Wow.
So much has happened for the past few days. Many happenings occured and quite a lot of things were revealed.
First of all, I got an epiphany on Physics.
Dun, dun, dun dun.....
Physics
is
fun.
Now, now don't get me wrong here. Today, I finally understand the underlying concepts in Electricity and Electronics. Kirchoff? Pfftt... Big Deal! Although, I'm still pretty much upset that we lost in the contest. Anyway, the brightside there is we get a perfect score on our quizzes. Yipee! No more grueling one-hour long quizzes which nobody can and ever will get.
I've just realized that the ideas in physics can be applied in real life. A chain reaction started when the catalyst is added in to the mixture. It was like Ms. Intal's meddling with Mr. Ecnart's affairs which started a very nasty fight resulting to damaged friendships and erased weblogs. How about that?
Second, Toilets are very powerful.
Yes, my dear readers, you have read it right. Toilets are powerful. I was flipping through the channels when an old documentary caught my attention, it was about toilets- its history, invention and evolution. It was really cool. Not only are they used for successful drops and relief for our wastes, thay can also be tools for mass destruction.
Toilets were first invented in Britain. Due to its "flushing" techniques, it became popular with the rich and mighty. Soon enough, every powerful member of the royal court has one; problem is Britain didn't have good sewage systems then. This problem resulted to a sea of excrement in the public square. Once you flush down something, I assure you, It will shortly bubble up from underground in your neighbor's backyard. Gross. This condition caused the outbreak of diseases which resulted to a million deaths on record.
Due to the problem presented by toilets, the Parliament then decreed to make good sewage systems. This solved the problem and technologically advance the British Isles. Until today, some of these are still used. See what toilets can do? So the next time you sit on your bowl than it for the changes it brought with it.
Third, being the president does not mean you know everything. Heck, I'm always the last to know. Being a non-gossiper sucks. I dunno if something is happening in my section that I should know about. Naivety sucks, people! I demand to know everything! well, not actually everything considering the amount of information I received from Hilaire about a certain nipping of the bud. I didn't need to know about that but a scandal spices up life, doesn't it?
I'm already falling asleep on the desktop so I bid my journal adieu. I'll continue this tomorrow...
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
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something is wrong with blogger and i can't sign in..so i'm using this comment as a means to sign-in..i suck...
the cure rules!!!
toilets are INDEED powerful..
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