2003-10-20T12:46:00.000-07:00

This is my first "blog" experience, so I decided to just ask some questions that are on my mind.

Anyone tired of school?
Have you ever got so fed up with school you wish you'd just lose your backpack, so that you had an excuse to drop out?

Anyone read Michael Moore's book, "Stupid White Men?"
He said he stopped going to college after driving around for an hour and still couldn't find parking at school. If that was the case at San Francisco State University, half the students would drop out the first week.

How many professors do you think smoke the green leaf?
Are they required to take drug tests?
I hope not, because there goes my career in teaching! (just kidding)

What is the law on professors hooking up with students? (not that I'm interested, but...)
My best friend's mother and father met as student and professor, and they have an amazing relationship. I often tease my friend and tell him he's an illigitimate child, and basically illegal, since it would have been against the law for his parents to hook up in the first place. He really likes that joke!

Anyone ever eaten at "Than Long?"
It's a seafood restaurant in San Francisco, located somewhere around Judah & 48th.
If you haven't been there, they have the most amazing crab ever. Also, try the pineapple/ginger martinis, they're exquisite. Oh yeah, don't forget to bring enough $$$.

Does anyone hate television as much as I do?
I study Audio Production at San Francisco State. However, the audio classes are interweaved with the video classes under the umbrella major of "radio and television." Since I want to earn my bachelor's degree in audio (music) production, I have to also study television. Now, I realize that A LOT of people are into the radio and the tv, after all, this is the U.S. But, if I may say so, television sucks. I haven't had cable in years and every time I watch tv at a friends house I am reminded why. Besideds Sesame Street and Bob Ross, I can't recall ever learning something useful from watching television.

Does anyone use that "friendster" website?
Does anyone think that "friendster" is really weird?
I don't know, maybe I'm old fashioned...but, I was always under the impression that friends are actually humans (people) that you spend time with. I can see why people like friendster, it's a sure-fire way to boost your ego by reading what all your "friends" have to say about you. It just seems to me that people are no longer connecting with people anymore, just connecting to them, through cyber channels.

Anyone really reading this?
I wouldn't be, except it was a class assignment.

This whole concept of "blogging" scares me. For one, I don't know who will read this. I guess that's the internet, though... Second, I don't know why anyone would read this? Third, if blogs stay posted forever, are they erasable? For example, what if I say something incredibly stupid and I'm forever attached to my idiotic post? Maybe I was having a bad day, or I was using misinfomation, but it is possible to post something embarrassing.

Okay, I'll stop now.

Perhaps one day I'll be able to afford a computer and an internet connection. Maybe then I can use this blooging thing to circulate stimulating text.

2003-10-20T12:36:00.000-07:00

Protests seem futile, don't they?

2003-10-20T12:35:00.000-07:00

ssdimension, check, check...

first blog ever, does this really work?

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