History Midterm

Indeed, I should not be slacking off in this place of desperation and rather study for the History I midterm that is eagerly awaiting in birth pains for the revelation of the sons of God (which will be take place tomorrow at 12 a.m.). Well then, folks, I am willing to tell you that I do not plan to overload myself with a ceaseless extensive study of the subject tonight. I will admit, rather, that I've been studying by now and we will see how (in)sufficient this measure will prove to be! I don't want to mess up, so.. pray! (and don't respond with "meh")

Meh?

We, ESL people, indeed undergo frequent misconceptions, misattributions, misunderstandings and other miseries based on the informal, inappropriate, and inconsistent use of language of our native-speaker-friends. Indeed, one needs to research and be rather proficient in doing so, when trying to obtain the true meaning of what their conversational partners just uttered. Those of you who actually know me are familiar with my resistance towards any form of resignation when it comes to achieving my goals. Those of you who do not know me have just learned it. Thus, I pursued a thorough research on the notion of "meh" finding a wonderful "research engine" which was probably developed for the ignorant such as myself.

Herein, I present unto you a link that represents both my research effort in regard to the term "meh" as well as an example of riches found on this server.

Have a wonderful philological experience:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=meh

Life Changing Recipe!

Hey folks,
Do you feel abandoned? Are you lonely? Do you think that your life means to others as much as words of George Bush to Dalailama's religious thought?

Ta daaaa:

Don't be desperate! Although there's no possible treatment for your lethal illness, brother Peter has a good news for you! Memorize as many Greek vocabulary words as possible and try to remember them, it works! During an hour of accomplishing this tremendous task, you have a chance to actually avoid thinking about it. Wow. What a good news, friends. Have a good day/night/morning/afternoon... anything.

Oh well...

Screw it! I had a long blog post but it got deleted in the process of saving. I hate these dichotomic reactions within the flow of data. You should hate it too. Anyway, just so you know.. I was supposed to have a week off, yet my geeky soul made me stay in the library for a few days (it felt like years) so that I could write my OT theology paper which I dislike immensely! Well, I guess Peter laboured in vain. This week was a pivotal one for me from various perspectives. First, I learned that the thought of intentional withdrawal from general social activity is a real notion and can be decided for and embraced deliberately. Second, I learned that this phenomenon is a real possibility. Third, I learned that this reality has its practical outcomes. Fourth, I realized that these outcomes can be visible. Fifth, I learned that there can be situations, wherein a plethora of reasons for such an attitude emerges. Finally, I still have not committed myself to it. Thanks for your attention.