I come back with more decadence and the second part of my drunk-in-the-office philosophy. I swear to drunk, I’m not god! One can drink too much, but one never drinks enough. - Gotthold Ephraim Lessing Sometimes too much to drink is barely enough.... 

There’s nothing better to read than Bukowski’s poetry while you are bored in your office drinking some beers. I can feel exactly like Henry Chinaski. This man is drunk, or working to get the money to buy alcohol. Sometimes, both of them. A... 

This time I bring you beer, I bring you laugh and fun…and some drunk-in-the-office philosophy. Not all chemicals are bad. Without chemicals such as hydrogen and oxygen, for example, there would be no way to make water, a vital ingredient in beer.... 

At least, getting drunk is working for me. As I told you in one of my last posts, I decided to bring some beers to my office to fight my boredness. Do you want to know what happened? It was something like this… There’s no doubt, if happiness... 

Since I was a child, I’ve always wanted to be like Indiana Jones. You know, the hat, the ruins, the whip…the women. But how could you want to see Indi once again after you meet Lara Croft? Soon, a new Tomb Rider game will arrive, and it brings... 

It’s friday now and I think I deserve to have some fun with my friends and drink some beers. There’s maybe time to bring some beers to the office…  Read More →

Some weeks ago, I talked to you about Diablo, the game from Blizzard. It seems we couldn’t play it soon, but that doesn’t mean we have to stay bored until then. “StarCraft II continues the epic saga of the Protoss, Terran, and Zerg.... 

C’mon…reggaeton is a bad joke. But this…what the hell is this??? You can find chinese copies of shirts, purses, shoes, videogames, and whatever you may name. Even music. First the chinese Mariachis, now this. Why will someone bother... 

But words can hurt like hell. Like the words from Lullaby, another one of Palahniuk’s novel, and I will tell you about it a little bit in this post. Carl Streator is a solitary widower and a forty-ish newspaper reporter who isassigned to do a series... 

Pat Bateman, the anti-hero of the book (and movie), is a sophisticated Wall Street Yuppie. He seems to have it all, the good school, Harvard, the right job, plenty of money, great clothes, a nice apartment. He is handsome, fit, rich and is courted by...