Isn't it ironic

I was just thinking how ironic it is we live by, work for, and save small pieces of paper. These pieces we in turn give to others that do certain or give certain things for them. It almost makes me laugh that the world goes round on that.

The Ideology of Idiocy

There is a law that states that once a body has been caught in the act of idiocy they will and must continue in that way until idiocy has been fully achieved. It further states that this individual, group, or force must continue in this act until this law is fulfilled and cannot touch upon logic or reason, for it would only taint and destroy the very fabric of time, destroying all reality as we know it. In order to fully achieve and fulfill this law nothing more than the original motive is needed to reach idiocy. Any reason to why they're doing what they're doing must also follow this law, such as: 'They did it to me first', 'because', 'it's mine anyway', and the last but not least, 'I know what I'm doing.' The final and last effects of this law is for this individual, group, force to pretend that no one actually saw how stupid they acted and while at the same time pretending that their actions were not only needed but called for. This is the law of idiocy.

It makes me laugh

When a situation is placed upon you, and you have no choice but to go along with it, what do you do? Interesting enough, this is the situation that happened to myself and others this morning. As I was leaving the school, I noticed that the people coming from the outside were wet. I figured it must raining and I could see I wasn't the only one around me that understand this. What was funny to see is when they realized they would have to go outside into the rain and get wet, how it ruined their day.

What made me laugh is how when faced with only one choice, their choice was to became unhappy. Why let something ruin your day, such as rain, just because it's going to happen and you don't have any control over it. Life's going to throw you curves that you have no choice but to follow, and when you don't have a choice over your situation, you at least have a choice over yourself. So smile, act as normal, and laugh quietly to yourself about everyone that just had their day ruined by a little rain.

Show and Tell

I was looking around at work today and I noticed that half the people at work were using things that I showed others. I had showed people at work how to pull up a web site that lets you monitor the amount of calls coming in, and I also showed them how to send messages to each other (both of which were not supposed to be accessed). They aren't big things, but I haven't had anyone show me something they decided to find out at work. I'm constantly copied. I don't know if that's a good thing, or if I just need to stop sharing things with people and let them figure it out for themselves. It's a show and tell, I show and they tell.

Events of Saturday

1. Tired to update my blog and realized bloggers 'down for one hour for maintenance' took about four.
2. Were TI calculators actually meant for school, or are they gameboys?
3. Took a nap and dreamt I was sleeping while I was sleeping. (Made it twice as hard to wake up)
4. Found out they're gameboys.
5. Decided a slap in the face was better than two slaps in the face.
6. Wondered why I bought a theater book if the teacher always just hands us the notes.
7. Made a random statement.
8. Bread is good.
9. Realized I must be psychic.
10. Took some more stuff I got as a 'gift' back to Walmart.