This is What I Sound Like When I Inhale Sulfur Hexafluoride.
October 14, 2006 – 12:57 amApparently, inhaling sulfur hexafluoride has the opposite effect of inhaling helium. Xenon would also have the same effect. Both gases, however, are highly dangerous, and such experiments should not be attempted except by trained professionals.
Ihave made the observation, again, that if I don’t care about something, it’s unlikely that I will devote little effort to it. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize that I don’t care about ancient Mesopotamia until one week after the deadline to drop classes. As a result, I am devoting little effort to my anthropology course.
Things I do care about, however, like Masonry, I am willing to devote some time and effort to. Tonight was the first night I felt like I truly assisted the Craft in initiating a new brother. I stumbled, yes, but nobody can perform flawlessly in anything on their first attempt at it. After tonight’s degree, some of the brethren and I went to Village Inn, where I partook of very bad carrot cake, and discussed some of the ugly internal conflict within the Masonic jurisdiction of Utah. It sickens me to think that men who have taken the same obligation could cast aside their convictions and seek power over light in Masonry.
I am going to play prescriptivist for one moment. There are certain words that, when used in written discourse, need to be spelled a certain way if you want to maintain any credibility. The first of these is the word ‘abstinence.’ I see in my web browser as I write this a Facebook campaign-issue group called, “Abolish abstinance [sic] only sex education..” No. If you can’t spell the word, you have no place in the debate. The other word that comes immediately to mind is the word ‘rogue.’ All to often, I see this word misspelled as ‘rouge.’ People, a rogue is a person who knows no law, while rouge is the stuff that French prostitutes wear on their cheeks.
I sat in a lecture given by Karin Ryding the other day. She reiterated the fact that the way we teach Arabic in this country is *&%$ed. It was very interesting.
I have decided that, having gained weight from my junior year of high school, I look much better in my suit.
I want everyone reading this now to know one thing: I don’t want to go out and get smashed/go to a strip club on my 21st birthday. Stop telling me you want to take me out to do so.
In conclusion, this is one of the most amusing things I have read in some time. God bless feminists.
2 Responses to “This is What I Sound Like When I Inhale Sulfur Hexafluoride.”
This comment is completely unrelated to the content of your post.
Given what I know about your video game habits and further supported by the fact your “play” field in the sidebar has been unchanged for months, I’ve decided you’re suffering from video game myopia, a condition I just invented that results from one’s dedication to an MMORPG that causes him or her to forget that other games exist and are still fun to play. Please regard this not as a criticism, but as a pledge of support from another person suffering from it, who is just barely starting to turn the tables in favor of a broad perspective. I fear the impending release of the Burning Crusade will set us back, but when the time comes (perhaps when you’ve hit the new level cap) and when you have extra cash, we’re going to Game Crazy to take advantage of the low used prices and I’m going to lend you a variety of games to enjoy. Together, we can restore equilibrium and enjoy MMORPGs in coexistence with regular games.
By Daniel on Oct 14, 2006
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By J. on Oct 23, 2006