There's a lot of stuff that the government will tolerate. One of the big things is to be sure to give full disclosure. If it's already out in the open, then it can't be used to blackmail you. They are okay with a lot of weird things as long as it can't be used to bend you to someone else's will. That said, bestiality and child porn are probably no-nos.
Focusing so much on my Extended Essay has made me forget about all the other stuff I had due. Now I gots myself a french oral assessment, a chemistry test, an ITGS (Information Technology in a Global Society) assignment, and a written plan for a project I need to work on all due tomorrow. And it's 11 PM. What the fuck am I doing typing this up here?
A greater or horrifying idea is to go all the way and be Trilby or Mara.
Be Trilby! (But without that rat tail in the back.)
Too late. I'm already sorta like Mara with more on the top for spiking or hawking. My hair wasn't long enough to be Trilby. Maybe in a few months it will grow long enough.
Calculus exam got curved and I got an 85%! (Relatively) GREAT SUCCESS! However, I took my chem exam, worked through it feeling really good, and turned it in. We got the answers back, and despite my euphoric feelings of success, I quickly learned I had gotten a 21/32. It could still curve to a B (I, on average, do a LOT better on these exams than the rest of the 300-person lecture group), but I feel disgusted with my performance. I worked through three different practice exams with ease and felt really prepared (and even though so as I was working), but this was both filled with nasty tricks and was in general far harder than this same professor's tests from the past school year.
Oh well, with the weekend comes my first improv performance and the ensuing party on Saturday. Then finals. Then, home for the holidays.
It's snowing! It's snowing where I live! People said that Harrisonburg never gets snow, but for today it's already culminating 4 inches and still falling.
The problem? Well, I really wanted to go to the Alamo Drafthouse in Winchester at some point...and today would of been perfect. Because they were going to show Pulp Fiction at around 10 PM. ;_;
I was pulled over this morning on my way to work. I was doing a 67 in a 35mph construction zone. The cop was ever so gracious to let me off with a warning. If I had received a ticket, it would have been over $500. I am beyond relieved and will not be speeding in that area during my commute for a long while.
Fail of my boo-yah: Lucky Louie, the ill-fated sitcom of my probably-favorite comedian, Louis C.K. Boo-yah because it's hilarious, fail because it only lasted 13 episodes.
ACK! People work there! Don't speed in construction zones!
The majority of the time I encounter a "construction zone," there is in fact no construction: only a speed trap.
Actually, I read an article a while ago talking about how the vast majority of accidents in construction zones are caused by the workers themselves upon arrival or departure regardless of the speed of anyone involved. I'll have to dig it up again, it presented some fascinating statistics.
I was pulled over this morning on my way to work. I was doing a 67 in a 35mphconstruction zone. The cop was ever so gracious to let me off with a warning. If I had received a ticket, it would have been over $500. I am beyond relieved and will not be speeding in that area during my commute for a long while.
I was pulled over this morning on my way to work. I was doing a 67 in a 35mphconstruction zone. The cop was ever so gracious to let me off with a warning. If I had received a ticket, it would have been over $500. I am beyond relieved and will not be speeding in that area during my commute for a long while.
You gotreallylucky.
Construction zones in Illinois (particularly around Chicago and its burbs on the highway) are now typically monitored by radar-operation license plate cameras. If you exceed the set limit, you get a ticket with a huge fine and numerous demerits on your insurance. The second time, you get an even larger fine (I believe the limit is either $2500 or $5000 under state law), and your license is immediately suspended.
And by "cold", you mean "around 50 degrees", right?
Southern California: Utopia of Weather
Curse you! I'm expected not to complain about 40 degrees because it's not as bad as it will be in January! CURSE YOU ROCHESTER! Why do I want to stay here for my college education again?
ok, get this. my previous fail of my boo-yah now has another boo-yah. so it's a boo-yah of my fail of my boo-yah.
I sent an email to the site I got the DVDs from and explained my situation, thinking it wouldn't matter and they would just tell me to fuck off. Unexpectedly they credited my card back the difference. I figured if they did anything they would give me credit to the store but this was completely unexpected. I am incredibly happy at the moment.
This is what you would call a booh-yah of a fail of a nullified booh-yah (I had no where else to put this so what could I do)
Although today is my birthday and I said in the birthday thread that I got tickets for Ave. Q, that won't be happening anymore because the friend of mine (who is 17) can't go to that particular play because his parents have objections to it because of how "racy" it is. The bad thing is that we already got the tickets, so we have to refund them. Luck is with us because we can refund the tickets and trade them in for a full refund. We'll use that refund money to go to the revived West Side Story which is not only is my one of top 5 favorite musical plays, but I've heard it's gotten very good reviews which gives me hope. Although it's a real bummer that I can't go to Ave. Q, West Side Story suffices.
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I already thought of a good, unique hair style to remedy this. Good idea.
A greater or horrifying idea is to go all the way and be Trilby or Mara.
Oh well, with the weekend comes my first improv performance and the ensuing party on Saturday. Then finals. Then, home for the holidays.
Yay: Free internet from Google.
The problem? Well, I really wanted to go to the Alamo Drafthouse in Winchester at some point...and today would of been perfect. Because they were going to show Pulp Fiction at around 10 PM. ;_;
today the site I bought them from is haveing a special for a bundled sett of all the DVDs for $20 cheaper then I bought it.
I'm a speed demon. I know getting pulled over will eventually happen. I've just been lucky these past 9 years.
Actually, I read an article a while ago talking about how the vast majority of accidents in construction zones are caused by the workers themselves upon arrival or departure regardless of the speed of anyone involved. I'll have to dig it up again, it presented some fascinating statistics.
But it's rainy and cold outside.
Southern California: Utopia of Weather
CURSE YOU ROCHESTER! Why do I want to stay here for my college education again?
I sent an email to the site I got the DVDs from and explained my situation, thinking it wouldn't matter and they would just tell me to fuck off. Unexpectedly they credited my card back the difference. I figured if they did anything they would give me credit to the store but this was completely unexpected. I am incredibly happy at the moment.
WIN!!!
Although today is my birthday and I said in the birthday thread that I got tickets for Ave. Q, that won't be happening anymore because the friend of mine (who is 17) can't go to that particular play because his parents have objections to it because of how "racy" it is. The bad thing is that we already got the tickets, so we have to refund them. Luck is with us because we can refund the tickets and trade them in for a full refund. We'll use that refund money to go to the revived West Side Story which is not only is my one of top 5 favorite musical plays, but I've heard it's gotten very good reviews which gives me hope. Although it's a real bummer that I can't go to Ave. Q, West Side Story suffices.