Hutima

So this was the satire I had to write for English. Its not so good, I predict a C- or so Mr. Kadar Honors English III 14 January 2010 A Proposal of Simplicity and Rationality People, everywhere in the world are people and one only need look up from this small paper to see the effects of humanity on the world at large. These effects are change, a word associated with human activity, but the change, for a long time, has gone unchecked and it now threatens the very world itself. The unrestrained change is the fault of various causes, all of which relate to people, and the greatest of these is overpopulation, or rather an unwillingness of pe

So This summer a friend of mine decided to do a collection of quotes. . . that I said . . . Putting aside the mere absurdity of this minor fact, because I don't think that I say much of anything remotely interesting, it is quite funny to read some of these again . . . "curses" (my sensible alternative to the expletive others would normally use.) "People, you have to listen to me!" (jumping up and down waving my arm. . . it was an imitation of someone) "Crazy mad people" "What? Blowing up a condom? It gets HUGE!" "I spilled water up my nose yesterday . . . anyway" "That's just mischievous." "Hub, take off the scarf, it collects bacteria

Well its randomness #1 I'm sure there will be more to come for I like randomness . . . and procrastination. I did start my homework, I'm just procrastinating its completion Well today is geography awareness week. According to national geographic in 2006 America utterly sucks at geometry (we all do, even the best, there is no way we can ever know the whole of the earth, its just that America on average sucks utterly). Half of America thinks that India is Muslim, 20% can't find the pacific, half can't find New York. I suppose then my illusions of other people's knowledge was shattered in 2006 when this report came out (but then that's what mid