The Crack Between Two Dooms
It was literally about 30 seconds after finishing my midterms when I found out that the final exam schedule is already posted. Way to spoil the mood, man. Can't you people leave me alone?! And my exams span the entire exam period, leaving me with exactly zero extra days off.

It's also two days before the US election. On Tuesday, you'll find me parked in front of the TV from 10-11 pm watching The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Presents Election Night 2004: Prelude to a Recount. I'm laughing already.

Anyway, important to recap a few lessons that I've learned after 2.5 semesters of uni:

1) People who look dumb or who look like they don't have a clue to what's going on are the smartest people you'll ever meet.
2) People who act smart or try to sound smart are idiots.
3) With regards to career choices, you already know what kind of job you want. In fact, you've known since you were like 8 years old. And the biggest irony is that it has nothing to do with what you're studying.
4) People who talk a lot usually have nothing original nor interesting to say. They usually end up repeating what they just said or what other people around them just said.
5) People who don't talk a lot are the most unique people you'll ever meet.
6)Profs who make sense and can teach well will, on the exam, grab your brain, slash it to pieces, then rearrange it and claim that you've learned something.