So I was reading Miss Trista's blog and I started thinking about plagiarism. Why do people do it? Well, I suppose that I know the answer to that, because people want others to think they are smart, especially when they really arn't. I know I used to plagiarize back in my highschool days so I didn't have to actually write stuff out. Yeah, I was a BIG copy/paste fan. Most the stuff I really didn't care if it sounded good, I just wanted to get a grade other than the zero I would normally get for not doing it. I mean, it's really simple to not get caught, copy/paste, dumb-it-up, and make sure not to put that website in the bibliography. You may ask, "What's the point? Where are you going with this?" Honestly, I'm not going anywhere with this, I'm just trying to milk the clock here at work and I am incredibly bored. So I think that I will find something else to ramble about because plagiarism is dumb.

Let's talk about Nate's diarrhea. On second thought, lets not...

I know! This damn time change! All you people in Indiana and Arizona are some lucky fuckers. Having to get up an hour early sucks. Now the autumn time change is really great, get to sleep an extra hour, it gets dark earlier, and all sorts of good stuff. Makes me miss the wintertime already. I love winter! It's all cold and dark and dreary... just the way I like it. I miss the snow... ... ... I don't really, I live in Texas and don't actually get any snow. But I used to live in Michigan and, boy, do I know snow. I remember making 'forts' in the snow. Digging under the rather large banks that the road-scraper-salter-things would leave, I could get quite the tunnel system going. Here in Texas it only ices. And when it does ice, all of Texas shuts down. And I mean completely. It's really quite humorous. Businesses close, nobody goes on the roads, everything just shuts down. But then again, my work is one of those places that closes down, so I guess it's not that bad. Speaking of work, I think I'm ready to go home, got an extra half-hour in and if I leave now I will make it just in time for my AA meeting. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.