Breaking the laws !

I remembered the song performed by Judas Priest when I think about the chilean laws. It's strange, but here, the laws are a confusing thing. For example, the capital punishment is aproved, but only in special cases like terrorism or help another country in case of war. But in the laws of copyright, everyone use a pirate windows (even my notebook).

So, for me, the capital law itsn't a problem, because, in Chile I believe none judge will aprove a judgment that ends with death. If you ask me what I think about, well there are many poits of view. Some people believe that the people can't judge if someone lives or dies. Others think that if you break the law so bad, I mean, a case of a rapist or a mass murderer, they have the right to kill that person and make him o her pay for thoses crimes.

I respect the human life, but there is the dichotomy of what we can do if someone don't have the same respect. In fact, a murderer looks like a judge, because he have the power to choose if you live or die, and if you see the things in that way, you can say: "hey ! it's like the problem of the chickend and the egg". If someone start it, nobody can end it.

In Chile, like the whole world, the crime and those stuff always will be. It's sad think about it, but it's seems to be in our DNA, because I don't have another explanation for that. Well the increase of that in my country it's only a illusion. The media always find a way or another to increase the sales showing the things that all of us know but we don't want to see.

The gateway to my laziness

Until recently I realiced that my notebook changed my life. I saved money and my parents lend me the rest to bought it. I remember that the process was a chaos. The store were I bought it, is in the district of Recoleta (imagine that I live in La Florida) and when I bought the notebook, the storeman intalled windows vista on it (a really bad decision). So I had to go there again and change the software for windows 7 (I love that one).

However, I use to use the notebook in my room, so I don't have to spend my time writing in the old desk computer (well it isn't too old). For me, that's the best way to use a computer, laying in your bed and eat some chips or something else.

I like it because it's a very good computer. It have 4 GB of ram, and a processor Intel dual core of 2.1. I got surprise when I realiced the power of the machine. You can play games of the last year (well, not with the best graphics but you can play the game), so I spend time downloading the ones that I didn't play before.

So I think that my life wouldn't be so bad, but for me, it's more confortable. Who will want to be in a cold room in front of a desk computer, if you can be in your bed with the "Escaldasono" turned on?

PD: Gateway is the brad of the notebook.

Rati, my protector Gnome

One of my best friends is Rati. well, his real name is Victor, but we use to call him Rati, because when he was young, he used to take the food of the friend fridges, when he was in a house. So, it's a diminutive of the spanish word "Ratero". Anyways, he is a good guy.

I met him at school when we were in fifth grade. at the first time, we used to fight but in the high school we started to hang out with another friend that we have, named "Zar" (Yeah, just like the Russian).

So, I consider him one of my best friend because we did a lot of crazy things at school and right know we are still getting togheter too. With him I got drunk the fist time, we did the most of the school homework. We played computer games till the morning. So I'm glad to have him by my side.

I have a lot of crazy adventures with him, and I supose that I will have more. I remember when in the holiday of the year 2009, the cop busted us drunk in the street of Constitución (A little town far away in the south). We didn't have any problems there, but we got in the police pickup truck to the police station. Ja ja ja, that one was funny.

PD: We also call him Gñome (Gnome with ñ) cause he is small sized.