Date of Entry: 11/1/06

I really think today's marketers are getting worse and worse at their job. I see so many commercials that make me really not want to buy the product. Actually only one, but that's not the point. And, I'd like to say, I'm sorry for complaining about television commercials so much, but there is so much material just ripe for the plucking, you know, it would just be a shame to let it go unplucked. So, there's a commercial for The Scooter Store, and it says, "While only 1 in 10 people complete the scooter buying process..." then it goes on. Do you know how BAD that makes a store sound, when only 1 out of every 10 people can actually buy the product? I think I'll go to the supermarket instead.

Date of Entry: 11/3/06

I had the opportunity to kill a bird yesterday, because it had a broken wing. I was just walking, I see a bird trying to fly, it can't, so I approach it. It tried to fly away but couldn't. Since I've never really seen a live bird up close, you know, since they fly away, I looked close, it was cool. I wanted to kill it, like really kill it, but I didn't. I just chased it into a bush where it hid, and then I left. I should have killed it. I knew it would die. I came back, and the bird was in the place I had last seen it, minus a head, plus lots of blood and feathers all around it. I imagine it died a painful death. I then spent five full minutes poking at it with a stick before I left. I should have killed it. Hmm, that would make a good article, "When is it right to kill something?" I think I'll write it.
Edit: Wrote it. Here's the article:
Death Article

I don't think that's good enough, you need to see a decapitated bird. By the way, that's how the blood looked on the one I saw, almost exactly. So, here it is: