The Guy Who Made a Bet to Build a House

Hello again!

today was a very exciting day. Firstly, I managed to download a few algorithm lectures onto my ipod. yet, when i went to the gym, i couldn't listen to them! that was enraging. it has been sorted out (i needed new earbuds), so i'll be able to listen to my lectures at the gym. i am literally excited.

today was another day of advanced kung fu, and we did some training. in risk of sounding arrogant, i pwned. that was kind of fun.

but, most exciting of all, Jack rabbit and I made a new skit! it's called "the guy who made a bet to build a house" and is available on our youtube page: FREERADICALS

keep reading (and watching!), my friends.

the hippie who refused to make a quarter

hey!

remember when i told you about the skit Jack Rabbit and I made?

here it is! the hippie who refused to pay a quarter

keep reading (and watching!), my friends.

the skit

hello again!

well, in "yesterday's blog" i forgot to tell you about another important accomplishment: i made a skit with Jack Rabbit. he kept telling me he had a "vision" and i shouldn't ruin it. whatever. i had most of the funny lines.

anyway, today i'm going to Jack Rabbit's house to actually record the skit. I'm excited. my character is very fun to be.

once we get the skit on youtube, i'll give you guys the link, so you can see it.

i have advanced kung fu again today. hopefully it will turn out as painless as the last lesson. remember tuesday's lesson? it actually wasn't so bad. i hope the same can be said about this lesson. cross your fingers.

i read a thing about handicapped people yesterday, and it got me thinking today. i don't have anything against handicapped people, but really; how is it there is a disproportionate amount of handicapped sports heros? it seems as if there are more handicapped sports heros than non-handicapped sports heros. on top of that, there are more non-handicapped people than handicapped people! if you're having trouble following me, think of it this way: handicapped people like to be the stars of sports. it's all the rage; handicapped people are beating the odds. what's going on?

keep reading, my friends.