Nothing exciting has happened to me this week aside from totally changing the layout of this stupid blog and fighting off death threats. (WHAT?)
So, since my workweek officially ends Thursdays at 6 o'clock, here are some consequential points:
1. Last night my.. amusing aunt called our house. Now, she's a wonderful, caring old woman, but she always seems to have interesting points to throw out there. She called wanting to discuss the new H1N1 vaccine with my mother. Somehow the conversation turns into conspiracy theory talk (Like H1N1 is being hyped up to outrageous degrees in order to help out large pharmaceutical companies?)
NO.
Like maybe... H1N1 was created by the government to whipe out large masses of the population because humans: 1. Breathe, and 2. Therefore create carbon dioxide, and 3. Are contributing to the greenhouse effect and need to be exterminated.
Suck on that.
NEXT POINT:
2. It has come to my attention that Honda will be discontinuing the manufacture of their S2000 sports car as of this year. Yeah, I know, and Pontiac is going out of business, whatever. Lets all have a moment of silence for what the Mazda Miata should have been, but didn't have enough guts or testosterone to become.
3. Lastly, it snowed today. I was completely unaware of this fact, despite being outside this morning and looking out the windows all day. So it was great to be updated by everyone's facebook statuses that there is infact snow on the ground, thanks guys.
I really hate the Mazda Miata.
1 comment:
LOL. you would fit in well to my econ369 class. first day the prof was like, okay some one tell me, what is the optimal level of pollution?
some girl: zero?
prof: well to have zero pollution, we would need to stop doing a lot of things, probably the most significant of which would be breathing. So thanks for the answer, you have shown us why we need environmental economics, because we will always pollute, we just need to find optimum levels, etc.
+ CAR IQ OUTTA DIS WORLD, BIG IT UP YOSELF
and i don't really like those honda's ... at least miata's can be driven my middle aged women who want to show that while they have a little money, they are also 'cool' - the only person that can drive an s2000 is a younger dude who doesnt know what a nice sports car looks like
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