2007 in Review

[Tangent128 offline]

Figures... just when I finally kicked the habit of writing 2006, they change the year again...

Anyways, I look forward to this piece every year:
Dave Barry's Year in Review.

[Kamekai offline]

No good games, but a few good movies. Although, my voice stopped cracking in early February. Overall, 2007 was very... boring. I give it a Meh.

[JesusFreak offline]

Eh, Meh too. We're still in Iraq, no rocket car. OTOH, we have glowing kittens, new weapons, and the Wii.

[Kamekai offline]

Whoa, Tanget. This guy's good. I can't stop laughing.

President Bush warns Iran that it is, quote, ''awfully close to Iraq, if you look at a map, which I have.'' In another increasingly tense international arena, the U.N. Security Council sends 1,000 peacekeeping troops to New York City in an effort to quell Rosie O'Donnell, who repels them by shouting.

On the environmental front, the big story is Al Gore's ''Live Earth,'' a massive rock concert in which more than 150 music acts perform at 11 locations around the world to fight global warming, which is swiftly brought to its knees.

[Tangent128 offline]

O.J. Simpson discovered that, although you might be able to avoid jail time for committing a double homicide, the justice system draws the line at attempted theft of sports memorabilia.

In the arts, July is dominated by the release of the seventh and last Harry Potter book, Harry Potter Spends Half the Book Camping, which enthralls the nation as nothing has enthralled it since the release of the iPhone. The book is generally well-received, although some fans are troubled by the ending, which culminates in the death of Harry's longtime nemesis, Tony Soprano.

In entertainment news, author J.K. Rowling surprises fans of the Harry Potter series when she reveals that Albus Dumbledore, headmaster of Hogwarts School, was also, secretly, a United States senator from Idaho.

You can see why I look forward to that piece every year.
See his summaries of: 2005 2006

[ginolyoko12 offline]

Boring.

Nothing cool happened anytime this year.

I HATE THE FACT MY VOICE BROKE! I miss my little childhood voice when I sounded like Nathan Kress. Now I sound like Matt a little bit.
(Actually its not that bad)


School is still drag that's for sure, anyway.

Err..yeah....I guess thats it. I'll scream more later.