For those of you who don't know, Last Minute (my barbershop quartet) has a new member, Erica Kawano. Meagan got married last May and is expecting this May, so she decided that she wouldn't be able to sing with us, so we were all very sad. Fortunately, Erica was willing to step in and keep Last Minute going. We are continuing to prepare for regional in March and international in July, which we hope to win to get money to go to Calgary with the chorus in October. Recently, we had a photoshoot featuring some hot Christmas sweaters. Here's an example:
Erica is the one with her hand on her face. Oh man, I love this picture!! Haha...
Thursday, January 25, 2007
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Saturday, January 06, 2007
The Holodeck: Helping Real Men Get Fake Women
In a 2:00am viewing of an early Star Trek: The Next Generation, I came across a real gem. A real gem.
Lt. Will Riker enters the holodeck which is set in a smooth, laid back, jazz club. He then procedes to create himself a woman, as they do, and blonde appears from thin air. Will rejects her because apparently (and I didn't know this), blondes don't belong in jazz clubs. Sorry. It's a fact. Then, a nice-looking brunette appears. She wasn't good enough, so Will asks for a woman that is more sultry. One appears. Will is mezmorized by her. Their eyes lock. Instant love. There is obviously an instant connection, and Lt. Will Riker delivers a pick-up line like no other...
"What's a knock-out like you, doing in a computer-generated gin joint like this?"
You can't hire writers like that anymore.
Lt. Will Riker enters the holodeck which is set in a smooth, laid back, jazz club. He then procedes to create himself a woman, as they do, and blonde appears from thin air. Will rejects her because apparently (and I didn't know this), blondes don't belong in jazz clubs. Sorry. It's a fact. Then, a nice-looking brunette appears. She wasn't good enough, so Will asks for a woman that is more sultry. One appears. Will is mezmorized by her. Their eyes lock. Instant love. There is obviously an instant connection, and Lt. Will Riker delivers a pick-up line like no other...
"What's a knock-out like you, doing in a computer-generated gin joint like this?"
You can't hire writers like that anymore.
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