|
February 5th - Today is a great in the history
of Latvia

The sidebar is finally up... with little to no content. Let me know
if the page design works for you.
My entire school is freaking out ever since these randomly placed
"Columbine-esque" messages keep popping up everywhere.
Something like this happened about two weeks ago but they all our
secretive school board said was that they caught the guy and we
all though that was the last of it. Well now someone has gone and
carved something along the lines of "I want to kill all you
fuckers like in Columbine" in a bathroom stall. Keep in mind
that I said carved. No, this wasn't some absent-minded fuck
with a pencil, or perhaps even a pen cleverly disguised as a medical
syringe or a dolphin.
No, this was some crazy bastard with a switchblade. 99% of
me thinks it's just some guy who wanted to scare some people. If
so, good job, because half the school is probably staying home tomorrow.
But there's always this 1% of me that thinks "Ok, today we're
not going to shove Jimmy Two-Step into a locker... just in
case." That Jimmy Two-Step is a dangerous kid.
But seriously, I know this is going to turn into a witch hunt to
single out nerds, freaks and the like. Mr. Minks already told us
he would be watching all of us for any suspicious behavior (I think
I'm going to lay off the McDonald's massacre stories for a while).
And the teachers are all monitoring who goes to the bathroom so
they can figure out who would have the opportunity to write the
threats... or have the opportunity to... you know... pee. I hate
how it's only the loner kids they have to check on. Like, they're
already unpopular; do we really need to accuse them of plotting
murder? That's messed up. But if you're set on checking out some
geeks and their behavioral patterns, check the anime club first.
I stopped by the club room after school just to see what they were
up to. A room full of maladjusted teenage kids laughing their asses
off at some batshit crazy anime called "Galaxy
Angel," is a sight to behold. I almost miss them... those
fanboys in the mist... But then again, I've already figured out
every anime is the same. Some random guy, who would normally be
a complete loner, ends up living with a whole mess of beautiful
females and then wackiness ensues, usually involving one or more
of the many body parts of the various aforementioned females. Then
you just take that formula and add some stupid twist on it, like,
all the girls are from outer space ("Tenchi Muyo"). Or
the guy also transforms into a girl at all the wrong times ("Ranma
1/2"). Or better yet, every time the main characters attempt
to have sex the girl turns into a cat ("Fruits
Basket"). "Japan, making bestiality fun again."
I really need a picture of me like, hugging Domo-Kun
or something like that, with the caption "I Love Japan!"
That way I can just put that image in like, every entry. Josh,
get on that.
Also I guess the Grammy's are coming up. I don't really like to
watch these events, because all they do is make me angry (I know
Avril Lavigne will win every category she is nominated for, and
it tears me up inside). But, I never realized how
many categories there are! I mean, I guess they don't televise
all the unpopular categories, or else just show them for like a
second and then cut to an interview with Justin Timberlake about
how big his ding-dong is. Frankly though, out of all the categories,
the only one that matters this year is Best Polka Album.
So many Polka hits have struck this year, that it seems impossible
to pick just one.
And The Nominees Are...
"Versalicious!" by Eddie Blazonczyk's Versatones.
"Polkas in Black and White" by Jerry Darlak and
the Touch.
"LynnMarie and the Boxhounds" by LynnMarie.
"Just for You" by Walter Ostanek and Bob Kravos.
"Strike Up the Band" by Dennis Polisky and the
Maestro's Men
and...
"Let's Polka 'Round" by Jimmy Sturr.
Frankly, any band that can get away with calling themselves "Jerry
Darlak and the Touch" deserve to win. It sounds like an educational
children's book about child molestation. "Jerry knew that the
teacher wasn't supposed to touch him like that, so he yelled 'STOP!
as loud as he could." Jerry Darlak and the Touch, we salute you.
There's this little bit of graphitti you can only see from the window
of Mr. Moran's classroom. All it says is "This is a great
in the history of Latvia" in large red scrawl. It doesn't
make any sense, you keep looking for the word 'day' somewhere in there
but it never appears. And even if the word was there, what are they
referring to? Is it a quote? Is it a statement? Or is it just there
to taunt you, knowing you'll never know what it means? It drove me
crazy for the last 3 months until today in programming class. This
kid Michael figured out an error in his program and suddenly says
"This is a great in the history of Latvia." I laughed, realizing
that someone else had pondered the mystery graphiti too. It didn't
matter that it didn't make sense, in fact, it just made it all the
more interesting. Michael laughed too. And that's all that matters.
And yes, today is a great in the history
of Latvia. Amen.
|