Currently, we're in the process of uploading our first podcast to our file-hosting service. A big shout-out to ourmedia.com for providing us with hosting services and allowing us to share this podcast with the world. Of course, if it fails to work I have nothing but jeers for this particular website.
By the by, I started this blog like a letter almost. That's right, a letter to the blogosphere. Although it's not really a sphere. If so, it would be symmetrical in all respects and we could do maths on it. But that has little to do here. Back to the letter. This is my first letter to internet, so I don't know how to approach it, but here it is, Andrew's Epistle to the Tubes.
I hate that kid in class who says things. He knows who he is. Actually, he probably doesn't know who he is. That's why he says things. He's the one who always has to question the teacher. Not because he's challenging the professor, but because he's just too dumb to understand in the first place why the professor did something. He doesn't understand "where that extra factor of one-half came from." It came from dividing by two jackass. Follow the logic on the board. The person at the front of the room has a Ph.D for a reason.
And there... damn, I was pissed. Then Rob sent me a link to Ingrid Michaelson. I can't be upset now. Maybe I'll finish this later.
By the by, I started this blog like a letter almost. That's right, a letter to the blogosphere. Although it's not really a sphere. If so, it would be symmetrical in all respects and we could do maths on it. But that has little to do here. Back to the letter. This is my first letter to internet, so I don't know how to approach it, but here it is, Andrew's Epistle to the Tubes.
I hate that kid in class who says things. He knows who he is. Actually, he probably doesn't know who he is. That's why he says things. He's the one who always has to question the teacher. Not because he's challenging the professor, but because he's just too dumb to understand in the first place why the professor did something. He doesn't understand "where that extra factor of one-half came from." It came from dividing by two jackass. Follow the logic on the board. The person at the front of the room has a Ph.D for a reason.
And there... damn, I was pissed. Then Rob sent me a link to Ingrid Michaelson. I can't be upset now. Maybe I'll finish this later.
