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JensTenebrea
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Name: Jens
Interests: Chemistry, Alias, UNC basketball, reading, baseball card collecting, board games, card games, losing at Canasta with my brother, any and all things sci-fi
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5/27/2005
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| Snow days are great for catching up on dvd's. We finally made it to watching It's Good to be King. Brendan, you were right, it was an awesome episode. Also can I say that I love the olympics. Visa has the best comercials too ...
Are you waiting for an invitation to join life? Well, you have one. It's called a birth certificate.
My roommate and I laughed so hard at that one, which is only beat by the Jeremy Bloom comercial. The one where they dump the cooler on him and it is a frozen cylinder of ice that knocks him over. | | |
| And the laughing continues...
Dr. Davis: It's kind of what we think of 16th century medicine. We pat them on the head and say "You thought you were doing medicine, but you were killing people" | | |
| So Philosophy of Science with Davis (plus Petcher and Brussard hecklers) is officially the most entertaining class ever. I actually heard Dr. Petcher be sarcastic for the first time
Dr. Petcher (to Dr. Davis): Could you give me a situation where physicists would actually be discussing that?
And for some strange reason only Darcee, Alex, and I laugh. The rest of the class is far to engrossed in their copious note taking. Probably why we have unofficially named our group the "Slackers." I know kinda weird for me and Darcee. Procrastinators, yes; day dreamers, maybe; but slackers? They don't know what to do with us. | | |
| So I am attempting to return to the xanga world with one of my good buddies off over seas. Back at school, and surprisingly am ok with it already. (Classes and stuff mind you, not the weather). Break was good and here are some of my favorite conversations from it:
Christy (to me after walking out of a gas stations): I don't think I even want to understand that guy's pants.
Me (to an eight-year-old we had been playing with): You better not hit me with that stick, because I don't have one. And then I'll just hit you.
Me (during the ALIAS shower): Girl Scout here Faith: Girl Scout this is Rogue. We were able to make contact with Hans VanEisenburg. You need to wire him $12,000 dollars and we are proceeding to the WIZS backup server.
Faith and company drive up in car, blaring music and singing, I am with my team around the back of the house on walkie talkies with her Me: Rogue, what are you doing? You are supposed to be stealthy and surreptious when coordinating an attack on the enemy! Faith: We had to have a theme song for invading the house, but because it's real life it really couldn't play over us while we did it. We had to get it in somehow. Me: Oh, (as if that makes perfect sense). Coordinate attack on thee. One, two ... | | |
| I thought the world should know that season 1 of Alias is officially the best. As I flipped through the channels late last night, there it was in all its glory. Ana Espinosa ... Syd and Dixon together ... intense hatred of Sloane ... and cute Vaughn in that warehouse cage. I feel a season one marathon coming on, or maybe just a select few episodes due to time constraints.
And yes, I only seem to muster up the motivation to post when it is about Alias. I feel like it is mindless and trivial enough to merit xanganess. | | |
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