A while ago, I was out with a couple highschool buddies reminiscing on the highschool years, highschool friends, highschool foes, and highschool hoes. I was told that one particular girl, Kasey Campbell, who was a dancer back in highschool, started stripping and stuff. Then joined the Pussycat Dolls (she might be in Charlie's Angel 2: Full Throttle). She's now (reportedly) doing porn.

Anyway, here're some pics that may be of her...
Search on Pussycat Dolls
Probably the one on the left
Far too much make-up perhaps

Of course, these can be completely off, and may be another blonde Kasey Campbell with the same name.

Ever notice how many people say "Vang-couver" instead of "Vancouver"? It's usually the locals too. Keep your ears open.

For some reason, I had The Beatles "Yellow Submarine" stuck in my head. I decided to go online to see what the lyrics were, because they seemed odd. Sure enough, it's about them living in a yellow submarine. These guys must have been stoned off their butts to be writing about living in a yellow submarine.

"We all live in a yellow submarine,
yellow submarine, yellow submarine"

NO YOU DON'T!! They should be living in a short yellow school bus, that's where they should be.

I was playing Texas Hold'em poker on Yahoo! Games last night, and I had a couple of girls from Hawaii at my table (from different islands). One of them, from Ewa, had met American Idol's Jasmine Trias before in Mililani when visiting a friend of hers there. That girl also said that Jasmine dissed her brother's school (Campbell High) on the radio. Something about "... that's why I would never go to Campbell". Anyway, this girl from Ewa was immature, but I'm sure she wasn't lying. Interesting encounters at 3:30am.

What's the motivation behind naming one's son after the father? William Jr., for example. Is it the case of poor imagination or do people WANT to have their son(s) owning the same name? Perhaps it's historical, dating back to the Monarchy when kings and queens loved to hear their own names. That doesn't seem to apply in this modern era, and only sons will get their fathers' names (as opposed to daughters getting their mothers'). Besides that, the Jr./Sr. thing adds another level of confusion and complexity to distinguish between father and son (say for phone calls). Anyway, just a thought.

It's interesting looking at how find your blog. I guess many people really ARE looking for Infinite Wisdom. How deceiving I can be. The last 20 searches that have lead to my blog are listed below.

14 Apr, Wed, 03:27:16 Google: beijing "sword shop"
14 Apr, Wed, 03:34:49 Yahoo: infinite wisdom
14 Apr, Wed, 10:59:11 Google: Burials inside Westminister Abbey
14 Apr, Wed, 14:12:05 Google: Krispy Kreme Donuts New Westminster BC
14 Apr, Wed, 14:45:04 Google: scientific term for fart
15 Apr, Thu, 09:31:42 Google: Shanghai "Xiao Chi"
15 Apr, Thu, 12:01:32 Google: Rain Lounge and Grill Burnaby
15 Apr, Thu, 18:04:29 Yahoo: insults for the dunk tank
15 Apr, Thu, 18:55:24 Yahoo: tax day dunk tank
15 Apr, Thu, 19:29:28 MSN Search: "asia's last dragon"
16 Apr, Fri, 00:49:21 Yahoo: rain lounge and grill burnaby
16 Apr, Fri, 06:53:45 Google: norman wisdom buckingham palace
16 Apr, Fri, 14:39:54 Google: RMB woman singer
16 Apr, Fri, 18:56:04 Google: rain lounge burnaby
17 Apr, Sat, 06:57:36 Google: kevin
17 Apr, Sat, 15:18:14 Google: Donut supply BC
18 Apr, Sun, 19:52:15 Google: krispy kremes doughnuts b.c.
18 Apr, Sun, 22:37:54 Google: krispy kremes B.C.
19 Apr, Mon, 11:16:29 Google: jacques vaisey died

I'm most proud of the "scientific term for fart" search.

The most searched keywords leading to my blog are (I don't think these stats are accurate actually):

179 13.03% krispy
153 11.14% kreme
139 10.12% delta
68 4.95% blog
64 4.66% kkoa
55 4.00% hung
54 3.93% william
47 3.42% snl
43 3.13% wisdom
42 3.05% infinite
27 1.96% donuts
20 1.45% kremes
18 1.31% video
17 1.23% bertuzzi
12 0.87% address
11 0.80% doughnuts
11 0.80% moore

Season Over

Well, the Canucks' season is over now. What can you say about that? While I wish Vancouver did win the series, I don't really think they deserved to. Calgary came out with much more determination, and their captain did a whole lot more than ours did. The whole Iginla-Ohlund match-up seemed to have fallen by the waistside and disappeared from the news after about Game 3. But it was an amazing series, and I'm not overly disappointed at the end. Game 6 was such a weird game, with the 4-0 lead, the 4-4 tie-up, the 3rd OT win. Game 7 was slow, but had its moments worth remembering. Naturally, the last-5-second goal, etc. Unfortunately, I think the Flames have much less of a chance to beat Detroit than Vancouver has of victory over the Sharks.

Kudos for Montreal in their comeback to crush Boston. I hope Ottawa finishes off Toronto too. I also hope there will be a 2004 - 2005 NHL season to cheer for.

The countdowns. Both targets were met. Target 1, my M.Eng. project presentation, was completed about 30 mins later than expected (3:30pm rather than 3:00pm), but this was made up by completing Target 2, my M.Eng. project report, only 1 hour later, because my supervisors didn't see a need for me to make any changes to my report. I printed three copies of the report, and just need to hand them in: two of which I'll submit to the SFU Library tomorrow, and one to the ENSC office. Yay!! I'm free!!!

The countdowns:
Target 1: 0 days 3 hours 39 mins
Target 2: 1 day 5 hours 9 mins

I saw Matchstick Men yesterday, and thought it was a great movie, although the ending didn't quite do it for me emotionally. I read a UK movie review today that put it well:

"You'll come out of the movie unsatisfied and maybe a little angry, but you will have been involved and entertained."

Nicholas Cage is such an awesome actor. I can't think of many as versatile as he is on the big screen. Newcomer Alison Lohman was also really good, and brightened up the screen each time her face appeared. The film was engaging, although, without giving away too much, I wish it didn't quite end the way it did.