Archive for the ‘Random’ Category

This is one of those posts where I tell you, my real or imaginary reader, a few things about nothing in particular. So yesterday I loaded up my blog with the intent of writing something about that bike race I organized last December (and last...

Ever feel like your brain is going on overload? By that I do not mean your garden-variety, generic onslaught of information we are mercilessly assaulted with from every direction on a daily basis. Your brain instinctively prioritizes and sorts through...

September 26, 2008 | In: Random, journal

A haiku tribute to NYC subway

Picture source: http://flickr.com/­photos/inflite/­2419329769 A river of faces flows A swarm of hands hold on to a bar Headphones are your best...

I curse you unto seven generations and will hunt you down to the End of the Earth. When I am done with you, I'll turn to your next of kin. Now how do I disinfect my blog of pop-up spam?

June 19, 2007 | In: Random, Rants

Campus Characters

The Acerb Student: The girl in my Tuesday class is cynically obnoxious. She sits at the back, one eyebrow cocked in a perpetually inverted "V" and a single unchanging facial expression of scornful contempt for what is to her the shallowness of opinion and...

April 6, 2007 | In: Culture, Random

Belly dancing duel

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People who "random through the street" are definitely a nuisance in Cairo. via Gridskipper

So I just put together a complete, working desktop computer. Big deal, you might sarcastically think to yourself, but its not as easy as it sounds, at least not for a first-time PC builder. Truthfully, it was not my first attempt and assembling a...

..but I still haven't got around to posting the rest of the entries from last summers trip to Europe. Hell, I almost forgot I even had a blog. The fall semester has started and its chockfull of fun: a full-time job and a full credit load. Probably not a...

November 8, 2005 | In: Random

Sleeping student epiphanys

Today in my International Business class (usually 120 minutes of pure, distilled boredom, but this particular class was rather interesting) the discussion revolved around the relative ease of starting and/or operating a business in different countries,...

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