… “And you’ll say, and you’ll say. Wake now prince, there’s a moon and sky above, and a jealous moon in love and they are starved for our attention.”
I may as well post before the week begins.
I have so much english homework that I should have done during the week, but I did not care enough to do it. Study habits are learned at a young age, so I suppose I should get started now? The World Literature book is ridiculously boring and asks the stupidest questions, so I choose to not spend my time that way. And I play Earthbound. I’m such a loser.
I went to the marching band competition last night. Riza’s band did not even win because they were sponsoring the event. I do not understand why they played in the first place, but that may be just me. It was freezing, though, and I did not think enough to bring a coat. So I ended up wearing Riza’s mother’s jacket (which was completely PNW, I’m telling you. Everyone around here wears them.) and looked like an eskimo. And Angela videotaped me dancing in the car to Riza’s mother’s Korean pop music, because it is techno and somewhere within it, a horse neighs. I do not understand, either, but it’s really dance-able.
… It is so sweet, though, and it makes me want to punch myself.
I painted today and hung up my newest creation. I’m getting better at this, even if the paintings are completely geometric and way too colorful for the average person.
I failed the science aspect of our standardized test. I took it a year early as a freshman last year, so I suppose it’s fine. I got all the points possible for writing, go figure. My english teacher outed me for it. I do not see it as an achievement, really, since the test is for idiots, even if it is state-wide. omgz i need to use counting blocks in order to do the math part!1! D: I weep for the future.
… And did I mention that I am five points short of passing the science part?!! Yah, I’m going to have to retake it to earn those five points back. I’m not enthused, since the science part is so meticulous. That makes me want to punch myself even more.
We were watching a film on evolution in world history last week, and Tyler sat next to me. He said quite loudly, “Read the bible!”
At that moment I realized, with amazing passion and absolutely no sympathy, that he is an idiot. I almost turned around and said, “Did your God make fossils just to trick us?!” Oh, frustration.
“Which bothers you more - that you were the last to learn that your bible is filled with claims which have been dispelled by science or that some uppity scientist had the nerve to say so?” - Atheist Revolution
This is exactly the kind of thing that gets me angry when it comes to religious people. I’m sorry, but what did he expect that to accomplish by saying that? It probably did not get up there to Jeebus, and it certainly did not get through to anyone else in the room. He just ended up looking like a jerk.
Another thing is, they think that religion entirely replaces science. Tyler may as well have gone up to Stephen Hawking in his lab, while he’s working with his quasars and being smart, and said, “Stephen, I know you’re a smart guy and everything…
“But look here- the universe wasn’t created by a big bang, look- God made the universe! In six days and six nights…”
I’m not saying this about all religious people, mind you- I’m saying this about every religious fundamentalist. I may be a very passionate atheist, but I would not do anything like he did. I am polite, gosh darn it. When people bring up religion, I’m fine with it. I do not always argue about it. I only do it when people are propagandizing it to me, or criticizing atheism, or talking about how wonderful it is and not being neutral. If I don’t agree with what they are saying, mostly because they do not have their facts straight, then I say something.
Some dude: “You scared the bejesus out of me!”
Me: “You suck.”
:D
… Take that, Jeebus!





