Okay, this is a very complicated blog post. Not exactly in the fact that what I'm saying won't make any sense, but in the fact that in a matter of two days, I've got lots of ground to cover. So, what is scaring the hell out of me? That must be why you actually chose to read this blog, right? Well, since you're cool enough and actually read my blog (which I try to vary) I'll guess I'll tell you.

The fact is, I just finished watching the movies "An Inconvenient Truth." No, this isn't a joke, after hearing what Al Gore has researched along with the aide of scientists from around the world, you'd be a little scared as well. At least, if you're part of my generation. See, if you're in your fifties or even your forties, this probably won't really affect you enough to have a lasting effect on your life. Nope, it's those of us who are still in our twenties or even younger that will mainly suffer. See, with the current way that us idiot Americans are polluting the world and creating a third of the world's pollution, if we keep doing this for maybe even twenty years or less, glaciers will disappear, species will become extinct, the ozone will be more dangerous, the temperature of pretty much everything will raise drastically, the ocean currents will change, and even the water level could raise more than twenty feet, forcing us to re-write our maps as we know it and affecting nearly half a billion people worldwide. Exactly my point, after watching this incredible documentary, I have found that the country that I have felt patriotic for up until the last 2 years has been very ignorant and has let this issue, amongst many others, get worse and worse. I don't want to rant, but to inform, and I feel that you simply won't understand this as well unless you watch the movie. I reccomend that you rent it or somehow watch it by whatever means possible. It is probably the most profound movie since we've entered this new milennium not only because of the information it presents, but the affect this information will have on me, and many others. So, I plead that you watch this movie... You owe it to yourself to find out what has corrupted and what might be the thing that could eventually end human civilization as we know it. No, I'm not overreacting, I am only showing the cause and affect of the science, the stats, and all that I've learned through this movie. Truly, if you don't watch tis movie and think global warming isn't a big deal, you have not only intelligence and ignorance issues, but serious moral issues as well.

Also, I'd like to tell you that the idol I've referred to is obviously Al Gore. I respect him so much after witnessing his experiences in his contributions he making to such an issue It truly is amazing to see what he has done to try and save the world from destroying itself. Not only do you learn the facts of global warming, but you are also convinced that the things that you thought made this issue obsolete are diminished. His life stories and the ways he applies them to the topic is really nice plus, the way he has researched is truly outstanding. I don't think there is a single person as dedicated and as well educated as Al Gore in this issue. Sure, I'm not sure what I think of him politically, but for the path that he has made, I think that I hope that someday I can do something just as meaningful with my life.

Now, this is the off-topic of my post. Seriously, this has nothing to do with the above part. So, I have just been shipped my Mac and will be hooking it up tomorrow. I'm fricking excited. Also, me and my best buddy will hopefully go and see 300, which I think I might have said last blog post, but whatever, I've already seen the majority of it through a friend on his video iPod in school anyways. Hmm... what else... Oh yeah, I hope to have a website up over the next 2 weeks or so with lots of the stuff I promised to do with my Mac, so I'll keep you posted. I think that's it... if anything else pops up in this busy life of mine, it'll probably be said with another blog post. Adios, mis amigos.