I desesperatly need an I-Phone or I'm gonna die!

Honestly, I'm totally uninterested about technology at all. I suppose this is an exciting topic for most people, I mean, young people usually like this kind of stuff: I-Pods, I-Pads, I-Pids, etc. To be straight, I just don't care about it.
I think that technology are just facts.
Bussiness men trying to buy consumables saying that without it you can't live (yeah, sure). And by the way, I'm not a hippie or something, I'm just saying that most things people acquire sometimes are not SO necessary as others impose.
In my house, for instance, there's a lot of redundant technology: I-Pads, smartphones, dumbphones, not-so-smart-phones, etc. For what? I really don't know. Probably with this mind I'll gain a lot of detractors and haters, but it's OK, I can deal with that.
Something that I know it's very useful is the laptops. Most of things, probably everything is in there. I'm agree that you can't go with your laptop to every where, because you always have to be connected to the rest of the people to tell every-f**king-thing you are doing. (?)

Ok, good enough of nonsense. See ya.

God Save The Queen

(You can play the video as you read this post!)

There's something about UK that I like... I really don't know. Maybe because of the fog, the cloudy days, and all the things related to weather. Also all the monarchy thing: Kings, Queens, servants, etc.

An interesting point can be that funny English accent, that's a thing that I always had liked.

What I know about UK? Well, The United Kingdom is a set of island, including, Great Britain and the northern part of Ireland. Also, that it's a country that has a lot of history, going back to the Middle Age, Stone Age, Roman Empire, etc.

When I get there, I'd like to go immediatly to Abbey Road and if it's possible, enter to those studios. I think that's the Mecca for any musician. Also I'd like to go to Wiltshire to know the Stonehenge, that's a sort of magical place for me. Other place that I'd like to go are: Westminster Abbey, the Broadcasting House of the BBC and the London's Wembley Stadium (yeah, where Queen played that EPIC concert back in 1986).

I would like to make my life there, with all that involves. I think that Chile has nothing special to offer me, all I see is cavemen farmers (sorry about that).

See ya! xD

My Favourite Mythological Character

First of all we understand myth as a sacred narrative usually explaining how the world or humankind came to be in its present form, although, in a very broad sense, the word can refer to any traditional story.
Well, we all know the same old story: A God who created mankind from mud, auto-sended to the Earth in a suicide mission, borning out of a virgin, walking above the water, turning water to wine (that's right!), raising the dead, etc.
Talking about mythology, I have to say I like this guy so much, in fact I would say He's my favourite hero. I mean, He's better than Ironman, Superman and all the Avengers put together. I can imagine Him smashing around some Jews, riding a tyrannosaurus rex (that's a recurrent image), with an AK-47, playing the most epic guitar solo ever, kicking some pagan asses, etc.
But why this can be considerated a myth? Ask the different cultures who came before or during the Christian-Hebrew heritage: Egypcians, Persians, Sumerians, Greeks and many others had this story, and as we know, Jews were nomad people who lived in all the places mentioned before. So, we can briefly say(I won't extend so much about this, you make your own research if you want to know the actual true) that this was an attempt to explain how the world was created (totally a rip-off) and more recently, how we can be saved by a sin that was imposed by others.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythology
If you want to know moreabout this, just see this documentary.