Long time no post. For those looking for a real subject and not "inane chatter", scroll down and skip the next coupla para.

Funnies of the day
Somebody mixes up the Reformation and Scientific Revolution, and end up writing a whole essay on the wrong subject in twelve minutes for good ole funny Ms. Knight. I mean it. To quote her, we're "learning about the Renaissance to the foot stomp". That's when the sixth graders came, and since M-1 was right next to our classroom, we ended up with foot-stomping.

Queen Richard/David Lin, to use her style of talkin'/typin', was accused of flirting today by a guy in P.E. As in Physical Education, not that nonsensical PE she keeps emailing me about and refusing to define what those letters stand for. Well, she "walks" over, and asks who said that. These two guys end up pointing at each other and counter-accusing each other. They should be named the Accusers, like the ole Screamers, remem, bon +DC? well, Queenie continues the dialogue and says "OK, rock-paper-scissors you two." XD Now, those two buffoons keep pointing and staring and yelling, so she comes over, kicks the WRONG person, and goes back to her seat.


Done with the funnies. At least those funniest.



Leaving to LA again tomorrer. I am not emailing certain people about it, as since the last email I emailed to notify people is STILL being passed around. Of all wonders.

What's the purpose of life? There's peaks, there's valley's and that's life. What one of the poems in WriteSource2000 forgot to mention, is that there are also plateaus of boredom. Or dullness. Or monotonous piles of worksheets. But, well, that's part of life, so let's get on with it. Here's another interesting quote I came across in a book the other day.

"Morality, like art, has to have a line drawn somewhere."
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Leader of Christian Club now, along w/ two other people. Content: Find out yourself. And don't bug me about it by emailing me or asking continuously. Ok, off-topic. Now, back to life. Some people find solace in religion for guidelines of life. That's all well and good, since yes, it does teach us morality. What's not well and good: there are also people, who, to draw attention or just for something to do, blasphem to the point where 50 years ago, folks woulda been shocked beyond ... I'll let you readers finish that. Exempli gratia, one of my more pious friends, damns someone, and yet laughs while doing it. Then, thirty minutes later, saves the Bible from being marked by a marker, and makes a great show of dusting it off. OK, I'm not being fair. He didn't make a great show of it. But still. Today's one of the days when I've been cursed and damned in one day. Again. A nice and cheery greeting, huh? I don't even think people know the meaning of to damn someone anymore.

How about: what is hell? Typical answer: A bad place. Why is it bad? I hope you know the answer before the next sentence. Answer: It is eternal hell. There's a part in the Bible that outlines exactly what it is, but I'm not going to search through all somewhere-close-to 1500 pages of the Bible and tiny text, then painstakingly type it out and check my grammer and that it's exactly as how it says in the Bible at the moment. Now, to damn someone. You're basically telling them: Go to hell, and be destroyed beyond death. So, if people are arrested for making death threats and pointing guns at people, and hell is worse then death, as it's eternal, and it's suffering, and in a nutshell, eternal suffering, where went your morality?

And no, hell is not torture as in four horses dragging you apart from your hair, head, limbs, etcetera, as it says in Buddhism. (That's only part of the hell described in Buddhism. Yes, I've been to a temple service before. For several years.)

Note to myself: This time, it has taken me three paragraphs to finish that rant. Change HTML when I get back, on Sunday afternoon...

Note to ZA: Yes, as of now, I will immediately go and publish your last comment, changli. Oh, and the infatuation part, it isn't really an effective way to point at every random person and say I "like" them. Of course I like them. I'm not a world-hating hermit.

Also, apathetic does not mean the same as pathetic. Gotta sleep, so toodle-oo!