it...does not...make...sense!
Apr. 19th, 2006 10:32 amreally funny quote ganked from overheard in new york...
that made me giggle.
in other news, i had a wonderfully lazy night last night. i should have done more reading, but i spent the early part of the evening lazing around in various corners of the internet. lately i've been dipping my toes into virtual society...i've been doing lambdaMOO for about a week and a half, and i really enjoy it so far. there aren't a whole lot of people on there anymore (guess i missed its heyday...), but the people i've met so far on there have been quite friendly. i also like the fact that it's text-based...it's a little strange sometimes trying to figure out how the objects work, but i've found lots of fun shiny things on there to see and play with as i wander around. i found a game of darts yesterday, which was way more amusing than it should have been.
at the recommendation of one of the people i met on lambda, i got an account on second life, although i don't know how much i like it. the graphics are shiny, and there are a lot more people on there, but the client gobbles up my RAM and the program runs really, really slowly. i may try it another time or two, but if it keeps running so awfully on my computer, i think i'm going to just say screw it and stick with the MOO. that would probably be better for me anyway--it's bad enough to have spent an hour or so a night as that particular online persona this close to finals. oopsy daisy.
went out for dinner last night as well... chris played a witness in a trial for trial class, and then i went out with all of them afterward. i didn't actually go to the trial, although i probably should have since it would have been amusing. chris, amiel, dara, and i all ate at dewey's pizza...i had never heard of it until yesterday, but it was really, really tasty. i had a calzone. i should go back there, eat there more often, because they did have really good food.
tonight's the GPC end of year party at blue hill...i may or may not go, but i've RSVP'ed anyway. i wonder if any other law students are going...i assume at least some will, so it would be fun to give it a whirl. hey, i can't lose...they have food and drinks and stuff there, and going out is always more fun than studying, right? (be quiet--i know i won't actually be studying at 8pm tonight, but we can pretend, right? right?)
i also found out this morning that i'm on the orientation steering committee. that makes me happy. hopefully i'll have some good ideas and input for it...and i like the fact that i'll be involved with orientation. i always liked doing orientations in college, so it'll be fun to do another one.
Girl #1: Oh my god! I just heard that Katie Holmes had her baby! Katie Holmes had her baby, everyone!
Girl #2: Xenu commands you to shut the fuck up while I'm on the phone with my dealer.
--6th Avenue & West 4th Street
that made me giggle.
in other news, i had a wonderfully lazy night last night. i should have done more reading, but i spent the early part of the evening lazing around in various corners of the internet. lately i've been dipping my toes into virtual society...i've been doing lambdaMOO for about a week and a half, and i really enjoy it so far. there aren't a whole lot of people on there anymore (guess i missed its heyday...), but the people i've met so far on there have been quite friendly. i also like the fact that it's text-based...it's a little strange sometimes trying to figure out how the objects work, but i've found lots of fun shiny things on there to see and play with as i wander around. i found a game of darts yesterday, which was way more amusing than it should have been.
at the recommendation of one of the people i met on lambda, i got an account on second life, although i don't know how much i like it. the graphics are shiny, and there are a lot more people on there, but the client gobbles up my RAM and the program runs really, really slowly. i may try it another time or two, but if it keeps running so awfully on my computer, i think i'm going to just say screw it and stick with the MOO. that would probably be better for me anyway--it's bad enough to have spent an hour or so a night as that particular online persona this close to finals. oopsy daisy.
went out for dinner last night as well... chris played a witness in a trial for trial class, and then i went out with all of them afterward. i didn't actually go to the trial, although i probably should have since it would have been amusing. chris, amiel, dara, and i all ate at dewey's pizza...i had never heard of it until yesterday, but it was really, really tasty. i had a calzone. i should go back there, eat there more often, because they did have really good food.
tonight's the GPC end of year party at blue hill...i may or may not go, but i've RSVP'ed anyway. i wonder if any other law students are going...i assume at least some will, so it would be fun to give it a whirl. hey, i can't lose...they have food and drinks and stuff there, and going out is always more fun than studying, right? (be quiet--i know i won't actually be studying at 8pm tonight, but we can pretend, right? right?)
i also found out this morning that i'm on the orientation steering committee. that makes me happy. hopefully i'll have some good ideas and input for it...and i like the fact that i'll be involved with orientation. i always liked doing orientations in college, so it'll be fun to do another one.