I’ll put a spell on you

Dear Stan,

It’s a bit late, a bit of a gesture, a bit warm and a bit poisoning.

In an another life Stan, Happy birthday ^^

 

Dear Orucly…

For Aerith’s sake, for your roomates’ one, in the name of your studies and your beloved Belphégor episodes, please please please please, don’t setup Final Fantasy VII on your lap’…

If you’re a true Final Freak VII, if you want to keep your oath as an honourable Final Freak VII, if you want to live your passion as a Final Freak VII through the end, please please please focus on your crappy exams for now and don’t setup the game…

Please, don’t setup the game, don’t setup T.T I’m begging of you, don’t DO THIS!

Or it WILL be the end of a world…

Dearly beloved conscious

Love, obsession and loyalty are the crappiest artworks of poets…

*Orucly, too tantalized*

 

Drooling over

The coming Iron Man 2 (Dammit! Roark’s machine sooooo rules O~O)

*~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~*

The Prince of Persia’s movie (I really hope the movie will rock as the Trailer 8D)

 

Scheduling program

Hia, people 8D!

Do you remember my need for some kind of schedule u_u? Well, send the papers and the notebooks into pieces to the Vatican (well, it’s been like my curse/bless these days O_o: every time, I’m sending something or someone in little pieces to the Vatican…God Dammit! I can’t even afford to go there myself  T.T and all the get-on-my-nerves homies get to be straight there from time to time è_é…), I found the perfect schedule u_u…No need to strike, tear and rewrite as long as you have the lovely VueMinder Calender on your desktop:

Trust me, I’ve been through too many softwares, were they free or just for trials, and this is the best freeware I got to try =3.  The free version offers many features that supply to the main needs a good calendar should fulfill:  the desktop calendar, the alerts, the size and fonts, the overview..More about it here!

I’ve tried it and you shall too. I loved it and I’m waiting for your personal opinion ^^

 

The fantasy coloured sword (fr)

As a RPG freak, I appreciate the concept of The Fantasy Coloured Sword: a cliché-humor-36° RPG story, gathering all the blameless characteristics of a good old-fashioned role play game, back in the days when chimeras weren’t spaceships and role playing was indeed taking turns in fighting

I found it on the blog of Lynks and thought to myself why not sharing?

At least for the ones who speak french u_U

 

Feel funny in December 31th

I was quite clear about the beginning of the new year crap: but others don’t think the same and thanks to these people u_u, who happen to be the majority of the mud, the first of January is a free day, which will give us three days off.

I’m waiting for midnight to say happy bday to my cheshirite Path’, a dear friend of mine, and I’m waiting alone in my room at the campus: a friend stood me up when she was all sure she’ll spend the vacations with me. The others went back to Fez. I’ve got more than 8 tests to prepare and the Forum and the mecha-club need a lot of care and time too. I’m just back from a three-hours meeting with the Forum-committee (thanks, I feel fine but I won’t mind going to the bathroom and having a glass of water…I’m too tired to go to the bathroom and I won’t make it harder >_<” by drinking water 8B)…

So, here I am, enjoying Belphégor’s episodes, waiting for midnight and in an aching need of bathrooms. Here I am at the edge of the 2009 year 8B..

 

Antigonish and Two Dead Boys

I’m watching The Haunting In Connecticut (not bad by the way, but I don’t feel like writing about it), and some petry was quoted by the main character..Poetry I was impressed by =3..

Antigonish by Hughes Mearns. 

As I was going up the stair

I saw a man who wasn’t there

He wasn’t there again today

Oh, how I wish he’d go away…

When I came home last night at three

The man was waiting there for me

But when I looked around the hall

I couldn’t see him there at all!

Go away, go away, don’t you come back any more!

Go away, go away, and please don’t slam the door… (slam!)

Last night I saw upon the stair

A little man who wasn’t there

He wasn’t there again today.

Oh, how I wish he’d go away.

Two Dead Boys (Unknown)

One bright day in the middle of the night,
Two dead boys got up to fight,
Back to back they faced each other,
Drew their swords and shot one another,
A deaf policeman heard the noise,
Came and killed the two dead boys

 

Dear Prof.

Dear Professor,

When you’ve been teaching applied mathematics for 13 %$#&@ weeks, telling your students not to over write about the existence of integrals but just calculating them, ordering us to only do our homework over and remember our theorems, when you’ve been giving calculus and solving equations or looking for Laurent series form or  Taylor one for a function, when you’ve been all the time just “a professor who’ll teach us the use of some tools we’ll have to use in other materials“, don’t go on blowing everything and destroying all the work I’ve done by %$#&@ doing my homework, learning my lessons and practicing the old tests…Don’t be such a biatch to wander with a smile among the students telling them to write something if “they want at least, the presentation mark”…

Don’t give us a THEORICAL maths’ test: we’re no longer in preparatory classes, you’ve never wanted our “MP mathematical precision” in the classroom, so we don’t owe you a %$#&@ test in a MP style.

You suck,

Orucly, the freaky one of the front you used to ask her to write on the board.

Hey people, do you want to know how  my maths test was -_-…

Don’t get me start on this….

God damned! Just when I thought I will no longer look for extra exercices to do from the internet…And where in the %$#&@ could I find the engineering programs extra-exercices >_<”?

 

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night

A buzz reminded me of this book: according to the top 10 spot in the bestselling books of the decade, “The Curious Incident of The Dog in The Night” is tenth ranked. It surprised me and I was happy about this because I didn’t expect the readers community to have noticed that much this jewel (since nobody gave a wink about it at the library where I used to borrow the book…Which is good for me * I have it all for myself ^~^*)

Author: Mark Haddon

Publisher: Vintage; Later Printing edition (April 1, 2004)

Language: English

Summary: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is a murder mystery novel like no other. The detective, and narrator, is Christopher Boone. Christopher is fifteen and has Asperger’s, a form of autism. He knows a very great deal about maths and very little about human beings. He loves lists, patterns and the truth. He hates the colours yellow and brown and being touched. He has never gone further than the end of the road on his own, but when he finds a neighbour’s dog murdered he sets out on a terrifying journey which will turn his whole world upside down.

So, then?

Obviously, the boys telling the story is autist even though it’s not written anywhere in the book. I really appreciated the way the writer tried to relate the facts from a very particular side of view. I assume he quite succeeded. Besides, the explanations, the maths, the rat, the riddles and the other boys’ stories were charming spices of the story that was greater beyond the expectations I had at the start. I understood the boy, but I didn’t get attached to him. Neither did it “make me cry” and so on…It’s like an acquaintance I appreciate and meet from time to time, have some quiet time with and then leave.

Autism is a subject that attracts me in an odd way and that’s why I first read the book. In the end, the word “Asperger” didn’t stick in my brain and I still consider this book as a deep story that you ought to read.

 

1431

Today is the first Moharram, and thus begins the 1431th Hijri year of the muslim calendar.  No big celebrations (just for those who think about a certain parallelism between the NewYear’s Eve and the First Moharram) except the free day, the quiet streets and the played Andalusi music or Quran…

As for me, it was a happy day I managed to spend in my bed with a dear friend of mine, Meryem: we listened to Dervishes and sufi (one of my latest grooves), we watched “Love Actually” (lovely, lovely, lovely *~*) and we had lunch. She told me about her third year in our Preparatory Classes and I spoke about my engineering school. She showed pictures and I played her some vids. It was so warm to reconnect ^^

Finally, a thing between, I noticed most of the readers of J.C. came here by browsing for “Ramadan”, my post about it is the most read one you may imagine!…So, I’m just curious to know what brings you, dear browser, to look for Ramadan. If there’s any question in your mind, just tell it and I’ll be lovely enough to reply =3

Thank you, people ^^