
I hate the feeling that I get when a new semester is looming beyond the weekend. Given that most of my semesters are kinda like my holidays but with
commitments and trips to
Glenferrie dotted about my calendar, it's
still annoying really. It's like having this whole commitment shadow over you. It takes the fun out of
everything. Which is why I've literally gone
mad about
going mad for the past week or so. It's like a
release to kick off the semester. It started with the notion of
what if? and continued to
what if I got a macbook? what if instead I got a VAIO? (I've been wanting the lightweight TX series for ages) what if I got myself a bike? what about a car? what if I just bought a ticket to Tokyo? or Hong Kong? It was all
physically possible. This idea to go
mad. None of it was really viable though. First off I already
have a laptop, and all those that I wanted had a similar specification. Secondly, a learner permit only allows me to ride a
250cc bike, which ruins all superbike aspirations. I could get a car, but would have nowhere to park it. Or pay for the maintainence for a
1980s BMW 5 Series. And the globe-trotting trips just cost more than a bike and laptop
combined. So I've just bought myself some
Nelson County and
Wicked Wings (that's bourbon and fried chicken to all you non-Aussie folks) and some
chicken chilopolatas (chicken sausages), and did a few hours of
PGR4. It's one of those times where I'm glad I bought that
360 steering wheel. It really helps me
cruise (I'm referring to my state of mind). But it's annoying that after awhile you realize that you're cruising in
circles. Might need
Import Tuner Challenge. Perhaps that's something to do tomorrow. Along with
FFIV. But that's just...
pointless. Hmm...well I had no problem with Melbourne until
now. Not like I have a real problem with the city. Well
I do actually. It's too
damn small. Maybe I'm just limited by my insistence that
I DO NOT LIKE PUBLIC TRANSPORT. All the very..
pedestrian. It's good for
exercise or what not; but it'll never beat driving the GTi down
any given highway. And now that it's
sold, I'll be coming home to...ugh. I don't even want to think about it. It's at least a year before I see a replacement, and I hope
PGR4 and
GRID really does it's job. But there's a bright side to the sitch you say? How's buying a bicycle? I'm seriously thinking about it; but apparently it doesn't do any favours for my
manhood. It's on the
internet, so it's gotta be true. Alters and kills your kids apparenly (and get this..even before you get that
tofu-breasted supermodel you see on
Project Runway). I feel as though the city doesn't want me to get transport of any kind, kinda like a sick joke that happens to be real.
Very real. What's worse?
M3s and
Skylines and
S15s are aplenty. All driven by
korean hippies that wouldn't know the difference between
traction control and
ABS. Well
OK so that might be an exaggeration. But it's really starting to make me wonder. Is the want of an
RB26DETT that big of a dream? Is the
355 GTS really more capable that the
FQ-400 as it implies in
PGR4? I think the correct answer to that is
whatever. Tomorrow comes whether you're content or not.
Might as well put
whatever to good use.