Archive for the ‘My Life’ Category
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College!
I’ve been living up here in San Francisco for a little over a week now, but yesterday was my first day in the classroom. It went pretty well, in spite of my roommate foiling Operation Sleep In Every Day by picking early classes and waking me with his alarm. I might very well ask to switch to earlier classes (but not too early) since that was pretty much the whole reason why I opted for the later classes.
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My looming San Francisco invasion.
As the footage below demonstrates, everything is going according to plan. My fully operational battle station is in position, and the reconnaissance fleet has begun deployment operations. All too easy.
My dorm’s check-in is on August 27th, but we’re heading up a day early. So that’s actually just ten days away.
I’m going to miss my family, friends, and my amazing dog Sparky, but I’ve been waiting to go to college for my whole life and already had to delay it a year because of my health.
It’s almost time. I can hardly wait.
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This judge is awesome.
Unless you’re new to my blog, you know by now that one of the careers I dreamed about as a kid and very nearly decided to pursue was that of a judge. I don’t really watch television courts because often the judges there are more interested in drama than jurisprudence, but I came across this video of one judge putting some arrogant prick in his place after he tried to belittle her opinion in her own courtroom.
Granted, there’s a certain expectation of sass from the people who go on television court that would never be allowed at all in more traditional courtroom settings, but as you’ll see, this fellow was an exceptional moron. And don’t forget that he apparently went to law school for two years, too. If I were a judge and somebody did to me what this guy did to her, I’d shut him up and warn him that he risked being held in contempt. Then I’d give him basically the same scathing lecture that Judge Millian did. And feel awesome.
Enough blabber! The video speaks for itself anyway. Enjoy.
Judge Milian Tears Dude A New Asshole – Watch more free videos
Hell. Yes. So basically, Judge Millian is my hero for the day.
As a real quick unrelated note just to get it out of the way, Krystal and I have split up. We talked about things and agreed that it would be best if we were just friends again. Since we still like each other as friends and all and feel pretty much the same way about it, we’re just going to be cool and skip the whole “awkward avoidance phase.” There’s still anime to watch and cookies to eat, after all. So there you go. No drama; just friendship. We will now resume our regularly scheduled internet.
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We Should All Aspire To Be This Guy
I recently asked the girl I’ve liked if she wanted to go out with me, thus entering my first relationship (we’re both new to this, which automatically makes us a cute and funny couple, heh). Although she said yes and we’ve been super duper happy together, I now see that I clearly did it all wrong! I could have been so much more suave and attractive!
Alright, before you die from wondering what the heck I’m talking about, here is how I totally should have asked her. Enjoy!
*Note that it’s just audio, so don’t be surprised by the lack of video.
http://view.break.com/527579 – Watch more free videos
Wasn’t that just wonderful?
Anyway, on a completely unrelated note, I’m going to try to get myself Comic-Con tickets for Saturday and Sunday. I’ve been getting emails from people wanting press passes lately. Sorry folks, but media pre-registration closed quite a while ago.
There’s still on-site media registration, but since I don’t have the energy to jump through the hoops again this year, you’re on your own. If you have a blog with an RSS feed (they pretty much all come with a feed anymore), I can add easily incorporate it into Bagelwood Central and syndicate your stuff, but that’s as much as I’ll do this year.
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My article was published!
I wrote my first article for OSLiving called Windows Security Recommendations, and it got published. Check it out, and then please Digg it to help spread it.
Also, you might want to bookmark it so that you can have something on hand to show people that ask you how they should secure thier computers, or when they ask for recommendations on the first things they should install when they buy a new computer, or whatever. It’s nice to be able to just have one thing to link them to so that they can help themselves.
Sure, I’m partial to my own article, heh. But I really do hope that you find it helpful whether you use it yourself or save it to give to others.
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