• Turns out I am NOT actually lactose intolerant...I don't know where all the stomach troubles came from.
• Where are the female movie directors
• I'M OLD GREGG
• There is only a certain amount of matter in the known universe. If you eat something, your body takes that matter, restructure it, and spit out the rest. We are all born from the recycled matter of whatever came before us, it's the conservation of mass. But what's something that can be pulled out of thin air, made from nothing at all? ....an idea. If you want to find infinity, that's where you should look
• Elementary school: intro to problems. Junior high: intro to puberty. High school: intro to society. College: intro to self.
• During a layover in Denver, I saw a family reunited after the dad returned from Iraq. Wow

I had more things jotted down but I can't find them at the moment.
Warning: Brace yourself for nerd moment
I discovered there was another "season" of Fullmetal Alchemist and it has DESTROYED my life these past two days. I literally have done nothing but watch it for about 14 hours...and it feels so good . BUT now I have to get back to studying for finals and I can't bear to leave those last 10 episodes unfinished *cries*. Oh well, as Aretha Franklin once said, "I Will Survive, Bitches."

Muffy over and out!

EDIT: OH. I remember now...eyebrows! They're fucking weird! Next time you're in front of a mirror, take a good, long look at the randomly placed hair across the center of your face.

Actually
thinking uses chemical energy the same way it takes power to run a computer. :D
» middaymoon on 2010-03-15 05:55:49

I don't remember Aretha Franklin saying exactly that last bit. :P

Also, I don't think high school was much of an intro to society for me. It could be just because I'm so introverted, but it was more self-contemplation than anything else, really.
» randomjunk on 2010-03-15 06:23:45

It's good to know someone else appreciates some Fullmetal. :DDDD

And I was never introduced into society in high school! Waahh?!? Did I miss some course I was supposed to take?
» Unicornasaurus on 2010-03-15 09:48:02

Heheh.
Google Search "quantum brain", and you'll see how I can believe that humans have an other-worldly soul (or at least consciousness) that...er, expresses itself through complex chemical reactions in the brain.
» middaymoon on 2010-03-15 10:11:31

Check out Gurren Lagann if you're a full metal alchemist fan.

Oh, and "Phantom: Reqiuem for a Phantom."
» undisputed on 2010-03-16 01:40:48

You silly guy.
They're both sides of the same creation coin.
» middaymoon on 2010-03-16 06:59:40

Also, I'm surprised you DON'T, considering your stubbornness. Hahaha.
» middaymoon on 2010-03-16 07:03:46

i think that high school was more like "intro to wow, you guys suck."
» thaitanic on 2010-03-16 08:34:41

You're out of the Handsome Men Club, but we're still cool.
» undisputed on 2010-03-16 06:52:09

I know what you mean. The other day I had a couple papers to write and was up late, so I was too dizzy to go run (safely). It was ridiculously upsetting. And yeah, it's definitely the challenge. The set amount of miles really makes me push myself and try and find new motivators.
But either way...everything I do is intense. I brush my teeth intensely. Don't let my bouncy demeanor fool you.

You know, it would have been nice if someone reminded me to stretch, the other day. The carbs and proteins thing I'm awesome at, and I drink water endlessly. But being able to walk, I think, is almost as important.

1am Adult Swim time is THE BEST time. I miss the nights I could afford to stay up late and watch Inuyasha, FMA, etc. but now there's school and school is awful and time-consuming.

...So now I'm rambling, too, BYE. :D
» Unicornasaurus on 2010-03-16 09:07:52

That's pleasant to my heart.
Also, Not-The-Muffin-Man made my day. hahah
» middaymoon on 2010-03-16 09:17:04

I have been hearing lots of good things about GT, which surprised me as I only applied because my mommy wanted me to. So I want people's thoughts on if it's better than Brown or Cornell.
» middaymoon on 2010-03-17 07:14:36

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