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Pranks

Published on September 18, 2008 in Daily flash and Life. 20 Comments
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I made this because I was sorta reading ZUG earlier today. Anyway, tomorrow’s Friday! Hooray! The week went by sorta fast. I guess I’m getting used to being dismissed at 3:45pm. Well, except today, which was a 3:00 dismissal. Sorta weird because last year, I got dismissed at 3:00 on Thursdays, and I was always like “wow, it’s so late!” This year I get dismissed at 3:00 on Thursdays and I’m like “wow, it’s so early!”

Things

Published on September 17, 2008 in Daily flash and Touhou. 40 Comments
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Just a bunch of random drawings. It’s fun to make stuff like this once in awhile.

Expiration Dates

Published on September 16, 2008 in Daily flash. 41 Comments
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Yesterday my friend found out that his newly-bought bag of Swedish Fish was expired. But apparently it still tasted good.

Perspective

Published on September 11, 2008 in Daily flash. 30 Comments
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Perspective, yeah! The thing I wrote is actually Jack and the Beanstalk from the perspective of the giant, who is actually a regular sized person who lives above a town of really tiny people. And he’s the town protector! But then he dies because Jack cuts down the beanstalk and everything goes bad because the town has no protector. Oh no! In other news, calculus is still awesome and I found out you can go on MSN at school because Windows Messenger is on every computer.

Oh yeah, it’s also September 11th. Nobody really mentioned it in school, which is weird because it happened in New York. Oh well… nobody mentioned it last year either.

Milk

Published on September 10, 2008 in Daily flash. 47 Comments
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Milk in bags! Speaking of milk, calculus is awesome. We went over the Intermediate Value Theorem in more detail today, and I was like “woah!” because I remember seeing an episode of CyberChase (For real!) where the theorem applied almost perfectly. Although it does apply to practically everything. Anyway, we also used it to prove that with a table and an uneven floor, rotating the table less than 90 degrees would stop it from wobbling. It was awesome.