Kablammo!

Ugh, writing résumé cover letters is such a damn pain in the ass. So is handing in labs when the prelim for the lab is in the apartment of some of your Korean partners, and you have no choice but to hand in a faulty final report. ::sigh::

Well, I spent more time than I should have redoing the layout of this crappy blog; it’s not near done yet but at least now it’s slightly niftier. Bits of it are still pissing me off, but at least I can get a nice chuckle from the random FFTactics messages that are presented in all their incoherent glory.

Stuff that happened today (yesterday?)…

Heat Transfer exam, for which I studied not at all. Got it graded that same period, since our hippie professor doesn’t like giving exams and, instead, has the most insane system ever. Before an exam, the class is split randomly into a few groups, each of which writes an exam and hands it in. Then when the exam period rolls around, each group is given copies of another group’s exam, which they then proceed to take. Groups grade the exams they wrote, most everybody gets an awesome grade, and everybody’s happy, if slightly bewildered.

Since I have no credit history and don’t want to pay a $400 security deposit, no cellphone for me for the moment. Will rectify somehow.

Saw school’s play: Picasso at the Lapin Agile by Steve Martin. Funnier than I anticipated, plus simply a better play than I anticipated. Not to mention better acting, A/V, and stage than I anticipated… All in all, worth the price of admission ($0). A bargain at twice the price!

Trigger Happy TV is the funniest show ever. I’ve seen a lot of shitty hidden-camera TV shows in my day, and I’m happy to say that this hidden-camera TV show isn’t shitty in the least. The stuff they do is genuinely funny (often hysterical), occasionally thought-provoking, and always well-executed. Plus there’s no downtime, it’s just one gag after another; it’s the comedy equivalent of an all-cumshot porno.

So there you have it; A-B-C-D-P-G-C.

Well, here I have it: the useless beginning to a craptacular blog. Today it really doesn’t feel like spring, considering the thick blanket of snow on the ground and the fact that more is falling as we speak (metaphorically).