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Thursday, August 12, 2004 

These are the people in your neighborhood

I had this idea once. The idea was this. You might one day meet someone who just gets you. And then you fall in love. Then one you day you actually meet someone who does gets you, but you don't fall in love.

Then you meet someone who has no idea what the world to do with you, and you fall head over heals in love. But don't expect to see that brother at the dinner table because he knows you are a crazy bitch. And the thing is... he is right! You are one crazy lady. (A cute crazy lady, but your list of references is a little dusty at best.)

So you decide it just is all quite silly. So you change the ball plan and decide to do the chick on chick thing. But who in their right mind would ever, ever want to date a woman?

There is nothing left, but you and your cigarette. You leave your hotel room, and play a couple hours of Black Arrow, and pretend you are contributing to some strange messed up society, and decide that the disappointment does not really matter, because your ideas were a little far fetched to begin with.

Maybe you should stick to killing aliens. In both worlds, camping begets a bite, but at least in my world, I can change servers after.

11:33 PM |

were you listening to "is that all there is" by peggy lee while writing this? i played black arrow tonight too, to escape a cold. it's fun.
don't pay attention to the little shits that call you a camper, they're just trying to get you to run around so they can pick you off.
so what, you're crazy. everyone is. at least you're cute!

Posted by Blogger eric | 3:03 AM, August 13, 2004   

ahhh - you are eric, jee's friend. We are suppose to play LIVE togethter. what is your handle? add x7x katscratch, but send a message with it so I will know it is you.

Posted by Blogger Kat Hunter | 2:06 PM, August 13, 2004   

"But who in their right mind would ever, ever want to date a woman?"
*raises hand slowly*

"pretend you are contributing to some strange messed up society, and decide that the disappointment does not really matter, because your ideas were a little far fetched to begin with."
I feel increasingly active in the blogosphere and the socioeconomic ramifications of the virtual worlds I study and work on. It's like we're working towards some techno-utopia, but occasionally I think inside the box and realize that it's all a bit far fetched :)

Posted by Blogger crankyuser | 5:58 PM, August 13, 2004   

i added you, i am hellesa. did a little practicing yesterday on black arrow, so i'm ready!

Posted by Blogger eric | 11:04 AM, August 14, 2004   

woman, someone as smart, cute and engaging as you can pretty much have any man or woman you choose to have. it's just a matter of finding the one *you* want to be around. peel yourself out of that bedroom, put down the vienna sausages for a little while and go whoop it up.

Posted by Anonymous Anonymous | 9:44 PM, August 14, 2004   

Enough with the Vienna Sausage haters, and thank you. I am actually not worried, just being home made me remember all the "exes I left in Texas". Now, they are married or divorced or wanted for grand theft. Ah, the good old days. You can never get them back....

Posted by Blogger Kat Hunter | 10:22 PM, August 14, 2004   

Hey, I'd give just to have someone out there "get" what I'm about.

Posted by Blogger Robert, the DCD | 5:36 PM, August 18, 2004   

Hey DCD, I thought you were about beer?
Seriously, that is a very good point. Well taken.

Posted by Blogger Kat Hunter | 6:23 PM, August 18, 2004   

Well, I consider the credo "It's better to have loved than lost than never loved at all" to be very true, although a few people would like to disagree solely on the fact that they've been through enough bad relationships.

And I'm not just about beer. It helps, though.

Posted by Blogger Robert, the DCD | 7:07 PM, August 18, 2004   

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