So it was definitely the middle of the week.

[silveradept]

Did okay in presentation, have to re-print paper because I didn't get everything in it that I needed to. Oh, well, that paper's not sue for two more weeks. This is a good thing. Dented other assignments as best I could, have almost finished one due next Tuesday. Thus, I was social tonight for some part of the night. This is also a good thing. I also got to watch a considerable amount of the hockey game. Today was productive, while not being taxing. Maybe because I didn't do any readings...?

Oh, yeah, and the lightbulb of my overhead light burnt out as I entered the room tonight - luckily I have a desk lamp. So I'll have to get some lightbulbs over the weekend. That's life. Have a fish. Just check to make sure it didn't come from a luminescent ocean.

In other materials, The Hammer brigade strikes again, suggesting that in times of flu, the military is the best response. One might make a crude remark about the purpose of the National Guard, or perhaps about the nature of Emergency Response departments, but as the perfectly politically correct "liberal", I leave the exercise, as always, to the imagination. Something not quite as imaginative, though, involves someone doing a free speech project - wherein Wal-Mart turned in a picture to the Secret Service. The picture? A thumbs down and a tacked G.W. Bush.

A novel idea for the reconstruction of New Orleans - make it a floating city, and use the waterways as a means of transport. Cars on the floating streets could be interesting - would there be such? How many? And how would you build the streets in such a way? And some other things. But it's too late for me to think things through completely. G'night.

Comments

[lordmork.livejournal.com]

Now, I know it's the secret service's job to be krazy and paranoid. But they're really not thinking too hard. I mean, look out, an anti-bush picture! Is that grounds for investigation, now? There's such a thing as being too paranoid.

[silveradept]

The police passed it to the Service without an investigation. They didn't even check to see what the fark was going on. That tells you something about the way things are going these days.

[2dlife.livejournal.com]

This may have been the link you were looking for.

[silveradept]

Not really, no, but it's a welcome addition to the idea.

[wanderingbhikkh.livejournal.com]

Alright.

NOW I'm scared.