Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Screename Meaname

Alright, so I was thinking about some screen names, and this is what I came across.

Rockin' Gamer
Lard Man
Quick Spell
Compy Boy
Moseliam
Grabnar The Wanderer (an old favorite)
Zombie Tauren (this ones for Josh)
The Terranator (JP)
The Icezerg
Jetdry
Sweet Moves
Sound of Fire
Code Yellow
Dreadlock Llama
Air Vent
Ham Man

I now invite the rest of you to put up your suggestions. Tory has done so with Trogdor the OP. Feel free to out do him.

It is my intention to have a contest for the best screen name, and the person who wins will get $10 from yours truely.

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Neat!

Alright, so I stumbled along this blog spot in Comm Tech today. It's a post about awesome screenames! Now, this guy is obviously a geek. So, I'm submitting a challenge to all of my readers. Make a cool screen name of your own.

I will be doing the same, as well as hoping to start on my super paradox. So far.... I'm thinking FireFoxy (spin-off of Firefox).



Just kidding, that one is lame =3

Anyhow, post your comments with your invented screenames!

-Pi-

Philosophical Thought 2.0

Thought:

Will is tired.
Will wants to sleep.
But Will cannot sleep.
Why?
Because Will is in class, and Mr. Macdonald will not let Will sleep.
Why won't he?
Because Will has work to do.
But why does Will want to sleep?
Because Will is tired.
Why is Will tired?
Well, you'll just have to ask Will.

Monday, December 10, 2007

I like..... pi =/


Alright, so after serious consideration, (well not really, I just got bored in MSIP)I have decided to go against the peoples wishes, and change my name to Pi, instead of pie. I have decided I will change the [URL]to piguywill.blogspot.com. So, from now own, I shall be known as Pi.

Evertything I say is a lie. Except that, and that, and that....

Alright, so Ren and-then-some proposed that I do a blog about paradox. And boy-howdy, I think I will!

Now, most of you know what a paradox is, but for those who don't, let me break it down for you:

Now, there are several types of paradoxes. I'm not going into a full list, but you can check them out at wikipedia. So, with that in mind, what is a paradox? On one hand, it's a statement that seems contradictory and false, but really isn't. "It is better to give then receive". Now, we all know this saying, but isn't the joy of getting better than that of giving? You can figure that one out for yourself.

A paradox is also a statement of conclusion that, despite a what seems like a valid argument based on what appears to be valid statements, leads to a conclusion that is senseless or fallacious. This goes back to the halfway point theory. If you want to get from point A to point B, you must first get to a halfway point, ect, ect.

Now, with all this in mind, Ren and-then-some has asked me to create my own paradox. But, why not take it a step further? How about we make a "super-paradox". Now, I'm not sure if there is already such a thing, but let's say there isn't. This could very well be the first super paradox of all time, which could bring me fame and fortune (Hot dawg, we have a weiner). So, with this in mind, we have to make it a good one. I don't want to be known as "the guy who tried, and failed, to make a super paradox". Or "the man who ruined paradoxes" because that would suck. BIG time.

So, with this in mind I will be creating notes, and what will now be called super notes, of my adventure into the human psyche to discover, and create a super-paradox.

That's all folks!

-Will C-Marshall-

Tuesday, December 4, 2007

The Living Room, laziest place on Earth.

Alright, so here's the thing. All homes have a living room. It's the place where we go to enjoy a cold one, and possibly snacks on sunday while we watch the big game. But why that room? There are plenty of others to choose from (in most cases).

The living room is called such because it is the central place of amusement, as well the most common place of conversation in the house. But why do we all gather there?

Think about it, when you want to go watch TV, almost all houses have their main television, meaning the biggest and most expensive, in their living room. Would you rather be watching Die Hard on the big screen, or the crap box you have in your room?

The living room also happens to be the main area of video cassettes or DVDs. Why bother bringing them all the way to your room with the cheap DVD player and TV that your parents got you for your 13th birthday when you can have, SURROUND SOUND.

Also, the furniture in living rooms tend to be more comfortable than others. And besides, who wants to lie in a bed which you already sleep 8 hours in a night?

Finally, food and beverages. In most cases the living room is situated closer to the kitchen than all other rooms, exluding the dinning room. In my case, I'd have to go down 2 flights of stairs and across the HOUSE just to get a glass of water. Why do that when I can walk across a hall and enjoy the comforts of the big screen, comfy couch, and wicked movies?

I guess the whole point of this is that the living room, is the perfect place to be lazy.

Friday, November 30, 2007

The Long Awaited Philosophy Journal

Alright people! I'm in my Communications Technology class and my teachers is not here, so we have a substitute, and my normal teacher hasn't put up any new work to do. So, I FINALLY have time to write up my journal.

Alright, so this entry was based on a thought experiment in the book:

It's the end of the school day, and you promised your friends you would meet with them outside. But wait, to get outside, you must first get to the door. To get to the door, you must first reach a halfway point corresponding to the door. But to get to that halfway point, you must first pass through a halfway point of that, and another, and another, and another, until you have an infinite amount of halfway points, which in theory, would take an infinite amount of time to cross. But alas, you don't have an infinite amount of time, your friends are waiting for you outside, right now. If we don't have an infite amount of time which we would use to cross these halfway points, how do we get from point a to point b? Does movement even exist? If we don't move, then how do we remember getting from one place to another? Does some super being plant us with memories of a non-existing movement? If a super being is controlling our thoughts, would it want us to believe, or know about it? Or would it let me thinnk for myself, and let me come up with this thought to confuse me and lead me away from the truth? The truth that I am not in control of my own life?

Say I'm not in control of my own life, and there is no superior being telling me what to do, is this world real? Or is it maybe just some highly advanced advanced computer program made to hide the truth like in the movie the 'Matrix'? Is there an evil daemon that would be sent to kill me if I learnt the truth? Is the movie in question something created from someone 'outside' the program, trying to show us the truth?

Or is it like Plato's cave allegory? Are we stuck in this simple world, like those in the cave, unable to see past what is infront of our own two eyes? It takes something special to go beyond our beliefs, and search what the truth. Is there an invisible world beyond this material one in which we live? How come we can't see it? How come we are blind to the truth? Is it not one of our natures to ask questions and attempt to learn the truth? If that's the case, and there is a world beyond this one, why hasn't anybody found it and show it to the rest of us? Is human greed so powerful that we won't share the truth with our kin? Or is it that someone has found it, and has tried to show us, but has been locked up or disposed of? The answer to that I think, lies with the heads of authority, our government.

We all know, or at least believe that the government keeps secrets. Could it be that the thing they are hiding from us is that invisible world? Where all pain and sadness is but a memory. Are they holding back that knowledge to keep us out? To block us and keep us out of their 'gentlemans club'? I don't know for sure, but I do know it needs to be questioned, and investigated.

Now, all of these questions have no answer. The reason I'm asking them is to bring to your attention that we have no idea what the world is like. No one can know for sure, and no one will know, for a very long time.


I hope you enjoyed this, I know I loved writting it.

-Will-

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Boo

Alright people, here's the deal.

26 days left in the poll, make sure you vote. So far, only 8 people have voted, and me NOT dying my hair seems to be the winning option. Tell your friends about my site, and tell them to vote. What ever!

About my absence:

I've found it really hard these past few weeks to make time, and to feel motivated to blog. I'm trying to make time, as well as find the motivation, so bare with me.

Expect a full detailed post on my philosophy journal, I got it back, and I got a mark for it, even though he said they weren't going to be marked. Oh well, no biggie.

I invite you all to check out the links at the bottom of my page which lead to Jimmyr.com, a website devoted to using google.com to download music, pdfs, free university courses, ringtones and large files such as albums. All of this is done through google and is therefore only barely stepping over the legal terms. It also downloads music faster than ANY and ALL P2P networks. Doesn't get much better than that, now does it?

Also, make sure to check out my sisters blog, The Life and Times of Ren And-Then-Some. It's a great blog, funny, and intelligent. So if you're bored with my blog, feel free to check it out.

I'll be putting up some new links, specifically a site called 'The Fischbowl' which I think is just wonderful. Once it's up, you'll all just have to go there and see what it is.

In a less serious matter, I won't be blogging till at least monday. I've gotten my boss to lower my hours to about 9 a week (Hot dawg! That's awesome!) But in light of people not being to work, I'm doing him a favor and working 21 hours this week, most of it during the weekend. So, I figure he owes me something. ;)

If you see weird tags in my posts, (tags being search items, or referrence notes) don't be alarmed. I learned from my sister, that the best way to get hits on your site is to put tags with commonly used searched. So, if you see sexy, or large *explitive deleted* sometimes, do not worry! It's all for the greater good.

Thanks for being understanding, and I look forward to posting again soon.

Thursday, November 15, 2007

Just an Update

Hey everyone. Sorry, just another update.

With 14 hours to go in 1 poll, it looks like I will be keeping my name as Pie Guy Will instead of changing it to Pi Guy Will. Now none of you can complain, because we handled this situation like adults and had a vote. The outcome of this vote was 0 for the pros (changing my name) and 5 for the cons (keeping it pie).

I'm hoping to put a new post up sometime soon, but there are several things that are keeping my attention recently.

Thanks for reading,

-Will-

Monday, November 12, 2007

Sorry everyone. It's been a while since my last post, and today it won't be any different. Just keeping you all in the loop.

Work and school, as well as friends have been keeping me busy of late, so I haven't gotten around to thinking up more ideas, theories, or stories. With any luck this week will be a little less hectic.

I'm hoping to get my journal back this week, but who knows with that crazy Mr. Murdoch?

Speaking of which, I guess I DO have a theory to share with you.

Now, as you all know I've been waiting for my journal for some time now. I asked my teacher Mr. Murdoch about it, he said he had read it, and was done with it, but when I asked him for it, he refused to give it to me, without providing an explanation, not one! It could be that he's waiting to finish all the others to give them back, but if that's the case, why didn't he just say so? I believe myself to be a reasonable guy, I'm not a monster who'll rip your head off if I don't get what I want.

So in light of recent events, and Mr. Murdochs reluctantness to return my journal to me, it is now my belief, as well as a few others, that he is indeed plagiarizing my work, and using it to further his career as a high school teacher. Naughty naughty Mr. Murdoch. You will soon learn that it takes more than changing the conversation to not give Will what he wants. I expect my journal back sometime this week, or else I will make my theory public.

-Will-

Friday, November 9, 2007

Update

Alright, so without keeping to the general theme of my blog, I'm going to answer a couple of your questions. I'm posting about this, because said people did not leave their names, and therefore, I cannot approach them in RL (real life) and discuss the ever so interesting questions they have asked. Anyhow, here's the answers.

Number1: No, my buddy never did find his glasses, but he had spares, and is getting some new ones soon.

Number2: I am feeling much better now thank you, was just a slight fever and sore throat, but thank you for your concenr.

And that's all of them. Thank you again for posting, but please, it is important that you sign your name at the end of the post so I know who you are. Thanks so much, come again soon.

-Will C-Marshall-

Thursday, November 8, 2007

Please, do me this small favor

Thank you all for commenting on my posts. But if it's not to much trouble, sign your name at the end of each comment, that way I KNOW who you are.

My sister suggested I change my name to Pi Guy Will. I'm going to see if I can make a second poll. If I can't, please just approach me and let me know what you think.

Regards,

-Will-

A common mistake


So, I stumble across this in MSIP, just after my MSIP teacher Mr. Stone questioned what I was doing. I found it quite funny, and yet, sad, all at the same time. Hope it makes you smile.

MSIP Mayhem

Visit BEING FIVE Copyright by George Sfarnas. www.beingfive.blogspot.com


Today in MSIP, after doing my math I listened to Dream Theaters 42 minute song Six Degrees on Inner Turbulence, as I do everyday. Now, this song recounts the story of 6 people with mental disabilities. The disabilities are bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stess disorder, schizophrenia, post-partum depression, autism and finally dissociative personality disorder.

Now, my philosophy teacher Mr. Murdoch asked the class last month to write 5 different theories which we would explain philosophically. One of mine touched on the idea, and then delved deeper into the thought of, people who have mental disabilities, more precisely schizophrenia. If they are living in a world of fantasy, and aren't in this world, which world is the real one?; Is it that only a select few people can tap into this unseen world, and truely live life? If that's the case, why do we treat them as crazy people, when it's really us who don't have a clue, and are unable to see the real world? Or is it that, the world that we, those without this dissorder live in, is the real world?

I don't have my notes here with me, because my teacher, after a month, hasn't gotten around to reading and grading out journals. But once he does get around to it, expect me to write them all up and share them with you.

It is my intention in this blog to help people to open their minds and learn to think, because in this day and age, people don't think, instead, they obey.

-Will-

Philosophical Thought

Thought:


Luke wants pizza pops.
But Luke cannot have pizza pops
Why not?
Because he is in class.
But that's not fair!
But what is fair?
Is fair fair?
Yes. Furthermore, we have microwaves downstairs... and Mr. McDonald wouldn't care... well... Luke might have to share
But, does Luke even have pizza pops?
Pizza popos? Nice. But no, Luke does not. But Luke has money, lots of free time, and a discount store downtown.
Thought: Who wants pizza pops?
Answer: Luke does, DUH!

Written by: Luke Cree/William Cabana 'Handcramp' Marshall

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

My philosophy project

Hey every one (meaning all three of you). I'm back from my hiatus because I was sick, and I have a new post! This post is a project that I did for my philosophy class on informal fallacies. What is an informal fallacy you might ask? Well, let me tell you!

Here is a description found on the internet using google:

'An informal fallacy is one that is not formal, that is, it is a type of fallacy in which the content of the argument is relevant to its fallaciousness, or which is fallacious for epistemological, dialectical, or pragmatic reasons. Typically, informal fallacies occur in non-deductive reasoning, which relies on content as well as form for cogency. Also, because content is important in informal fallacies, there are arguments with the form of the fallacy which are cogent. For this reason, when forms for informal fallacies are given, this is for identification purposes only, that is, one cannot tell from the form alone that an instance is fallacious. Rather, the forms will help to differentiate between distinct types of informal fallacy.'

Alright, now that's a bit high end, so I'll give you my version of it:
An informal fallacy occurs when an argument isn't based on reason, but it instead tries to cleverly persuade by other means.

Much easier I think. Now, there are three categories of informal fallacies, which I'll mention, but won't go into great detail, because like myself, you'd all fall asleep.

The three categories are:
-Fallacies of Relevancy
-Fallacies of Presumption
-Fallacies of Ambiguity

I'm sure you could piece together what each category covers, for you are all intelligent.

Anyhow, our assignment was this: Create an argument using informal fallacies. 7 at the least, 9 at the most.

So, I did the project. Here it is:

This is a situation where Jason, is about to ask his boss for a raise. The boss wants Jason to explain why he thinks he deserves a raise. Here is his argument.


Jason: Hey Terry, can I talk to you about something?
Terry: Hey Jason, yeah sure, what’s on your mind?
Jason: Well, to be honest Terry, I want a raise.
Terry: A raise? Do you want to explain to me why you think you deserve a raise?
Jason: Well, I’ve been here for over a year now, at the same pay. And I work really hard, and hard workers deserve a reward.
Terry: I see. And how many other employees are hard workers?
Jason: Well, at the store I work at, 1 or 2, maybe.
Terry: Then what makes you think you deserve a raise more than they do? If you’re talking about who I think you’re talking about, they’ve both been here longer than you.
Jason: Well yeah, they have been here longer than me, but I’m the one here asking you for a raise. If they don’t’ have the courage to ask you for one, they don’t deserve one.[1]
Terry: Well that’s not a valid reason Jason. You are a hard worker, but so are many others. Just because you found the guts to ask me for a raise, doesn’t mean other people don’t deserve one. Do you see what I mean?
Jason: I do Terry, but that’s not the point. The point is that I work hard, I stay late, I do all my work, every time I’m working, and I do it well. No one puts as much work into this job as I do. Well, a few, but this isn’t about them, it’s about me.
Terry: Jason, that’s not fair. You don’t see the others stores, and the other employees. How do you know you’re the hardest worker?
Jason: Because, I’m dedicated to this job, and I work so hard to be good at my job.
Terry: Jason, you’re not giving me a good reason to give you a raise. You’re just bringing down others.
Jason: Well, the thing is, I love working here, you’re a great boss, you keep your employees happy, and keep things running smoothly. And, I want to keep working for you, but I think with the amount of time and work I put into this job, I deserve to be rewarded for doing my job, and meeting your expectations. You yourself told me I show great leadership, work well with others, always do my job, and others seem to respond to me, and work better when around me.[2]
Terry: You’re right Jason, I did say those things. And I like to think I keep my employees happy.
Jason: And the truth is, I’m trying to save some money for college, and that isn’t cheap. And at the wage I’m at right now, it will be extremely hard to get by, because my parents don’t have money to help me, and I really want to go out there and find out what I want to do with my life. And I need to go to college to expand my education to find out what I DO want to do.[3]
Terry: That’s all well and good Jason. But there are ways to get through school without lots of money.
Jason: I know there is, but it’s so hard to get scholarships when you work as hard at a job like I do. There isn’t any time for scholarships when you’re at work dealing with maniac customers ready to chop your head off because their food doesn’t look like the picture![4]
Terry: What are you talking about?
Jason: Forget about that, I work hard, right? Don’t I?. I’ll keep working hard no matter what.[5]
Terry: If you get the raise, I expect you to work hard, if not harder.
Jason: Well yeah, of course I would.
Terry: Well, I’ll think about it, alright Jason?
Jason: Terry, you’re not listening to me! You never listen. You’re always talking about how fair you are, but how can you be fair if you won’t even listen to my reasoning? I’ve given you more than ample reasoning, but you haven’t even considered giving me the raise. You’re too cheap for your own good![6]
Terry: Jason, now you’re out of line. I promise you I will think about giving you the raise, but it remains to be seen if you deserve one.
Jason: I am out of line, and you don’t see a reason to give me a raise. Just because you don’t see one, doesn’t mean there isn’t. Therefore I deserve a raise.[7]

Footnotes:
[1] Attack on a person: He is attacking the courage of the other employees to look better.
[2] Appeal to Authority: He is repeating things said to him by Terry to try and persuade him to give him the raise.
[3] Appeal to Pity: He’s trying to guilt Terry into giving him the raise so he can go to college.
[4] Accident: Jason made up a random situation that could occur, but has nothing to do with him getting a raise.
[5] Complex Question: The premise of the question is that Jason works really hard, and the conclusion is that he works really hard.
[6] Appeal to Force: Jason is trying to bring Terry down and anger him into doing something he’ll regret, which he can then use against Terry, to get a raise.
[7] Appeal to Ignorance: Jason says that because it’s not proven that he shouldn’t get a raise, he should get a raise.

Anyhow, I got this back the other day, and got an A+ on it. Hurray me!

Monday, November 5, 2007

Theme

Alright, so as my sister was driving me home Sunday, we were talking about blogs and it has now been said that a blog, needs a theme. So, my theme is now philosophy as well as story telling. This might change in the future, but for the time being, that's what it is.

Anyhow, I will be posting some more things in the near future, but I am sick at the moment and wish to recuperate.

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Haloween!

Yes yes, grammatical error there. The reason behind that is well, because I played Halo 3 today.

I've played it before, and won it at a LAN party, so I'm not a newbie at it. But it's always fun playing it at a friends against people who have even less of a life than you.

Anyhow, after 2 hours of killing kids, I went back to school for my last class, then went home, made an early supper and watched The Blues Brothers. After this was all said and done it was 5pm. So my buddy and I decided to go out trick-or-treating as The Blues Brothers, hoho boy are we slick.

So, as we're heading out my friend Scott calls and asks if we had gone to pick up my friends game, Hellgate London which came out today. We hadn't, so he asked if he could tag along. Of course we said yes, but once we were on our way, we also were recognised for our costumes, and were given chips. Needless to say, that's almost ALL we got.

After making our way to the EB Games, we went to the Subway to get some mints, which they were giving away today. Afterwards, we hit our favorite hangout, The Hotspot for a milkshake and ghellato. Only to realise that our friend had lost his glasses!

After making a quick stop at the bank, we retraced our steps but to no avail. We could not find his glasses anywhere! So, discouraged we headed home without candy or glasses.

All in all a very fun day, very long, and cold. But very fun.

Monday, October 29, 2007

It's another day in pumpkin carving paradise

Alright, so, for the first time in a long time, I carved a pumpkin. Or rather, helped carve one. My buddy Jordan and I were hanging out after school waiting for our friend Jamie (or Quickie Lady, as I mentioned in a earlier post), to get out of school. So, when ever she did get out, she came and picked us up, and we drove around. Eventually we decided we needed to do something with out evening and decided to go pick up a couple of pumpkins. What a STEAL! 1 pumpkin for $0.99! Like, holy crap!

Anyhow we decided 2 would be best, in case we messed up, and brought them back to Jamies. So, when ever we got there we set up the table and got a knife, a pencil, and a bowl for the guts! But alas, we could not think of what to carve! So, while brainstorming we watched Red vs. Blue, for old times sake. After a while an idea hit me. Why not combine both pumpkins, and make a teddy bear? I passed the idea on, and in a second we were off! Carving like madmen (and madwomen) while still watching Red vs. Blue. Anyhow after about an hour we had finished, and were quite pleased with our work.

As we headed out the door to go home, we remembered we wanted to go to our new hangout, The Hotspot. Now, for those of you who don't know what, or where that is, it's like a coffee shop/hangout at the mall in Brockville. They serve all sorts of drinks and food. It turns out one of my buds was working tonight, and he suggested I have the vanilla milkshake. So, naturally I did. And oh boy! Was I glad I did! It was like a vanilla party in my mouth, with butterscotch! Like, HOLY COW!!!! (Pun intended, milkshake, cow, eh screw it)

And then that was my night, was a blast, and I hope to do it again sometime soon.

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Will of the Subs meets the Hamburger Meister man.

Alright, so tonight at work I promised the person at the Quickie, Jamie, that I'd write her a completely random story on facebook. This, is that story.

Once upon a time in the magical land of Undine, there lived a magical man called The Hamburger Meister Man. Now, Hamburg, as he is referred to was a wicked and evil man, he ruled the land of Undine with an iron belly. You see, being magical, Hamburg had the ability to bring all hamburgers to life, as well as grow them to the size of an average human. So, with an army of elite hamburgers, he easily took over the towns, and cities of Undine. But one day, travesty struck Hamburg, for Will of the Subs came with a mission. His mission was to free the land of Undine from Hamburgs evil ways. Will was also a magical man. But his abilites were based on his ability to grow and extend his mouth, as well as his stomach. With that ability, he easily overcame the hamburger army and did battle with the Hamburger Meister man, but being the tricky foe he was, he laid a trap for Will of the Subs, and captured him. Now, the Hamburger Meister Man was very very cocky, and sure of himself, and loved to boast his power, so he had made his castle out of hamburgers. Hamburg, after eating all those hamburgs, wasn't very bright, and had poor health insurance. So, when Will ate his way out of his hamburger cell, he ate a supporting hamburger pillar which cause the castle to collapse, killing the Hamburger Meister Man instantly.
And so, with the Hamburger Meister Man gone, all the people of Undine were free to eat healthy subs, and lived happily, ever, after.
The End.

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

A day to laugh at

So here's the skinny.


I moved to B-ville from a french school, where my grades were borderline failing. I come to B-ville and bring my average from 54, up to a 75 in 1 semester. Holy-canoly! Impressive, isn't it? At the time, I wanted to be a computer engineer, but that dream lost it's way like many others after a while, it just so happened to be after the start of the next semester. So, I had chosen to re-take grade 10 math, but at a higher level. So, this is when I get stuck with Mr. Wright.
I'm having a lot of trouble in math, so both my dad, AND my math teacher said I should go in for extra help. So, after doing horrible on a quiz, I decide to go in. This was yesterday. Now, to go in for extra help, I have to either A: Go in during lunch, or B: go during MSIP (multi subject instructional period a.k.a. study time) So, I decide to go in for lunch. Being the lazy oaf I am, I didn't bring money or food with me, so I was running off a bowl of cheerios I had earlier that morning. Anyhow, I go in as I had planned, and I sit down and start to get some help. About 5 minutes in, I'm as lost as ever. Anyhow, so as I raise my hand to draw his attention to myself, he walks by me to go talk to another student. I figure, okay he'll help me in a second, right? Wrong. My math teacher, being the nice, kind and attentive man he is, talks to said student, for at least 30 minutes! Talking about BIKES to boot! Keep in mind, lunch is only 50 minutes. Which, when you calculate it, 30 minutes wasted by him, 5 minutes after I'm in there, leaves about 15 minutes. Now, it's getting a little late for him to help me, wouldn't you say? So, he finally sees me, even though he's been facing my direction the whole time. He comes over and says "What's up Will?" I told him my dilema, that I still didn't understand, and if he could help. So, with lunch coming to an end, he decides to fly through the explanation, and not go into detail. Now friends, I'm an intuitive man, so when something is explained to me, I need details. Unfortunately, I've been stuck with this.... how-you-say lazy, easily distracted, and most importantly, failure of a math teacher for 2 years now. Since I was in his class in grade 10, my average DROPPED, from 75 to 56. Alright, keep in mind that I was in the same grade of math, just slightly harder. But I already knew most of the stuff, so I should either keep the same grades, or improve. Not this time. But, being stubborn, I decide to take grade 11 math university level the following year (present time). And of course, Mr. Wright is there first day to dash my hopes. Now I'm not saying he's a bad math teacher, just for me, it seems like he doesn't give a shit, and could care less on whether I fail or not.

Anyhow, that's all for tonight folks. I'm off to bed!

Hey hey hey!

Well, it's about time I got a blog. Now I too, can rant about my goings on, and my pet peeves and the like!

I hope all who come to this page enjoy themselves, and enjoy my soon to be constant rants.