Jan 31, 2016

#727

7,500 is a bigger number than I would have thought, honestly.

Jan 29, 2016

#725

You would probably make a terrible Ultraman.  You're about 95 feet too short for starters.

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Jan 16, 2016

#712

Why don't people understand that zooming in on a phone camera actually doesn't help at all?

Jan 15, 2016

Jan 14, 2016

#710

Yeah, a lot of art sucks, but you don't have to be a Hitler about it.

Jan 13, 2016

Jan 12, 2016

#708

Fiddler on the Roof is a lame title, they should have called it Laser Wolf and the Russians.

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Jan 10, 2016

#706

I don't care for art museums typically.  I care even less so when someone tells me I have to go to one.

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#703

A lot of my life goals seem to involve traveling on specific vehicles.

Jan 6, 2016

Jan 4, 2016

#700

Being an adult is mostly pretty ok.  I like making money and being able to decide things for myself, but whenever I actually sit and think about being an adult, I tend to get kind of depressed.  Not necessarily for the crappy parts of being an adult like taxes, but because of things that were the norm going away.  For example, as an adult, I will never have a summer or winter break again unless I go into teaching which isn't terribly likely.  Once I finish school, the whole year becomes work.  Even now, my "breaks" are filled with extra classes and more work hours.  Even the nice parts like having money steadily turn into lists of expenses and realizing I actually have much less than I think.  It sounds kind of funny, but while being an adult comes with its perks, on some level I dread the idea of "growing up."

Jan 3, 2016

#699

The correlation of scariness to clothes worn is a direct relation.