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Tag Archives: people
Why Don’t They Flush?
As per Nil‘s recommendation, I shall keep this post short, so as to avoid it becoming overly weird. So, let’s get to it: In public restrooms, why do so many people not flush? It takes a mere second to do; … Continue reading
The First Step In Becoming a Satanist
So, you want to become a Satanist, huh? Alright. I’ll help you get started. The first step is to learn how to spell Satan. I know – you’d think the first step would be learning about Satan, or sacrificing a … Continue reading
The Flood of Freshmen
This past week was the first week of fall semester at university, and it proved to be interesting. Apparently, the school received more new freshmen this semester than they ever have in the past – over 1000, I believe. This … Continue reading
When is enough truly enough?
There’s an older fellow in one of my classes this semester, who has indirectly put me in a bit of a bind. I’m stuck considering when one should go from tolerating rudeness and derogatory remarks, to not tolerating it anymore … Continue reading