Yay!

It has finnaly been 60 days and I get my liscense back. I got a speeding ticket a while back and had my liscense revoked. (Which is total BS because a friend of mine was going way faster than I was only in a 35mph zone then ran into 2 houses and didn't loose his liscense) But yeah so hopefully my parents will still let me drive their cars considering I still don't have my own. I don't plan on getting another ticket because the one I just got cost me almost a cool $800 or$900, I can't remember, after all the rediculous fees were paid.

HS

Adults and teachers are always talking about how the younger generation and students don't give them any respect. Well how about giving us some first. If you treat your students with a reasonable amount of respect I'm sure that they will have no problem listening to your authority. I have seen and experienced this first hand. Teachers like Mrs. Krieger I bet rarely have to send students to the main office due to behavior problems because she treats all of her students fairly and equally. Other teachers like Mr. Stanbro who treat their students like shit and have no regard for their feelings are going to face some negative feedback in the form of lack of ethusiasmin when playing games, talking back, acting like a jackass, being a dousche bag, and just not listening to anythig he has to say.

The Real Deal

SoI've been sorta busy this weekend and haven't blogged in a couple days. I had my Al--Star game friday night then went out with some friends for the rest of the night. Woke up Saturday mornging and went snowboarding at highland park, came home and ate lunch, then went snowboarding up at greek peak which was awesome considering all the fresh powder. Sunday was spent snowboarding again at highland after going to church. And the rest of the day was spent at D Stells doing random stuff. While I was there I did manage to get my hand on this rare footage. So check it out.

Enough is Enough

I'm kind of getting tired of having to come up with somehting to blog about every day. It used to be kind of fun but now its just a pain in my ass. Can't wait until this project is over.

I wonder...

Do you think it would be mazingly awesome, or absolutely horrible to be someone's pet dog. There are quite a few cons to this situation. First off the food. With a dogs excellent sense of smell, I'm sure their sense of taste is just as good, and that can be a very bad thing considering what dog food tastes like and is made up of. I've tried a dog biscuit, not going to lie I was just curious, and they taste like shit. Actual shit. Then there's the fact that you're cooped up inside all day with no one home to even play with. Boring. And then there's the whole get your pet spayed or neutered. Ouch, not me not now. If you get sick, there's no way to tell your owner except taking a nasty dump or throwing up on the brand new carpet. And that will usually end up just putting you in the dog house. Now there would also be some sweet benefits to being a canine. Excellent hearing and smelling wouldn't be too bad. Or being able to run on all fours. If you do have a sweet owner who gives you lots of attention and spoils you then you basically have it made. No responsiblities, and you've all heard the saying that ignorance is bliss. I think being a dog in the wild would be the best. Sure you wouldn't have the comfort of a warm bed to sleep in, but you're free to go where ever and do whatever you want. I'm kind of on the fence on this one. I think I'm just gald to be an intelligent human being.

By the way both of these pooches are looking for a home. You can get more info on adopting at http://www.animalfriendsrescue.org/available/dogsavailable.html

I'm not going to say I told you so, but...

Global warming. What a bunch of bologna. The world experiences a couple warm winters and every one panics. I've done my research before and found that there was really no scientific evidence that global warming did exist. True there is a gaping hole in the ozone layer and that does deserve some attention. But we are not all going to drown under the polar ice caps or croak under immense heat waves. Some people are ignorant and won't back down... cough Al Gore cough... loser. Well everyone has bought into the hype which i guess isn't too bad because it is nice to have people buying hybrid cars and "going green" just to make our world a healthier place to live in. So if you bought into all the crap about global warming, I'm sorry to burst your bubble. I'm sure you'll get over it. Please o please don't take my word for it. Do some research and get the facts. To start you off here's a site i found that can provide you with some rather interesting and alarming information. http://www.dailytech.com/Temperature+Monitors+Report+Worldwide+Global+Cooling/article10866.htm

So give me your opinion. Still believe in global warming? Then convince me to change my mind.

Blog on a Blog

Ok so as I was browsing random blogs I happened to come across one that caught my eye and seemed particularly fascinating to me. Steven Booher is an architecture student currently studying abroad in Paris France. His blog, http://boohste.blogspot.com/, is about his current residency in the foreign country and he talks about his trips around Europe while he's there. Along with these stories are beautiful and very artistic pictures of the things he sees along the way.

I for one would love to go backpacking across Europe, staying in Hostels, going to bars, clubs, and discotecas evrynight, and just socializing with a different type of people. Plus there is just so much cool stuff to see like the Eiffel Tower, the Collesuem, Red Light District, Big Ben, Leaning tower of Pisa, and a whole bunh of other stuff. I want to see the world. I would hate to be stuck in dumpy old Endicott for the rest of my life. Steve you're a lucky man.