When I was in the sixth grade, I didn't know the difference between "organism" and "orgasm." I used them interchangeably in class.
-Seth
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As promised. A friend and I made these in middle school. I found them on the old computer my parents still use at home during Thanksgiving break. Eric was
better at special effects than me, so there are two differnt styles of blood. The first and third he did; I did the second. On a few of the frames, you can see
the tape we used to keep them in position.
-Seth
I was going to show you some Lego-men killing each other, but that isn't working out so hot and will have to wait.
What could more naturally fill the place of Lego slaughter better than philosophy? I simply don't know.
-Seth It was hot, or rather Orson thought is was hot, though he realized others may have felt differently about the matter, with heat being a relative term to begin with (Someone from Arizona might, in fact, think it cool weather), and it was humid, which makes you think it's hotter than it really is, and being a philosophy major, as Orson was, led him to doubt his own perceptions more than most would, and upon further thought he could think of no reason why he should necessarily trust his feelings of hotness enough to confidently make the statement that it was, indeed, hot; he could say, "I feel it is hot," but he could not bring himself to say, "It is hot;" in any case, it was 83 degrees, and you can judge for yourself whether or not it was hot. -Seth
Seth: "Whatever you do, don't vote for the Constitution Party." -Seth |
