Now this is a game I would be good at...
There is a nice article over at Gamespot on the Ultimate MMORPG. I'm pretty sure that with a few select friends I could get a pretty good team together to do whatever we wanted. If you're interested in playing, let me know.
In other news, I was told that the number of people at the performance topped 700. That might be as many as were in my Intro to Botany class at University. Might.
Lastly, a small gripe. I called the Lifelong Education Division of a certain college today to ask for some information regarding a course. I made the phone call at a bit past 8AM. I was told that the person I needed to talk to was away from his desk, but that they would have him call me back in "just a bit." At a bit before 4:30, I had yet to receive a return call. So, I took the initiative and called back. They answered, I said "I'm the person that called this morning..." and suddenly the person (the same one who answered the phone when I called earlier) started spewing out the information I had requested. That would be the same information that they didn't have available earlier, which would theoretically mean that the person who wasn't available earlier became available. You know, the one who was going to return my call. Seriously, is it that hard to return a phone call?
In other news, I was told that the number of people at the performance topped 700. That might be as many as were in my Intro to Botany class at University. Might.
Lastly, a small gripe. I called the Lifelong Education Division of a certain college today to ask for some information regarding a course. I made the phone call at a bit past 8AM. I was told that the person I needed to talk to was away from his desk, but that they would have him call me back in "just a bit." At a bit before 4:30, I had yet to receive a return call. So, I took the initiative and called back. They answered, I said "I'm the person that called this morning..." and suddenly the person (the same one who answered the phone when I called earlier) started spewing out the information I had requested. That would be the same information that they didn't have available earlier, which would theoretically mean that the person who wasn't available earlier became available. You know, the one who was going to return my call. Seriously, is it that hard to return a phone call?