Thursday...

[silveradept]

...was a good day. One of my lectures fell to the awesome might of Unforseen Circumstances (also known as the Deus Axe), although it may have been something the professor anticipated might have happened, for we were talking about the things that would have happend today in Tuesday's lecture. Either way, I didn't have to sit in 90 minutes of lecture. Good enough.

No band tomorrow. Kool. Seeing the professor of my Utopias class about the paper topic I want to write on. Going to give the cable people a shellacking regarding my bill. Hopefully, they'll be nice and realize that they didn't credit the check I sent to them. Otherwise, things could get ugly. Michigan football on Saturday, and friends coming in to Wizzy's to get stuff. Hopefully, I'll intercept them and give them a drubbing of my own, much less harsh, but just as cool. Let's see...

...bought FFX yesterday and manga today. Got final bonus check from summer today. Finished Homecoming show work today. Now, all I need to do is mesmerize it. That could take some doing. Oh, well. Comic's uploaded. Bedtime soon, I think, either that, or watching my roomie play Vice City...

Comments

[torakiyoshi.livejournal.com]

You mean, he put the sample in the anti-mass spectrometer and the lab blew up, allowing all kinds of nasti alien dudes to portal into our world and bring the marines in, killing everything and everyone in sight on the presumption that they're all aliens, whether the head crabs got them or not? Wow. I didn't know it coud be real! Get thee to the Lambda Facility!

-=TK

Meh.

[silveradept]

Are you kidding? I couldn't pull off the dimensional warp that would let me finish the matter once and for all!

And that was after I invoked Divine Providence on my character.

Re: Meh.

[torakiyoshi.livejournal.com]

Just remember to destroy the yellow crystals first...

-=TK

Re: Meh.

[silveradept]

It wasn't a matter of destruction, it was a matter of the aliens that were invading kept destroying the one man suited to the task of getting the gate open. I could not envelop him in the light of my power, and thus I was stymied.