Today was an rather uneventful day. I went to class and took a very long test in global studies. But the real event that happened was in math. A guy sits behind my friend. My friend sits next to me. We sit in the 2nd row from the back. So this guy's seat is against the back wall. We have lunch in the middle of the block so when we came back from lunch this guy told us that he was drunk off sanitizer. I tried to act friendly but he lacked common sense and was speaking to no one. He also acted weird. The teacher may not have realized but he stood up and left the room while my teacher was talking. He came back 5 minutes later. The teach asked him where he went. He was like, no wherr. So then this guy starts to show my friend pictures and videos of when he got caught by the popo smoking weed. And he also told the guy sitting in front of me that one time he used his house as an escape from the popo. All while he drunk and high. Oh well.
Today is my friend's birthday party. I askedmy dad if I could go three days ago. He said okay. Today my mom told me that there was some kind of festival thing at a temple and that we have to go as a family. I gots mad. I have to go to the party. At the end of the fight I won with a sprained wrist. Yup. Good times. And I still have to record a gameplay of Skullgirls. But my xbox controller wouldn't connect to it half the time. So I can't record.
Evrr since I came back from India I have noticed that my weekends mostly consisted of one or two things. The weekend I got back from India was themed on hanging out with my friends. This long weekend was themed on my projects and the DC comics show: Arrow. I favor Marvel more than DC. The only superheroes I like in DC are Batman, Green Arrow, Wonder Woman, and the Flash. I like, from Marvel, Wolverine, Spiderman, Iron Man, War Machine, Thor, Captain America, and Hulk. But I digress, this weekend was okay. Arrow is a great show but I'm still in the first season on episode 19. And my second project still needs assembling.
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