I was finally able to watch TV after a totally hellish few weeks today! I’ve really missed watching Spongebob. It’s my brainless de-stressor. I kept laughing when I was watching a particularly stupid episode today about Spongebob learning to drive with a new military teacher who wasn’t poor Mrs. Puff. Mrs. Puff and Squidward are two people I really, really pity.
So what else–aside from Spongebob learning to drive blindfolded–has happened this week? Thanks to CNN, I found out that:
The Japanese finance minister resigned because he was asleep (and allegedly drunk) in a press conference. Interestingly, our own MARVELOUS politicians act drunk all the time (and probably are, I hear they serve wine in their congress hearings) and not one of them has been asked to resign, much less caused public fury. But I guess if a president can get away with at least three major scandals per year, anything’s possible. Anything but going anywhere but down, anyway.
A 12 year old boy is a dad. And he looks 8. And his girlfriend is a 15 year old whom two other guys, a 14 year old and a 16 year old, claim they slept with too. So the 12 year old is taking a paternity test. Seriously. When I was 12, all I knew about boys was that they liked to play basketball, truth or dare and trade Pokemon cards.
Octo mom is a psycho who leaches off the government to pay for her 14 kids. Imagine if the Philippines had the same system of welfare. That’s something I’m glad we don’t have. And I don’t care if people think that’s elitist. It’s true. How would you like to support 10 kids per family with your hard-earned, 35% tax rate income? RH Bill, anyone?
The 80’s are back for spring, according to style.com. Trash and vaudeville. I like them. Apparently, so are Depression-era trends. And slouchy jumpsuits. Slouchy jumpsuits, I like.
Although why I care, I don’t know. It’s not like I follow trends, much less have time to shop.
The West won over the East in the NBA All Stars Game. Nate Robinson dunked over Dwight Howard and won the Slam Dunk Championship. Personally, I like Dwight Howard–well, his arms, anyway. He has awesome muscles. Nate Robinson won because he was short.
Hyundai is pronounced to rhyme with “Sunday”. Interesting. And its car sales are the only ones rising. Interesting. It’s deadline day for GM, Chrysler, and all the other Detroit car makers. Lesson learned. Don’t invest in cars. Finance news are everywhere.
Kelly Clarkson’s video for her new song is not bad. It’s cute. The song is funny. Pathetic in a funny, dysfunctional way. Nina, that weird I’m-ashamed-to-call-her-Filipino screamer, has butchered another song. Not being happy with shattering eardrums by screeching through the Aerosmith–Armmaggedon song, she decides to screech through There You’ll Be from Pearl Harbor. Please. Stop. “Singing”. Please. The dogs you’ve made deaf are begging you beseechingly. So am I.
IMHO means in my honest opinion. STFU means shut the fuck up. I had no idea. Of course I know LOL means laughing out loud. Lily Allen has an interesting song, Fear, about consumerism and today’s culture: “Everything’s cool since I’m getting thinner.” Funny, she looks so much thinner in her video than in PerezHilton.
I don’t think I’m going to like the Shopaholic movie.
I still cry over Titanic. Does that mean that deep inside, I’m a hopeless romantic? Nah.
And that’s what I did today. My first day of relative relaxation. Of course, I still have a CS Project and CS midterms, but who cares?