Tuesday, March 24, 2015 "52-Card Decks."

Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Week: 32
Songs to Remember: The Hotline - Yuni Wa

        I forgot to mention yesterday that Yn tumblr'd me again. Yesterday as I was beginning to talk to her as we were walking, she was like "You wanna kiss?" And of course, I was caught off guard because it's not like I hear it all the time, so I wasn't able to recall her doing that the first time. She pulled out a Hershey's Kiss out of her pocket and gave it to me. I'm like "Okay, do you carry around Hershey's Kisses just to do this to people and f*** with them?" But really, I was like "Hehe, thanks". Seriously, I got tumblr'd again.

        So World History, we finally finished the bs group worksheet activity today. Finally. I was struggling to keep my eyes open the whole time. Hopefully tomorrow we'll get to watch a documentary or something. English, not really feeling it right now. A lot of work I gotta do tomorrow for it (the worst part is that it's in a group). But, we did finish the movie today. Pleasantville was, interesting. The ending was: very bad. A lot of people laughed 'cause it, oh right. I'll talk about it in the next paragraph as to not spoil it. Skip the next paragraph if you don't wanna hear about it.

        So, a lot of people actually laughed because during thebecause where they show Betty and George sitting on the bench, and then the screen moved to show only Betty, then it came back and it looked like George turned into Mr.Johnson, heh. There were a lot of plot holes, a lot of questions still unexplained. Like, what did they call oranges before they saw color? And why is there a police station and a jail cell when no one ever gets arrested or crimes ever committed? The teacher explained how when Mr.Johnson said something about "You can't just cover it up", it was significant 'cause like, Jen immediately "covered" herself up with a sweater, as to like, not show her body and stuff. But if I remember correctly, Jen was in the house studying and the window was open. The drapes were moving so there was wind coning through, so I thought Jen put on a sweater because it was chilly. Is it really because Mr.Johnson said something about covering stuff up, or was it because she was just cold and what he said had nothing to do with it? I think she was just cold. This is just like that f***ing blue curtain story again.

        Anyways, I give the movie an 8/10. Bootleg parts, some comedy, Tobi Maguire, buuuut, lots of plot holes, didn't make sense at some, aaaand a really worrying ending. Would've been better had there been an African american person in there. I mean, come on. Ya can't hire strictly white people ya know? And so, then came chemistry. The usual, as always. We just continues what we did yesterday. P.E, oh look, we finally did cardio after a whole week. Oh look, spring break next week for us. Thank you based god.

        Math is fairly easy for now. It's just probability AND, it talks about poker decks. Well, those 52-card decks in general. You know, the ones with the ace of spades, kingsz queens, hearts, that kind of card deck. Some people have had trouble on some of the problems 'cause they don't know the specifics of the 52-card deck. But I do. I was really interested into magic tricks and all that when I was younger. Partly due to me watching episodes of Chris Angel's "Mind Freak" when I was like, 6 or something. During the very early tines when I first experienced using YouTube, one of the types of videos I looked up was card trick videos. You knowz those magic tricks you do with the 52-card decks, with the infamous phrase "Pick a card, any card?" Yeah, those kind. So, these type of questions for math are particularly easy to me 'cause I know all the specifics of the 52-card deck. If you want your child to become good at doing probability questions about 52-card decks, show 'em magic tricks with cards at a young age.

        Chinese, was ehhh. We cut out sheets of paper and made bootleg flashcards, then went around and exchanging them with others while saying them, what was supposed to be a version of "Go Fish", I call "Bootleg Go Fish". You just trade a card and say what was on it. After we were done we had to find the people whose cards you got and give 'em back. However, the cards were all only written with our initials on them, so there was some confusions. Not the best activity. And uhh, yeah.

        I've been brought upon an interest into this one old anime called "Saiyuki" when I remember watching an epsidoe or two way back when. I looked up the opening and I'm like "Hey, pretty interesting". The animation is pretty well done for being an anime that was around the early 2000's. And uhhh, yeah. For spring break I'm hoping to practice a lot on League, and during the nights I'll be having marathons of Saoyuki, Casshern Sins, Dead man Wonderland, Running Man, and whatever other show that I want to watch but haven't got the time. So, that's all for today it think, see you tomorrow.