work, work, and Elektra.

there's this jackanape at work who likes to mess with my computer, because he doesn't have one of his own. and, okay, it's company property, so i shouldn't mind, right? and i know i shouldn't, but when he messes with my pc he closes windows, he listens to my music --- my music!!! --- and he browses Friendster.
let me explain how this is possible, the fact that he gets to mess with my computer. see, i conduct interviews for the company, and that can go anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour. and, last friday, whenever i'd return to my space from an interview, he'd be here, and browsing frikking friendster. i personally have nothing against friendster, but, come on! okay, at least it isn't porn, but still.

he used to use my account (the gall, right?), then when i'd go back to the welcome screen he knows the password to another account. so i finally configured xp to not go to the welcome screen, and use the lock computer mode. i have never been more annoyed at anyone. i mean, i told him the first time not to touch my things (earphones, to be exact). then i told him to switch users. then i told him to just not touch the computer, period. he refused. so here's to you, jackass, eat this.


on a more wholesome note, i saw Elektra last night. not exactly academy award material, but it'll do, if only for the sword-vs-sai fights. its script is wafer-thin, and has absolutely no memorable lines, but what can you do. it was still better than daredevil.

except jennifer garner had more chemistry with ben affleck than she does with goran visjnic. i like goran visjnic, and i only like ben affleck when he's being the guy who was in all those kevin smith films.

i would've liked Elektra to have a nod to Daredevil, but what can you do. truly, what's there to do? and what did i expect, the producers to remind the public about the DD catastrophe? don't think so. so there.