SO.School, home, Oblivion. And I got a bit addicted.
*goes back to game*
Theatre tomorrow! Journey's End in Richmond, should be a laugh :)
LATERS. ♥
Sleepy byes now. Happy dreaming. If you have nightmares, then happy not sleeping. I suggest learning how to lucid dream. If you can lucid dream AND you have nightmares, then happy getting rid of your nightmares. If you can lucid dream and you don't have nightmares, jump off the nearest building, fly to my house and teach me how to do it.
Last night I decided to get changed into the clothes I wore today because then I wouldn't have to waste time getting dressed in the morning. Genius.

Oooh! I also had a three way MSN conversation with Sarah and Anthony. Now for a phone conversation. Mwahahaha. >:)
Yeah...nothing else happened. Except I was going to tidy my room and find the cable for my Blackberry so I could show you all the plasticine face I made out of stolen plasticine, but, as you can see, I didn't.
Think about it! No addiction, which means you're less likely to become dependent on them, which means you're less likely to get lung cancer and less people die. Yay!
Which was a fair point, if you think about it. Ok - maybe Hitler wasn't a hero as such. But he still forced his way through what most people thought and turned what he thought into what everyone else thought and set up the Nazi Party. Which, in a way, was still resisting conformity because he didn't do what everyone else did. It's like retrograde social heroism. And it's all relative too - people in the Nazi Party would have considered Hitler a social hero because he set about doing what they all believed in. They all believed in purifying Germany and attempting to create a master race for the greater good. For HIS greater good, anyway. Hitler was a fantastic leader. He was one of the most effective and determined leaders this world has ever seen. Completely evil, yes. And he did unforgivable things. But he was brilliant.