I look forward to the day when my complexion doesn't directly reflect my stress level. I think the current rate of exchange is two zits per final.



Also, at what point are they going to stop making airplanes that have a no smoking light above every seat? Is there anyone out there who still needs to be reminded you aren't allowed to smoke on a plane?

How the economy could have been fixed:

Instead of borrowing 800 billion dollars from China, the government should have just printed the 800 it needed.

"You can't do that, dummy. There'll be way too much inflation."

Ok, so we pay China 1 billion dollars to keep our secret. We just tell everyone the money was a loan and go on our merry way. The dollar maintains its integrity while I lose mine, but at least I wouldn't be a billion dollars in debt to the commies.

I don't understand the placement of the Hulu commercials. You'd figure since they only have three per half hour program, they'd make the most of them. Instead, there's always one between the closing scene and the credits. I don't know, maybe there's a lot of people out there who like seeing the credits roll and are willing to wait through another commercial to get to them. Personally, if I were paying to advertise on that site, I'd be a little upset that like 99% of my viewers x'ed out the window because no one wants to end their favorite show with a commercial if they don't have to.

Things I'm Thankful For:

I'm thankful to have been born when I was. Any sooner and I may have been eaten by a dinosaur, and any later and I could have been enslaved by an alien race.

Also, I'm thankful for science fiction movies.

I hope that guy who did the voiceover for "congratulations! you've just won two free ipods!" gets those very same popups nonstop on his computer and rues the day of the birth.

Do you think Kermit feels more at home on Sesame Street or on the Muppet Show? As far as I know, he's the only child of Hensen who lives in more than one puppet universe. He's kind of a big deal among the Muppets, but Kermit's not the type I would picture hogging the spotlight so I don't think the attention matters too much to him. I appreciate his message about self acceptance with "It's Not Easy Being Green", and he had an ok reoccurring skit as a reporter on Sesame Street. He was always a lot funnier on the Muppets, but I think he would have been a lot better off without Miss Piggy around. That girl is like gangrene eating away slowly at Kermit's soul.

No one really feels bad when the Beast throws Gaston off the roof at the end of the movie, but I do. What if Gaston had just arrived a little sooner, like when Belle or her father were still in the prison? Then his actions would have made him the hero of the movie. Even at the end of the movie after the Beast has discovered his humanity again, Gaston's aggressions are fueled by his love for Belle and in defense of his pride, nevermind the fact he's trying to protect the village- all noble causes to fight for. Plus, the Beast was a jerk at the beginning of the movie, all the way from the prologue to when he let Belle leave. He changed only after continued exposure to Belle, an opportunity Gaston was never given. The Beast and Gaston are similar in that they both used Moris' potential captivity to manipulate Belle into staying with them- the Beast only did so sooner. Perhaps if Gaston had been the quicker of the two to resort to abduction Belle could have soften his masculine edges and taught him an appreciation for literacy as well.

All I'm saying in Gaston wasn't such a bad guy.

BYU Review 11.02.2009

Why is every website on the internet user friendly with a competent layout with the exception of BYU's library? Trying to find a pertinent article on that thing is like trying to breath underwater in outer space. You can't do it.


The site with the desktop backgrounds:
http://afremov.com/shop.php?start=150&user_id=100001&parent_id=0&keywords_search=&order_field=a.end_time&order_type=DESC

BYU Review 10.29.2009

BYU Review 10.28.2009

Dr Epic and Blayzer's first BYU Review.

this one was long and boring. in the future we're going to break them up a little more.

Latest million dollar idea

I finally have enough credits to qualify for a decent registration date for classes. Previously, I've been assigned a day a week or two into registration and at that point all of the good classes were already taken.

Here's my idea- underclassmen can sign up for classes they'd like to be able to get into on a third party website. Seniors can check out which classes are there, snag them, and then wait until whatever date the freshman has for registration before dropping the class effectively freeing up one spot for the underclassman. There would be a fee for the underclassmen to use the service.

I can set it up so I'm the one registering for classes and collecting the fees, or I can take a small cut of all the other transactions that occur on my site.

Steven’s Dating Tips*

*Much to his chagrin, Steven is currently “single” in every sense of the word, and has been for a while now. That being the case, Steven makes no promises in regard to success by implementing any of the following tips. Happy courting!

Steven’s Dating Tips*


*Much to his chagrin, Steven is currently “single” in every sense of the word, and has been for a while now. That being the case, Steven makes no promises in regard to success by implementing any of the following tips. Happy courting!

"Good & Plenty", despite their inoculate sounding names, are like the evil twins of "Mike and Ikes".

I don't like the people who think it's ok to underline, make notes in, and otherwise write in library books. Fortunately, it's been my experience that the same type of people who write in library books are the same breed who never make it past page 25, so once you hit that number you can enjoy reading unbesmirched pages.