How you can make me happy!

My Purple super cool zippo lighter has broken. Now I want a new lighter ASAP. There is a good chance im gonna get drunk tonight and end up buying a new one, in which case, ill post a new picture of it and such, but if I dont, or just run out of money, I would like someone to buy me this zippo lighter:
Black Ice. and if you engrave it with Avi, or Sexy Bitch, that would be cool too. Its like 28$ total (including engraving and shipping). Well yeh thats it.

Well Im all depressed and feeling shitty. SO shitty in fact that I am not going to write this daily dose, im gonna take a nap (at 1:04 am). I saw a good chinese movie today, ill write about it when I dont feel all shitty again.

I just want to know how I feel about you.

my poem tag

hehe.

And now, a review of The Outcast

The Outcast is a spectacular film of sacrafice and sensitivity. Taking place during the cultural revolution, Outcast follows the struggle of a friendly teenage gril, Biato, to care and provide for the bastard son of her intellectual friend who is thrown in prison. More amazing then the moving plot is the realistic and natural cinematagraphy. The film in no way tries to make a generalization about Communism, the revolution, Capitalism, but rather focuses on the struggle of life - any life - thereby keeping its personal integrity intact throughout the film. The acting is incredible and the portrayal of sadness and regret is unbeleivable. Really, I was moved to tears several times during the film. Nothing is better than seeing how great society can be, despite it's political beliefs, humans are humans, capable of sadness, regret, love, and evil. A film that portrays that as well as this deserves a 10 in my book.