Eat the Rich
I'm bored. Sitting in my room listening to Napalm Death. Today has been surprisingly relaxing... I guess. I don't know if it'd be safer to say it was relaxing or boring. I'm working on a handful of basslines which I'm hoping will later become siXteenXyardsX songs, so I spent a while working on those... but now I'm just sort of sitting here. I have nothing to do.
What kind of annoys me is that everyone--for some reason, is partying tonight. Tonight. Keep in mind that tonight is Thursday night. It's the second week this has happened. Why do people choose to go out and get drunk Thursday nights? Doesn't make sense to me.
It's weird. I have a harder time getting through my shorter days than my longer days. One day I'm in school for 4.5 hours, the other I'm only around for 2 hours (with a 10 minute break... rush.) Yet the two hour days seem much more arduous and mentally trying to me. I think it's because the second half is statistics. A boring subject. With a boring teacher.
Speaking of boring: this post is boring. Blow me.
Today in Life on TV the professor pointed to a table and asked people in the class to identify what the object was. This was of course an exercise about identifying symbols through the context in which they're presented. Some people said "A table." While others said, "A desk." I answered "An autonomous item cradling platform." No one appreciated it.
--Ryan Amazing
What kind of annoys me is that everyone--for some reason, is partying tonight. Tonight. Keep in mind that tonight is Thursday night. It's the second week this has happened. Why do people choose to go out and get drunk Thursday nights? Doesn't make sense to me.
It's weird. I have a harder time getting through my shorter days than my longer days. One day I'm in school for 4.5 hours, the other I'm only around for 2 hours (with a 10 minute break... rush.) Yet the two hour days seem much more arduous and mentally trying to me. I think it's because the second half is statistics. A boring subject. With a boring teacher.
Speaking of boring: this post is boring. Blow me.
Today in Life on TV the professor pointed to a table and asked people in the class to identify what the object was. This was of course an exercise about identifying symbols through the context in which they're presented. Some people said "A table." While others said, "A desk." I answered "An autonomous item cradling platform." No one appreciated it.
--Ryan Amazing