda: Right now, A Dead Rose was just released July 1, so I’m doing a lot of promotions. I just finished touring in Las Vegas, Washington, D.C., and New Orleans.  I’ll begin touring again once I return to the states in 2009.  Putting It Back Together will be released in Spring 2009, so I’m planning promotions for that novel, as well.

Pero pues si, mejor regreso a un lugar donde al menos siento que hago algo "util" a diario, y no me la vivo aqui de pendejo en el internet.
Ir a la universidad es como cuando tu novia tiene el periodo y no pueden tener sexo. Es tedioso y tienes que esperar mucho tiempo para volver a entrar en accion de nuevo, pero al menos haces otras cosas, que solo andar "taladrando", porque a veces pasa que esta en "dias habiles" y estan cogiendo como conejitos y todos los dias tu chava solo se la quiere vivir arriba del guayabo y a veces te cansas y mueres porque le baje de nuevo, para que te deje descanzar.

Creo que no pude encontrar una explicacion mejor...soy muy bueno haciendo metaforas xD.

Bueno casi olvidaba, quiero agradecer a todos los que leyeron mi cuento...Pedrito "El asesino serial", fue un exito ligero. Hubo gente que le gusto tanto, que hizo dibujos de los personajes (como 3 recibi), un carnal (de 9 años) me confeso haber pasado el cuento a Word, lo imprimio, hizo una portada y pam! Hizo su propia version Fisica de mi cuento, su hermano el mayor (quien tambien leyo el cuento), me dijo que si estaba sacado de onda, pero que estaba genial, porque el cuento les habia gustado. Hubo quien mando bocetos de los personajes, inclusive hubo quien encontro parentezcos entre las personas. Pero bueno asi van los agradecimientos:

Akemy: Mi fiel lectora, la que mas presion metio y a la que le debo el 10% de mi cuento, por todas sus palabras de aliento, comentarios y recomendaciones. Eres la Numero 1 mi'ja.

Lizzie: De las lectoras "loca"-les, gracias por los bocetos, por distribuir el cuento entre tu gente, por buscar parentezcos entre tus amigos. Igual por buscar a las personas que protagonizaran la pelicula (algun dia).

Oriana: Mi lectora mas lejana, un saludo hasta Venezuela mi'ja...gracias por tu apoyo...de pana.

Lizeth: Gracias por toda la inspiracion mi'ja...solo tu y yo sabemos que pedo con la historia y todo...ya sabes...secreto de estado ehh!!

Claudia: Eres una apatica y me caes mal, pero eres buena amiga, molestarte es divertido niña, es lo que nos hace buenos amigos.

Lilita, Gabby y Carla: Quienes fueron invitadas de Lizzie y leyeron el cuento y les gusto...gracias a las 3.

Karo: Quien espero a leer todo de golpe y comentar hasta el final...gracias por tu apoyo.

Sory: Ajajajaja no soy un osito cariñosito ¬¬'

Sandy: Quien igual lo leyo todo y en 1 solo comentario dijo que le habia gustado el cuento, gracias enserio :).

Chela: Compañera de la Uni, no pense que te gustara, pero gracias igual.

Y a mis carnales: Franko (escuchen el nuevo EP de su banda myspace.com/frozenmx), Angel, Makako, Manuel arturo (un vato de la Uni ), a Riko (un saludo hasta venezuela tambien a ti), a Decuir (igual compa de la uni), a Carlos Linberh (o como se escriba), a Marino, a Kondor (quien creo que no termino de leer el cuento, pero si comento en uno de los caps), y de ultimo a quienes lo leyeron en su version Word: Kitzia y Stefan (mañana se la mandaré)

Por ahi me preguntaron...¿que paso con el gobernador despues del choque del helicoptero donde venia Lucio Lancaster?
R= Ammm...nose...murio supongo, de haber quedado igual pudo haber matado a Lucio, por eso mejor matalo y ya.

Bueno pues muchas gracias a todos ellos, el  30% de mi cuento es de uds cabrones, un 10% es de Akemy y el otro 60% es mio obviamente. ¬¬' Uds casi no le pensaron, y es mi blog, mi cuento, mis reglas, mi porcentaje de ganancias.

Ya quiero entrar a la Universidad y presumirle a mis amigos mi cuento =).

Una fotito... Al sobre y a soñar... Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750 Z750...

Bueno, hoy quiero decir unas palabras sobre la condicion Psicologica no-inventada pero bien manufacturada que conocemos como "El Amor".

Primero que nada, el Amor existe. Claro que si...esto va mas que nada para toda la bola de Emos, esnifacojones que quedaron lastimados sentimentalmente de algun modo y que por lo mismo luego hacen canciones emo y luego hacen bandas emo y luego se fornican entre los mismos integrantes y se vuelve una puteria homosexual de calibre .44mm.
El Amor existe pendejos. Ese es un hecho irrefutable, pero el amor no tiene la culpa de que ud. tengan el cerebro de un mani y que por ende hagan estupideces estratosfericas, como:

1.-Obsesionarse con una persona (Eso es culpa de su incapacidad de poder ser sentimentalmente independientes). Les gusta obsesionarse, porque creen que es amor y en realidad solo es la parte masoquista de cada uno de ud, que busca ansiosamente salir un rato.

2.-Gastar mucho dinero en una persona (Eso es culpa de su incapacidad para ser interesantes). A webo que es bueno comprar cosas a la persona que amas, siempre sera bueno, los detalles que cada uno regala, se alojan en la parte del cerebro que las personas mas facilmente podemos recordar y mas cuando los regalos son bien pensados y no comprar a lo pendejo.

3.-Amar a mas de 1 persona, al mismo tiempo (Es culpa de tu falta de bases en el amor) . Seguramente te pasa esto, porque no sabes realmente los motivos por los que amas a una persona o a otra. Eso te hace un imbecil...

4.-Ser tan estupido como para tener una relacion a larga distancia (Esto es culpa de tu inseguridad y muchas veces por otros puntos que ya mencione). El amor de lejos no existe, pueden amarse el uno al otro, pero nunca habra un "amor durable" es como si jalaras un chicle hacia extremos opuestos...en algun momento el chicle se debilitara y se partira en 2, dejando una estela asquerosa que generalmente se pega a la ropa. Y que solo puede volver a ser lo que era, cuando se junta de nuevo y se masca. De la misma forma trabaja el amor.

Como sea...yo se que todo lo hacen mal, y no me importa, seguiran de alguna forma creyendo que las novelas tienen mayor razon que yo. Y es que sabiendo como es este mundo, me sorprende que exista gente adulta creyendo en el amor de secundaria.
El amor de secundaria, es ese que te sucede por primera vez y que te sientes tan nervioso que no sabes que madre hacer para no cagarla cada vez que hablas, actuas, te mueves o lo que sea. Es bonito...pero siempre hay un final, es lo que muchos no comprenden. No por ende digo que el amor termine, solo digo que el amor se divide...en un chingo de cosas. Por Edades, por parentezco, por cantidad y por propio ego.

No se claven...No confien demasiado...no se abran tan rapidamente (esto igual aplica sobre el sexo). Hay tantos errores que pueden ser evitados, si tan solo pensaras un poco sobre lo que sientes y el como evitar actuar como un imbecil, solo porque no te pones a razonar lo que te gustaria.

El amor es una mierda...NO! El amor se vuelve una mierda, es como todo lo que comes, al principio es rico y bueno...pero al final termina siendo mierda. Pero el amor se vuelve mierda porque los humanos son corrompidos, son absorbidos por otras cosas, como lo material, el efectivo, blablabla. No basan una relacion en lo que realmente importa. Por eso son estupidos.

Lo cursi NO es amor, es cursileria, es como un metodo de convencimiento para tapar al amor y conseguir algo como ego, pasion o sexo.
El sexo no necesariamente se practica con amor(Aunque es mejor, no aplica como pretexto)...eso es un hecho irrefutable, de eso no hay que hablar mucho, porque solo los weyes de secundaria y algunos tetos de prepa aun se la creen asi. El sexo es como un deporte, puede ser extremo, si lo practicas te vuelves bueno en el, si lo haces bien conseguiras ser escogido por los demas, si lo haces con cuidado nunca te va a pasar nada, si lo haces con pasion...sientes que es TODO en la vida. Y los que aun creen que solo hay sexo cuando hay amor...pues chinguen a su madre, yo no puedo ayudarlos mas...estan bien jodidos...la neta.

Pues ya para acabar...pues si, el pinche amor caga, pero nadie los obliga, si los atrapa desprevenidos, es por pendejos. Si te dejaron o te engañaron y crees que nunca lo o la olvidaras por que la o lo amas...estas bien pendej@...todo pasa, todo se supera. Tu solo hechale webos...

Y ya me voy porque soy las 7am y aun no me duermo...y tengo que hacer un chingo de tarea aun. Y ademas parece que villa no se irá al agua como el año pasado, lo que es buena noticia para todos.

Ya adios...

Happy Days!

- Oscar