Talking.

[marvinstwin]

Yeah, that... wasn't fun. Awkward. So awkward. But he's definitely given me something to think about. Some people have no filters of any kind, like that one between one's brain and one's mouth the lack of which we all despair and delight of in equal measure. I, on the other hand, seem to have too many. My filters line up in neat little rows between my ears, like gels coloring my thoughts. To continue the theatrical lighting metaphor, I need to turn on a few extra lights and mix towards white. You know how I feel about positive thinking. If someone tells me to think happy thoughts I instantly imagine punching them in the face. Telling me to think neutrally is far more agreeable. As they say in Revista Facetas, "I'm an optimist with experience."

By the by, I just found Revista Facetas on YouTube. It's just as awful as I remember it. Why couldn't we have watched something like that for French? It's so stupid and cheesy that you can't help but be entertained.

Off to go do more Economics homework, which is, by the way, the perfect example of Fresco's Discovery and corollary in action:

If you knew what you were doing, you'd probably be bored. Now, just because you're bored doesn't mean you know what you're doing.