The First Bludge of the Term

The title says it all. Today was a big bludge. And, I got 2 comments today. Come on! I thought times were looking up. But anyway. To blogging.

Period 1 was Maths, which was the first of the bludges. Faulds didn't show up for the first 15 minutes or so (so I played iPod Solitaire), and the last half of the lesson was spent playing Calculator Cricket with Mango. I'm not sure if that's actually what it's called. Anyway. It's that game where we both use the random number generator on the calculator, and we see who wins. I lost 24-20. The worst play was when he got 21. And I got 1. That was ridiculous. Anyway. Next was Drama, which was in Room 38 instead of our regular room. It was all about the meaning behind every TV show. They claimed that the meaning behind the 'The Simpsons' was to use humour to highlight the 'foibles of modern life.' I say they're overthinking it. They highlight the foibles to create humour. The point of 'The Simpsons' is to make people laugh. There is not hidden meaning in everything. That's one of the things I don't like about abstract art. It's a bunch of splotches that are supposed to mean something. This is good, it looks like something. This is retarded. Anyway. Moving on. Recess was 13, with John, Kevin and Andy. Next was Commerce, which was doing more work on Law. We also found out the name of the new teacher who was sitting in for all those classes last term. It's Miss Fox-Coleman.

Period 4 was Science, which was doing some prac work on electrical circuits. NTR work: No thought required. Then Lunch, which was 13, then 31, then the ESP game, with Kevin, John and Andy. The ESP game was a game I came up with one day when I got bored, but it's actually really fun. Everyone guesses a card (say, the four of hearts), and then you reveal one after everyone's guessed. If you get the suit, it's one point; if you get the number, it's two, and if you get both; it's three. It's a game involving basically all luck, but it is really fun. I love it. In the end, Andy won by one point. Period 5 was English, which was full of Tiana-isms, like 'Did Shakespeare really write 'Romeo and Juliet?'' and my favourite, all about the Queen of England. 'How does the Queen make money?' she asked, which was a fair point. Hancock started talking about how if she comes here, we (Australia) pays for everything. Then Tiana said 'But why?' So Hancock, being funny, said 'She's on all the coins.' But Tiana took it seriously, so she said, 'Well, so are kangaroos, and we don't do it to them!' Oy vey. She is funny. Last was History, which was doing a bit more work. Then at home, I went on MSN, and listened to Billy Joel (I have 'The Entertainer' in my head today.). And here I am, blogging.

To comments: 2, from 2 people, which is probably to be expected after the late post. Hmm.
*Ebony: I love school sport, it's fun, and you can get away with not doing much. But for some reason, when I play Sport (with the exception of rugby, for the sheer reason that I completely suck at it), I actually put in. I mean, I don't seem like the type of person that'd do that. Hmm. And 31 is not really like 21, except that you have to make up a number. It's much easier to explain it by playing it.
*Anon: What's 13? What's 13. I'm not even going to dignify that with an answer.

Well, I'm gonna wind up now. Tomorrow I have PE, and I may be doing AFL. Which will be awesome. It could be the only sport I'm better at than the average person. Maybe.

It's the end of April already (how time flies),
AB