people look with such tepidity that i wonder if they've ever been on campus before, much less in the computer labs. this woman just walked by so slowly that she was barely even moving - trying to spy the little numbers on the top of the computers. "you know they kill you if you use the wrong one," i can envision her saying. it may be because i think i'm better, cuter, and more intelligent than this entire campus put together. granted there are some exceptions; math majors, artists... that kind of thing. you know, those things that i suck at. I just wonder how they view everything. It's interesting and weird at the same time. Do math majors see all their classes as very formulaic and absolute? i wonder what they do in english and philosophy classes where you know there is no right answer, the prof knows it, hell, even the secretaries know it. I wonder what that kind of impetus does to them in class. I've often tried to make myself think like i'm someone else; but it never works. I'm not one of those people who is constantly wondering what someone else is thinking. I hate people (mostly girls) that do that. "What are you thinking?" they ask. If not in a romantic, good kind of way, it's just flat out annoying. I like my thoughts, and i like them even more because no one else knows. Isn't that part of the fun? How boring would life be if you constantly knew what cohorts were thinking. so to sum up my banter, walk with authority in the computer labs, enjoy your english classes, and don't ask me what the hell i'm thinking. good day.
side note: blogger pro's spell checker keeps telling me that this is not correct: i'm (it says I'm is correct)