Nukora

The irony is, you can turn him off permanently, if you click "Hide" and "view" enough times. In school we had to define "Office Assistant" and I just put a few personal thoughts in. Same with when we defined Internet Explorer but not any other browser.

Oh, Mr. Anonymous. Some of the best quotes in the world were said by you. Way to go.

I envy your talent and your software. I hope you know that.

That's why you thumbs-down that stuff. I think it figures it out eventually. I'm not sure.

So, this Spring/Summer I had this good station on Pandora that let me listen to good music that I liked. As Months progressed my tastes turned more to dance/techno and later JPop. I hadn't listened to that music in forever. This month, I made a station based on the music tastes of a girl I know. I was bored with my usual songs today, and I finally just opened a window of Pandora, with that station of hers open. It's kind of funny because it's very similar to the old station I had that I liked then. It's nice to hear good music again.

I just found out that I'm not the only one who saw "Subway: eat fresh" and thought of "eat flesh".

Really, what's so wrong about putting the Lantanides and Actinides in with the rest of the elements on the periodic table? It's not like they make the table terribly wide, and it makes it easier to see the grouping IMO. I mean, the g-block makes the table big, but the La's and Ac's are just fine. And if the g-block is ever discovered, are they going to have two groups of elements with asterisks pointing to rows below the table?

She keeps saying that she "would do anything" or "would have done anything" with regard to certain events all involving me, and it makes me wonder if she really means it.

When I message a certain person, I want so much to sign off with something other than my name. I want to express feelings, but I know I shouldn't.

Your body needs heat and food. All you need is love.

I discovered today that all my hobbies can be classified under one header: communications. I like languages, music. Sociology interests me, and I live to make people laugh (but not good enough to be professional).

You think that writing in second person is very awkward. You should try to write a short story like that and see if anyone else can read it.

I'm never gonna give you up.

I think for the holiday, I'm just going to rickroll some of my most awesome ladifriends. It's such an awesome song. And if you ask me how I'm feeling...I'd just refer you to it.

So, I get this word-a-day e-mail, but lately I've been so busy that I just put them into the Word-a-day folder unread. Today, I got a word that I just had on an English test (that I was gone for and couldn't take)!

Hiragana is hard enough for me. I don't even know if I'll try Kanji.

Apparently the messaging service just hates Romeo and Juliet.

I just watched it for...wait. I didn't. I just watched the commercials online afterward. I love the "I'm Good" pepsi ad.

Romeo should not stay up until 1:15 waiting for Juliet to reply to a message that he sent at 11:45.

No, it's supposed to be "angel". That's what makes it awesome. That's also why I had "acute" as two words. Everyone knows about angles.

No, it just means great minds think alike.

"There are many acute angels, but only one right angel." Yes. I'm a nerd. But the quote is still amazing.

So it comes to pass once that in Academic Team, there was a question about how many high fives can be given in a room with X people if no two people give a high five twice. I seem to remember having these in earlier math. Unfortunately, instincts guide me to use factorial of X, which is most definitely not right for this situation. Rather than multiplying the numbers below X, they are added for this. It's also like the number of cannonballs you have if a triangle (not a pyramid mind you, that gets harder) has X cannonballs at the base and narrows to one. Like so: ___o _'_oo __ooo _'oooo I studied this over the weekend, accidentally, while working with acceleration. If you want to know how far an object will fall (with an acceleration of X ft/s2) in Y seconds, you use that triagular thing of Y (and multiply by X). This is because in the first second, the object falls X feet. And the second second, it will fall 2X feet...and so on. With some work, I found that the equation for finding the triangular of a number is TN = (not my image, but I found the same equation). So today during practice, we had a problem about how many ways you can arrange X people in a line. And I used the triangular for once. This time, when I should have used the factorial. >.<

Coca Canyon, Arequipa, Peru: the deepest canyon in the world. I'm just going to start calling it "Love". Because if you fall in Love, your world could end up upside-down.