Better.

[silveradept]

There. After that morbid thing, I'm much better now. My predictive ability ahs gotten better, and I stand to at least have an acceptable score on my own bracket system. Yay, me. The riots in Lansing will now commence.

Free speech wins another, specifically, calling someone a dumbass is not sufficient grounds for slander/libel suits. Yay, we can still insult the President. The judiciary, however, is still considered off-limits. You do that, and you'll unleash a horde of tiny arachnids.

There was Progressive tonight. Yay. Unfortunately, there is rehearsal tomorrow. Boo.

Remember the bit I talked about with the pharmacists being able to refuse prescriptions? Well, someone in the Illinois government has a head on their shoulders - they didn't repeal the law, but they made it so someone else has to be there that will fill it when they refuse. Yay for progress.

And now, to bed. On Monday, I shall deliver to my advisor the copies of the thesis (if not on Sunday) to be distributed. And then I shall be rid of it for good. Unfortunately, instead of self-congratulation, I must now begin work on my final paper projects and begin study for my examinations. In less than one month, I will be graduated and hold my bachelor's degree. Hopefully by then I will also have a job. Who knows about the second one of those...

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[greyweirdo.livejournal.com]

The riots in Lansing will now commence.
Are you trying to insinuate that MSU students will riot at the drop of a hat? Damn liberal media, they're all UofM graduates the media. I'll have you know that ther hasn't been a riot in... twenty minutes? Damn, I gotta call the gusy and tell them to start a fight!

[silveradept]

Heh, heh. I would never insinuate that... oh, look, a riot. I don't need to insinuate. Now, no stories have of yet appeared that confirm any sort of riotous behavior, but there were probably more than a few things broken and the air must have been profaned with the collective cursing.