10. imeem
9. Bebo
8. FriendFeed
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10. Soju From Korea
9. Sheridan's Coffee-Layered Liqueur from Ireland
8. Reisling white wine from Germany
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10. You can say, ‘Can I use your bathroom?’ and nobody cares. But if you ask, ‘Can I use the plop-plop machine?’ it always breaks the conversation.
9. So, I travel a lot. I hate traveling, mostly cause my dad used to beat me with a globe.
8. There’s a fine line between masturbating while you look out a window, and masturbating while you’re looking in a window. I’ll give you a hint: one of ‘em is super illegal.
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10. Is that mine?
9. Is this your name tattooed on my inner thigh?
8. Want another beer?
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10. Belief! Without belief in yourself and your skills as a writer you won't go far. If you don't believe in yourself, why should anyone else? You must believe without a shadow of doubt that your work deserves to be on a bookstore shelf. Without BELIEF, the first 9 must-haves will be useless.
9. Dedication - you must dedicate yourself to writing the best possible works you can and to always learning about the craft of writing and the business of publishing and promoting.
8. Persistence - this is a slow moving business and you must be able to persevere no matter what. You WILL get rejection letters. Your work WILL be rejected. But it's a numbers game. Wade through the nos to get to that yes! Keep moving forward no matter the roadblocks.
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10. Diablo 3 (Blizzard)
9. StarCraft II (Blizzard)
8. Split/Second (Disney Interactive)
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10. Pussy Money Weed
9. Dick Pleaser
8. Pill Poppin Animal
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10. get
9. opportunity
8. swagger
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10. www.someecards.com
9. http://www.worst-jobs.com/
8. www.upsidedowndogs.com
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10. Obsession: The Raven by The Allan Parsons Project - from the Alan Parson Project's seminal 1976 album Tales of Mystery and Imagination, named after a collection of Edgar Allan Poe's short stories and poems. The poem of the same name concerns a young man who is morbidly devoted to his lost love Lenore, who the poem implies has died, and is seeking occult ways to have her returned to him. The video matches the mood of the poem exactly, and I would thoroughly recommend reading Poe's original poem.
9. Love: A Daisy a day by Jud Strunk - In many ways the story behind the song, of a man who uses a simple gesture to demonstrate that he still loves his woman who's passed away and whom he's known since childhood, is the opposite of The Raven. It is devotion looking upwards, without the obsession that turns everything it touches sinister.
8. Possession: The Tower by Chris de burgh - a classic parable of knowing somebody's value only once they've gone. From his concept album Spanish Train and other Stories, it merges warnings against encroaching upon God's creation too much originating from medioeval times with his own story about a nobleman who wanted to possess a beautiful, mysterious woman so much that he only realised too late that he had been in love with her.
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