Sydney and silliness
So. Recently I went down to Sydney for the Celebration Concert. Had an absolutely brilliant time, longer update coming up soon. The short version: saw the freakshow that is Sydney, sang in the choir, sang a choir, met a few cool people. Great stuff.
Now to some ridiculous whatsits I’ve noticed lately. You all should know the song ‘Mad World,’ originally by Tears for Fears. A cover by Gary Jules was in Donnie Darko, and that version was also used in an ABC ad for their news service. And now Nine is using a female solo/children’s choir version of it for an ad. A news ad. What the hell, people, get some originality. Not to mention the ABC should be suing. Nine has a lot of money if a portion just went over to the ABC that would be great.
Other thing. Remember that Software exam? The one that was completely stupid and that I didn’t know any of the answers?
I got 75%.
Seventy-five. Three quarters.
And that question about logical constants? Where I wrote the actual wrong answer, and when he showed us the answers it was the complete opposite of what you were meant to write?
Three out of three marks.
What the hell.
Not to mention we discovered the Unreal Tournament 2004 demo on the computers in the Software room, so now I have a reason to keep going to that class. Weird stuff.
Okay, that’s all. Longer Sydney update coming soon.
Now to some ridiculous whatsits I’ve noticed lately. You all should know the song ‘Mad World,’ originally by Tears for Fears. A cover by Gary Jules was in Donnie Darko, and that version was also used in an ABC ad for their news service. And now Nine is using a female solo/children’s choir version of it for an ad. A news ad. What the hell, people, get some originality. Not to mention the ABC should be suing. Nine has a lot of money if a portion just went over to the ABC that would be great.
Other thing. Remember that Software exam? The one that was completely stupid and that I didn’t know any of the answers?
I got 75%.
Seventy-five. Three quarters.
And that question about logical constants? Where I wrote the actual wrong answer, and when he showed us the answers it was the complete opposite of what you were meant to write?
Three out of three marks.
What the hell.
Not to mention we discovered the Unreal Tournament 2004 demo on the computers in the Software room, so now I have a reason to keep going to that class. Weird stuff.
Okay, that’s all. Longer Sydney update coming soon.