Here, once again. . . .

• For anyone who's interested, follow this link to where I used to post some other original material: http://www.youngwriterssociety.com/member6088.html. If you get interested in that story, let me know. I can send a .pdf of it. (Unfortunately, I post all of it online, nor did I fully edit it as I would have wished, and since it is now of the past, I have left it.)
  
  
• Here follows my formerly used YouTube page: http://www.youtube.com/user/Lydighet. Embarrassing? Yes. Low quality? Yes. Worthy of your time? Probably not. While it lasted, doing these YouTube vids was fun, but it got old, and I don't have the patience for it. (Or good equipment or an original mind or anything else that should belong to those who wish to produce quality, visual material.)
  
  
• OK, anyone know what that noise is that we hear in the backs of our necks? It sounds like something is being secreted into the spinal column. . . .
  
  
• You know, I'm mister amazing. Today, I took out the dehydrator, plugged it in, and--voila!--it started smoking. I took off the cover (that's it, just took off the cover), then my dad came along, plugged it in and--again, voila!--it works just fine.
  
  Yes, I was being sarcastic. And I really know I needed to tell you I was being sarcastic.
  
  
• My physics teacher just loves Hot Wheels. Whenever we do an experiment that involves something moving (which is every experiment), he tries to get Hot Wheels in. But he's only gotten to use his special, special Hot Wheel once. You see, kiddie toys don't go as fast as his special, special Hot Wheel: http://www.news-blogs.com/_images/auto/hummer_h2_2006.jpg.
  
  
• OK, so far, I think working with mirrors in physics is the stinkiest. Anyone agree? Hands? Hands? Anyone . . . ? . . . Anyone . . . ? . . . Anyone . . . ?
  
  
• And, OK, OK, maybe I was pullin' your leg about Hans Zimmer. . . . His music is more spooky or adrenaline pumping, I guess. You be the judge.