Friday, May 19, 2006

faceism...

Sometimes, when I see something funny or interesting, I think to myself, "I should write about that in my blog..."
Geeky, I know.
But, once I actually get around to writing in this thing, I usually forget what I was going to write about or can't put it in words.
Additionally, I'm quite infamous for my terrible story-telling skills.
From a very young age, as far back as I can remember, I was told time and time again that I should give up on story-telling.
According to my calculations, there was only one time that I told a story and my siblings did not criticize me.
As a matter of fact, they laughed and rather enjoyed themselves.
You see, it's so rare for me to actually get that kind of reaction that I actually remember what story I told...
It was about a Seinfeld episode involving Kramer, a baseball player, a whole lot of fist-pounding, and some yelping.
It was very funny, very funny indeed.
But, I digress.
("Digression!" as they would yell out in Holden's old English class.)

Before I began this entry, I was trying to think of something interesting to share.
And, the only thing that popped into my mind was how much ugly people bother me.
Jilly once told me to write about this, but I always held back.
It's just not that nice to feel this way.
I've even gone so far as to call myself a faceist... (not a facist, mind you)
Yes, my dear friend, I am a faceist.

Ex 1: No, I do not think all babies are cute.
When I see an ugly baby, I will proclaim, "that kid is uuuuuh-guuuhhhh-leeeeeeeee!"
Then, turn away in disgust... but, not before sticking my tongue out at the beast.
Ex 2: I refuse to watch any Korean dramas if the main characters are not good-looking, no matter how interesting the story.
Ex 3: (this is my meanest example, but i'll be damned if you all don't feel the same way!!!) I feel less sorry for a handicapped or mentally retarded person if they are ugly.
Like, if I see a handicapped or mentally retarded person who is good-looking, I think, "wow, that's so sad. what a waste! they're so cute!"
But, if they aren't good looking, I think, "wow... that sucks. ah well. such is life. whateva."
Ex 4: Sometimes, I get the sudden urge to punch a person in their face if they are a particular kind of ugly.
This is a little hard to explain, so I won't even bother.
Ex 5: I think it's much funner to hang out with fun people who are good-looking than to hang out with fun people who are ugly.

~As a disclaimer, these examples make me seem much more faceist than I actually am. I swear, I have a heart somewhere inside of this cold, hardened shell I call a body.~

Some people may say, "Jane, you're not all that either. Who gives you the right to be so critical of other people's faces?"
Well, dammit, I give myself the right.
It's not because I think I'm so gorgeous that I make these remarks or think these thoughts.
It's just a matter of fact.
Does one need to be good looking in order to criticize the uglies of this world?
No!
That's like saying I can't be like, "wow, the sun is hella hot" just because I'm not like a billion degrees. (or is it?)

The sun is hot... fact.
Usher is ugly... fact.
Jane is a faceist... fact.

Friday, May 12, 2006

parrrrrrrr-tayyyyyyyyyyyy!!!

It's 8:54am and I have the sudden urge to write.
I don't have anything in particular to write about, but the school is quiet, the air is crisp, and everything feels calm.
There's something about the mornings I really like... especially the early morning, when everyone else is still asleep.
It's obviously not early morning right now, but it kinda feels that way.

Hmmm... what can I ramble on about right now?
See, that's my problem, I'm always in the mood to write, but never have anything to write about.
Wait!
That's something I can write about... the word "write."
Because, technically speaking, I'm not writing, I'm typing.
Wow, in that previous sentence, I just named 3 different types of communication.

Oh my God, what am I talking about right now?
(or rather, what am i typing about right now?)

Pull yourself together, Jane!!!

Yesterday, I read a article in the NY Times about quinceaƱeras and it got me thinking.
Latinas have quinceaƱeras for their 15th bday.
Filipinos have cotillions for thier 18th day.
Americans have their sweet-16s.
And what do Koreans have?
A grand celebration on their 60th bday!
What's up with that?
It's like, 'whoo hoo, i'm still alive! let's boogie!"
Why don't Koreans have some cool coming of age party?
Oh, but let's not forget the 100th day party!
That's right, we krazy Koreanz celebrate the 100th day of life, too.
We have 2 parties!
That's right TWO!
One, TWO!
100th day and 60 years.
We sure know how to party it up!
puhahahahahahhahahahhahahhahahaha!!!

Anyhoo.
Have a lovely weekend, all.