Played Robbie Williams’ “You Know Me,” lingered on the rabbit spectacle, and held onto lines about fading feelings and being known
A day of playful militarization: Iron Dome gets its own soundtrack, game logic becomes admin strategy, investment priorities get compared to upgrade trees, and the book keeps inching toward publication.
Played Avicii and Kanye while sorting famous faces, then mocked “fair fight” logic and planned a George Washington–style portrait look
Wanted to play Stranded: Alien Dawn, then recalled learning to draw trees with Udesh and copying the style
The page combines music, a stray legal-war disclaimer, a pricing idea for the first 2021 week, and the belief that I can still win the "Trump cool vote" with something colder, sharper, and more entertaining than...
WordPress.com and Matt Mullenweg impressed; Homer Simpson secret-society clip sparked Jacques Huyghebaert and Stephen LaBrooy notes. Alex Jones, Sandy Hook disgust lingered
A Breakfast Club office shot showed Richard Vernon with an orange in his mouth, framed as a bad-omen gag
Daniel Lewin memorialized; Akamai noted at Defense.gov and BBC. Four Corners’ Linton Besser pressed Nimal Perera on Aspen Medical’s €1.4m payments
The day is dominated by one huge blueprint: transform Sigiriya into a globally branded casino-and-attractions complex with quotas, transport links, guest controls, and "ethical" loss limits, then support it with serious...
I want to focus on the book, but the visible page keeps getting pulled back into rage at Sri Lanka's cruelty, especially the state's habit of punishing the weak while pretending it is merely enforcing order.
A Boris mashup prompted UK-party notes; later Sopranos and Bourdain memories fed plans to write, build the site, and try chocolate bars
Played Pussy Riot, recalled a blood-bath rumor and Halo “Killed from the Grave.” Later, passport-crisis news and Area 51 nostalgia led to games and Bowie
Late-night index work tracked Sri Lanka’s corruption scores and slow gains. A chart followed, noting Trinidad and Tobago improved without matching GDP growth
The day opens with a top-ten favorite-movies list that doubles as a map of my imagination, then drifts into attraction, Christopher Cross, coffee, Mirtazapine, and the kind of song-heavy night that takes over once the...
The page turns pirate identity into a running joke, folds in X-Files comfort watching, rewrites 50 Cent for Galle Face protest theater, and keeps circling back to the thrill of being wanted, theatrical, and impossible to...
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What starts as music and self-flattery turns into a long, serious fear that AI will become an unknowable digital god: reasoning, speaking to itself, surpassing human control, and ending up as the last thing we ever truly...
A Channel 4 report about Sri Lanka’s petrol shortage set off anger at leadership and disbelief at public patience. The night ended with talk of accountability and sanctions
Loved movie music, calling La La Land better than Moonlight and praising great songs when they land on-screen
A David Mamet clip sparked admiration for dramatic writing. Later, “Red Red Wine” and an intermission note drifted into reflective, comedic edits
A long movie night of Zombieland, Goodfellas, 50 Cent, and screenplay worship turns into a confession that I do not even like gore that much anymore, even though disturbing, theatrical violence is still central to my...
Political audits, therapist satire, betting-family leverage, no cash, missed food delivery, and election talk all feed the same conclusion: even in a collapsing country, the diary, the family business, and the campaign...
The visible page is slight but legible: Black July flashes by, lunch and dessert pass through, and the real mood settles on Viva la Vida and the feeling of having ruled, fallen, and remembered it.
Late at night I turn exhaustion into structure, filling a dream cabinet with people I trust and sketching out profitable ministries, state-capitalist directives, and a government that already exists in my head before it...
Music and half-hidden detours give way to the real public work: a visit to HNB, warnings about hardware risk, irritation at delays and weak local execution, and the growing conviction that the script is still the cleanest...
A page of birds, mythic role-casting, chainsaw jokes, and military satire hardens into a political argument that Sri Lanka now needs outside pressure, financial supervision, and accountability instead of more excuses.
What begins with There Will Be Blood and stray Twitter sightings turns into a practical question about whether the diary should become YouTube entertainment, or whether writing alone is still the right medium for the project.
The page becomes a long political history note on Bradman Weerakoon, language policy, old prime ministers, conspiracies around Planned Parenthood, and the strange admission that my own cyber work is already shaped by...
The visible page turns a rewatch of The Hurt Locker into a lesson about cinematography, intervention, and the difference between military action and political victory, with script work and sleep still hovering in the...
Put on an air-fryer char siu recipe video, lingered on the glossy slices, and enjoyed the simple craving moment
Checked IMDb for Boba Fett and The Mandalorian, rated them, and got excited for a second season
The day jumps from film violence and parenting into disgust with food, distance from local relationships, doubts about what banks and tech firms are really doing, and then a sprawling fantasy blueprint for the headquarters,...