The Two Seperate Categories of Evil and Ken Jennings
So the other day, Saturday or something, I made a chocolate cake (Devil's food) and it was from a box, but it now has a full cup of pudding! Anyway, so I then added some chocolate chips, and made buttercream frosting, which is excellent by the way.
And while I'm making this, from the point of getting out a stick of butter to the final frosting, Sara frequently reminds me that I'm evil, and I also remind her of that fact because I know how much she enjoys calling me evil. I think she is most fond of it right after I've handed her a no-longer needed utensil that is covered in either batter or frosting.
But the point. Sara comments on how she's going to gather all of her self-control and not eat a bunch of it.
Well, fortunately for her, I apparently am not immune to my own evil.
The Cake is Gone.
But now, on to Ken Jennings, who despite what you might be thinking, has no relation to the evil topic.
I simply want to state that this man is much, much smarter than we all first suspected. He got on Jeopardy just when the rules changed to allow him to stay as long as he could. Then after becoming rather famous, he signs himself up for some endorsement deals. And the commercials, while dumb and completely playing off his Jeopardy fame and role, no doubt pay quite well.
The man, if he chooses, will never, ever have to work again.
Frankly, good for him.
Smart, smart man.
Oh, and hey, I was watching Gilmore Girls and Lorelai said her brain was like the Beatles playing Shea stadium: "there are girls screaming and I think George is fighting with Ringo."
I thought it was amusing.
Well, later.
Oh, and have you noticed the new additions --> -->
Quotes and internet links. -->
Fun.
Luego.
And while I'm making this, from the point of getting out a stick of butter to the final frosting, Sara frequently reminds me that I'm evil, and I also remind her of that fact because I know how much she enjoys calling me evil. I think she is most fond of it right after I've handed her a no-longer needed utensil that is covered in either batter or frosting.
But the point. Sara comments on how she's going to gather all of her self-control and not eat a bunch of it.
Well, fortunately for her, I apparently am not immune to my own evil.
The Cake is Gone.
But now, on to Ken Jennings, who despite what you might be thinking, has no relation to the evil topic.
I simply want to state that this man is much, much smarter than we all first suspected. He got on Jeopardy just when the rules changed to allow him to stay as long as he could. Then after becoming rather famous, he signs himself up for some endorsement deals. And the commercials, while dumb and completely playing off his Jeopardy fame and role, no doubt pay quite well.
The man, if he chooses, will never, ever have to work again.
Frankly, good for him.
Smart, smart man.
Oh, and hey, I was watching Gilmore Girls and Lorelai said her brain was like the Beatles playing Shea stadium: "there are girls screaming and I think George is fighting with Ringo."
I thought it was amusing.
Well, later.
Oh, and have you noticed the new additions --> -->
Quotes and internet links. -->
Fun.
Luego.
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