I know I'm supposed to be boycotting Kingdom of Loathing, and luckily their holiday festivities have failed to entice me the way that I know WoW's will. Crass consumerist gold-grubbing goblins!
I'd like to thank a few people for making a major change in my life. First off is
And now, that year in review stupid meme thing, just because

- January: I have ten hours of Metal Mania, five hours of South Park, four hours of Sopranos, an hour and a half of Blind Date (for
petemagyar), three hours of Da Ali G Show, an hour of Family Guy, an hour of Futurama, and two hours of Iron Chef... all at my command.
- February: ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF
madisonwi:
jenniever AND I WILL BE THERE FIRST WEEKEND OF MARCH IF WE CAN GET OFF FROM WORK AND FIND A PLACE TO STAY AND ALL THAT!
- March: Tomorrow after work,
jenniever and I depart on our
wideathtrip to
madisonwi.
- April: Funniest pranks so far...
- May: There's kickass new maps for Halo 2.
- June: Between the selling of permanent accounts cheapening everything and the updated draconian TOS, I've had it with LJ.
- July: The crazy Canucks haven't eaten me yet.
- August: Well, this is a far less violent Iron Maiden environment to explore.
- September: I've seen a few of you plug it already, but if you're interested at all in how things are going in New Orleans, you should read
interdictor.
- October: Pete's father has passed away More details in another post tonight.
- November: Stolen from
miscca, one of the people I hope to see during Year of the E-Friend as it winds down.
- December: First person who replies to this is mentally insane and needs to get professional help.
The semester wraps up. Tomorrow morning I have to turn in a 5-10 page econometrics paper drawn from the project I gave a presentation on this past Monday, and then take a final for that class. The project? Trying to determine if higher paid student helpdesk employees do more while on desk, trying to see if people who do more are paid more (a different question in a way), and attempting to find statistics to prove senioritis and burnout. My findings? Students who are paid more get more done, but the highest contributing factor to getting paid more is to have been around
