Yahoo, I am So Disappointed

I was listening to some of my favorite Spanish pop and I could not tell what this pretty simple line was saying so I use Google translate, which I think is one of my top 3 favorite websites. The translate wasn't that great, so I decide to use Yahoo. Below is just a great example of why I try to avoid all Yahoo products at all cost. For some reason the translated part is on top, and the original is on the bottom. Go figure.

Need I Say More. This is today's Just Another Sign I Have WAY Too Much Free Time.

Lo' Behold

Well, I apologize for not writing in a long time. I've had too much free time to have just enough free time to be wasting free time. Does that make sense? Well anyways I'm going to be talking about this guy:

Sorry, I know Halloween's not for a few moths but I thought I'd still give you a little fright. No actually I will be talking about this guy:

So, just for the record, I'm a bit of a Shakespeare freak. I have read a great deal of his plays and plan to read the rest of them in my big book of Shakespearian stuff. Anyways I signed up to be in this local performance of the Tempest, but that's another story. Anyways it got me interest in what are the best performances of Shakespeare in cinema. Well here's a list from some of the one's I've seen:

1. Hamlet (1990 with Mel Gibson & Glen Close)- Now I love absolutely everything about this move except for the fact that it has Mel Gibson. I like Mel Gibson as an actor, but ever since the incident he's kind of annoyed me. The movie though is great and is set in what a medieval Denmark would probably be like. If you want to see an honest representation of Hamlet this is your best choice.
   
   
   



2. Romeo and Juliet (1968 with Olivia Hussey and that one guy)- This movie is awesome. Set in Verona, Italy, this movie capture the teenage love of R&J in a old Italian city. This film is accompanied by beautiful music with it's recognizable Love Themes: What is a Youth and A Time For Us. I was considering putting this as number one, but considering that everyone wear's tights I though of putting it as number two.
   
   



3. Throne of Blood (蜘蛛巣城 1957)- Well this movie is not for everyone. It's a whole lot less violent and stuff than most Macbeths but this version is from the 50s and well, it has 50s cinema. The main character is not called Macbeth and the setting is adapted, but I consider it a version of Shakespeare because it's the exact same plot. If you like Japanese cinema (the movie is in Japanese with English subtitles) this is the Shakespeare movie you've been waiting for.
   
   
   Anyways this has been today's Just Another Sign I Have WAY Too Much Free Time. Till next time.

Graey?

So we've all come across the disturbing question in life tomato v. tomatoe, potato v. potatoe, v. v. vs., and numerous more, but today I talk on behalf of the GREY V. GRAY dispute. Now I could give you some crap (pardon my French) about how one's British and one's American English, but I'd rather give you my little speel.

Now this is Grey:

And this is Gray:

As you can tell there is a MAJOR difference and I am emphasizing the word 'major'. Now take some more time if you need to stare at the boxes. There is a difference. The fact of the matter is one has more "a" and one has more "e". This plays a critical difference in the color scheme. Now I preferably like Grey more than Gray, but it's something you're born with it's not a choice. My definite explanation of Graey is today's Just Another Sign I Have WAY Too Much Free Time. (I apologize for the post being bad, but I'm a little stressed lately, so they will get better. For now I must go and utilize my free time.)

Laziness: Part I

The fact that I made this blog in the first place. (aka. I have to spend my time doing boring stuff like "Doing it in Biology" |I'll explain later.|, studying for a major Algebra II test tomorrow, and studying for the National Spanish Exam. Plus I really want to read some Prisoner of Azkaban so yeah. This is today's sucky Just Another Sign I Have WAY Too Much Free Time.)

P.S. Our first follower. Awesome.

New City

So anyways if you live in the Americas like I do you know that almost every other place is named New something. Whether it be New York City, New Mexico, New England, Nuevo Leon, New Brunswick. It's impossible to avoid seeing the word "New" on any map you look. So, I thought what if people move to like Uranus (no pun intended, because I prefer to pronounce it your-uh-ness. I'll talk about that on another post, someday). Will the cities on Uranus be named after places in the Americas. Can you imagine a New Chicago? Well anyways I went through and found the top US, Mexican, and Canadian cities that did not have an adjective word (eg. New, North) before it and added New or Nuevo to the front. Not difficult work. Anyways it's kind of fun to go through and read the city names if you're incredibly bored. Well, here's the list:

1. Ciudad de Nuevo México
2. New Toronto
3. Nueva Guadalajara
4. Nuevo Monterrey
5. New Los Angeles
6. Nouvelle Montreal
7. New Chicago
8. New Houston
9. Nueva Puebla
10. New Vancouver
11. Nueva Toluca
12. Nueva Tijuana
13. Nuevo Léon (Already Kind of Exsist)
14. New Phoenix
15. New Philadelphia
16. New San Antonio
17. Nuevo Juárez
18. New Dallas
19. New San Diego

During this I realized that Mexico City is almost twice as big as the population of New York City and Los Angeles combined. Freaky! I hope this shows Just Another Sign I Have WAY Too Much Free Time.

Toilets of Japan

So today I just had another case of Free Timelitis. Today in Biology Class, our teacher was talkign about Potable vs. Grey Water (By the way I need to write a post on Gray vs. Grey). Anyways one thing leads to another and Ms. Hoffman {Note: No real names are used on the blog and are substituted by a name with no association.} starts talking about toilets in Japan. Now I didn't exactly understand how this toilet worked. Supposedly there's a little sink above the toilet and the water goes from the sink to the toilet into the ground. You all know what an avid Biology student I am, so when I get home I research Toilets of Japan. Amazingly someone had written an entire Wikipedia page about this. Check it out here. Now I would also like to point out that this was a very lengthy article. Just another sign someone else has way too much free time. Now the article was interesting and I suggest that when you are bored and have nothing to do, you should read this article. Oh well that's all for today. My research of Japanese Toilets is Just Another Sign I Have WAY Too Much Free Time. For now I'll simply leave you with this photograph:

Friday

Well, everyone's been talking about the Rebecca Black viral-video Friday. Now I'm usually very supportive of all types of music. I listen to Rap, Classical, Jazz, Modern, Pop, Oldies, and Foreign. It's not that I don't like music, it's just that some people need more editing (I hope that's the right word) before they go public. That all I can say for this video:

Now here's the sad part and I must admit this is my fault. I've seen this video 7 times already in one day. This is today's Just Another Sign I Have WAY Too Much Free Time.