I was bored in class so I brainstormed a bunch of things to talk about. In American Democracy, my teacher was talking about Chaos Theory, where every thing contributes to something else. He gave the example that a single butterfly flapping its wing contributes to the weather. And when a bunch of butterflies flap away, it influences the weather. Isn't that pretty cool? It just made me think so much about how one moment can change everything, and you don't even know about it. For example, I might decide to take a walk around the park tomorrow, but right before I leave, I decide to take a peepee, and because I stopped for those 20 seconds (or however long it takes to wee), I may have missed my chance at this wonderful girl who happened to take a walk around the park as well. Or it could go the other way around, where I go on my walk in the park, and I see a bird poop exactly where i'd be in 20 seconds (that's hard to measure, but stay with me). What I'm getting at is everything we've done, and everyone we've met at this very moment shouldn't be taken for granted, because who knows, if you decided to take that weewee, you may never have known some of your friends. It's funny because I can remember the first time I've met some of my friends, a for others, I have no idea when we first met. Either way, its something to think about.

I was watching MTV and saw Lori from Real World again. Man, she's hot. Once again, go check out www.everythinglori.com if you don't know who I'm talking about. And read her entries too, even she woke up at 4 AM and started watching tv!!! We're perfect for each other. (for those of you who don't know, I have this weird thing about suddenly waking up at 4-5 AM. This happened almost two or three times a week during the summer, and now happens once a week. I started watching the following 4 AM shows: Saved By The Bell, Perfect Strangers, Girls Gone Wild Infomerical, MTV Music Videos, and VH1 Insomniac Music Theater. If you're ever up at 4 AM, I recommend those shows)

So I compiled another list of things I hate:
1. Guys with No muscles who wear wife beaters. This is exactly why I never wear them, because I don't want to look like these fools. If you have muscles, go for it. But if you have my muscles, which are the muscles of a 4th grader, STAY AWAY from these shirts. I can't stress that enough.
2. Girls who wear shoes with 12 inch heels. I see these girls struggle to walk, I even saw some girl fall walking down a hill (i was next to her trying not to laugh), and ladies, it's just not worth it. Trying to add some height can be done in other ways instead of destroying your feet. It's obvious they cause major discomfort, so don't wear them! It's that simple.

And finally, Alex mentioned that basketball game where I was "coach" and telling them to keep their hands up. Hey, did my advice help you guys beat those Chinese guys? The answer is yes. If you ever watch Mussleman coach the Warriors, he always stresses to keep your hands up, it's the best way to stop a pass. I would like to coach a basketball team one day, even if it was just a rec team. I'll make the kids run laps with their hands up if I need to prove my point. Bye.