"I think his death was no accident."
"What?"
"I think somebody had it in for Steve Erwin."
"But who would want Steve Erwin dead?"
"Lots of competition in the animal show industry, perhaps."
"Surely a man of his talents has made a lot of powerful enemies."
"Like stingrays."
I blew off just about everything I meant to do yesterday, which means that I have to do it today. It's okay, really, since none of it was homework.
I'm getting pumped up for my monologue on Friday, but not for my scene tomorrow, since my partner is much better at it.
I didn't make Tag. I'm debating whether or not to join the people(all of whom Tag rejected, incidentally) who are forming a rival improv group. Tag has no deep roots itself, having only been around since January. It's not like it's not being true to the one true improv group on campus or anything. A rival group would bring competition, some of which is a good thing. But I also think it would bring ill will, which I am not going to be a part of.
September 5, 1977 -
Voyager One launches. Nobel laureate Sir Martin Ryle protests the inclusion of Earth's location on the craft, noting, "Any creatures out there (may be) malevolent or hungry."
"I think somebody had it in for Steve Erwin."
"But who would want Steve Erwin dead?"
"Lots of competition in the animal show industry, perhaps."
"Surely a man of his talents has made a lot of powerful enemies."
"Like stingrays."
I blew off just about everything I meant to do yesterday, which means that I have to do it today. It's okay, really, since none of it was homework.
I'm getting pumped up for my monologue on Friday, but not for my scene tomorrow, since my partner is much better at it.
I didn't make Tag. I'm debating whether or not to join the people(all of whom Tag rejected, incidentally) who are forming a rival improv group. Tag has no deep roots itself, having only been around since January. It's not like it's not being true to the one true improv group on campus or anything. A rival group would bring competition, some of which is a good thing. But I also think it would bring ill will, which I am not going to be a part of.
September 5, 1977 -
Voyager One launches. Nobel laureate Sir Martin Ryle protests the inclusion of Earth's location on the craft, noting, "Any creatures out there (may be) malevolent or hungry."