Sunglasses at school

I decided today to wear sunglasses. For no real reason. Just wanted to see how people responded.
Response? Overall, they were good. Got many laughs out of it, many second looks, and a few people asked if I went blind!
I wanted to do it tomorrow. However, I might wear the effect out if I do. Or, I'll worry people.
Therefore, I'll do it next month!

Anyways, go to Armor Games and play The Game. If you like random funniness mixed with philosiphy, you'll like this.

That's all for today. SEE YA!

Day 2 of Blogging: Ranting about snowball fights

Well, today was quite a piece of work.
But, I got through it without much trouble...
That is, until I nearly got sniped by a snowball fighter.

They're quite mad over me destroying the snowballs they built up... I guess they do have a right, but don't they understand that it is all in good fun?

Also, doesn't anyone realize that snowballs are meant to hit people who want to be hit? They are not made to hit people when they don't want any part in it.

They're also called SNOWBALLS. If I remember correctly, snowballs are not made of ice. Ice hurts. A lot. Especially when hit in areas that no one wants to be hit in.

Well, I'll just get around them. Snowball fights are part brute force, part fun, and part strategy. And I have enough brains to get around them.
Thankfully, there are also many ways to get around their area...

But that is in the past. Right now, I find a very humorous video, and suggest you all watch it.

YOU WILL WATCH IT!
It's here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKB4h9gvmm0
It has that random humor you just have to chuckle at... if not, I'll find you. Don't laugh. I'm watching you...

Now polling: Do you agree that snowballs should be thrown at people who want to participate? Comment yes or no, and explain why.

Creation: Day 1 of Blogging

In the beginning, there was nothing but silence and a bunch of stuff. Very tiny stuff. So tiny, it makes atoms look big.

Then, the world formed. And with it the first blogs formed.

Blogs have been with us since the dawn of civilization.
Cavemen wrote on rocks and lugged them around to show people in their villages.
Romans wrote blogs to show how many slaves they bought.
During the Middle Ages, people wrote how many were killed by the Black Death.

In the Early and mid 20th Century, people wrote on paper and blogged about how everyone is always at war with each other.
Today, blogging is a bit simpler now, thanks to sites like Blogger.com (Thanks guys :D) and other sites.

But, none have yet been formed to satisfy the random, the funny, the plain wierd, and the philisophical all at once.

...Until now.