MOVIES IMITATING REAL LIFE

Ah yes, it will be interesting to see how many fictional characters would cope if they had to exist in real life?  How many fictional characters would cope without an existence of scripts, problems that can be easy to solve in either twenty two minutes (Without commercials), forty-five minutes (Without commercials) or films between ninety minutes to two hours.  Most fictional characters would have to learn that abruptly hanging up the phone---Even to a dear friend would never work in reality as well as it works in fictional life.  Movies to provide entertainment and a chance to escape the difficulties of real life, but movies are rarely an exact mirror of the reality it's supposed to be depicting.  And yet, we seek entertainment all the same. 
And as I'm lost in thought about the movies, here are some photos of Michelle Rodriguez.

DRUNK DRIVING ON A BICYCLE

So if somebody went drunk driving on a bicycle, would it cause much damage?  I don't think there would be much property damage.  The only person who would be hurt would be the drunk idiot trying to ride a bicycle while intoxicated.  Is there laws in place to place punitive punishment for drunk driving while riding a bicycle?  I'm not sure if politicians ever made the effort.  At any rate, I never rode a bicycle while intoxicated.  I never done anything intoxicated.  I never understood the point for being intoxicated.  I would much rather being sober.  Coffee is a much better beverage.  It's possible to ride a bicycle while riding a bicycle.  That on it's own is the most important thing of all.

While I'm enjoying bike riding while sober and drinking coffee, here are some photos of rock star legend-in-the-making Katy Perry.

LIFE IS NEVER ENOUGH AND THAT'S ALL YOU GET---ATTEMPT NUMBER THREE

And there shall be more photos of Kimberly Alexis Bledel. I honestly had no idea that Alexis was actually her middle name, not her first name. Anyway, I'm filling out job application forms online before and during the time I'm spending researching Alexis Bledel. I'm using the internet as a crucial part of my job search efforts. I heard the first computer had to occupy an entire floor of a building, took several people to opperate and had to be air conditioned. Thankfully, computers have become more compact and vastly easier to use. I'm not sure how computer programming was done before the typewriter keyboard was attached to it. I heard that either vacuum tubes or punching holes into sheets of either paper or cardboard was used, but I'm not sure. Anyway, I'm getting off track. It tends to happen. It's a hot summer day. I'm feeling optimistic.

It's hard to believe that the week is almost already over. Today is Saturday. Sunday is tomorow. Time flies faster than anybody would want to admit. I'm still getting used to the idea that it's already August. I was still getting used to January.