Calm down, dumbass.

When philosophy questions are about what somebody thought, I don’t really give a shit. I don’t like how we have to memorize who said what. Now, if you just give me a concept and have me run with it, I’m better off. I’ll learn something on my own, I dare say.

Heck, I did just that. I didn’t fully Pull A Timmy on the Metaphysics midterm, but I sure as hell didn’t completely fail. I did bad on the first question because I was just reciting from memory something from my notes, not something I was really sure about or cared about. The second question I did was about… memory-theory of identity. I ended up concluding by saying that events cause memories, not the other way around, so to use memories as an indication of events is to commit the error of assuming the antecedent. Let me tell you, I had no idea I was going to make that connection when I started writing. The third one was about “temporary intrinsics”. I read the piece by David Lewis before, but it didn’t stick with me. I skimmed it last night, aannnddd, more or less went with what I heard in class? Actually, I free-wheeled. We’ll see whether that was good or bad. Lewis used the phrase “temporary intrinsic” to ascribe to the property of.. say, how I’m sitting right now. I am sitting. But I can later be standing. I am sitting and standing. Yadda, yadda. I ended up pointing out that the world is subject to change and that if we say that sitting is a “temporary intrinsic”, then almost all intrinsic properies are “temporary” because they’re subject to change.

Babble I may, there’s no way I’ll get full credit. Helps to actually answer the questions. : D

Feeling relieved after coming back from College Ave, I signed back to my room. Howzin`. *nods* God damn, it’s going to be weird having a roommate next year. I’ve been so blessed this year. I couldn’t have gone through with my tuggification without the amount of privacy I’ve had. I uh. Hmm. We’ll see how things happen next year. Just given how integrated it is into my life, I’ll have to tell the next roommate. After all, this isn’t something I can hide like my undies. I do take it off at night. And um. *smirks* This should be humorous – at least for everybody else to read about.

I went over to the academic office to: Declare my major, and change my graduation year. Five minutes later, I left with two declaration of major forms in my hand. *laughs* I laughed internally at how stupidly easy it was. I didn’t even need my unofficial transcript, the lady had one on hand. She just filled out a form of what core requirements I’ve hit. I know what classes I’ve taken and that I need two more classes to finish off my core requirements. Ha ha. She said I actually don’t need to change my graduation year. As long as I just keep showing up and don’t fill out a diploma form, I’m fine. *laughs* Guess I can start saying that I’ll be graduating in 2006.

It just have grabbed you that I said two declaration of major forms. As I expected all along (but was unsure because I thought that “something better might come along), I’m going to double major in Computer Science and Philosophy. All things considered, I can do it with four classes to spare. This, with the same five classes a semester. Soo.. why not? I’ll probably use the “spare classes” for at least one extra CS class, and another philosophy class. FOR FUN. And if you’re wondering why I want a fifth year, it’s because there’s no way in hell I’m taking 8 CS classes (to finish off the major) next year. No way I’m taking 4 CS classees a semester (plus a core requirement each semester), I’d crumble under the pressure.

So yeah. I love breasts in my mouth.