Goes To Eleven

Well, it's been a bit since I've written, so here goes. Apparently, people at my school don't notice that I'm actually allowed to participate in gym now, so I can just sit out. Yay for ignorant health departments! Additionally, I managed to bomb a science test, which was only lightened by passing tests in three of my other classes. I've been reading a lot about OpenMoko, this Linux-based phone platform, and it seems to be compatible-ish with a Palm Treo. The question is, do I sacrifice a stable, mediocre OS for an unstable, good OS? What do you think? Also, I'm now working full-time on part-time projects, putting off fixing my PHP scripts. This includes drawing comics, writing stupid encryption algorithms, fixing my teacher's band's website, learning script.aculo.us, and writing blog posts. Wewt, my so-far undisclosed project, should be finished and all polished up for a late December release. Finally...well, I can't think of anything else. I'll post again in about a week, if I feel like it. I'm sure you have better blogs to read. :P

Posted by Lane Lawley at 09:17 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

Rush-Henrietta School District:

I have recently noticed your choice of rehiring the alleged criminal Lynn Taliento, following her release from jail. I can only say that this choice somewhat disturbs me; disregarding whether she is guilty, or not. The fact that you would immediately hire someone who has been released from jail (and into a building full of children, no less) astounds me. Honestly, I think we need a district who cares a bit more about our kids; the children from her class admitted to having their social security numbers requested! I don't know about anybody else, but (albeit undetermined) this makes me feel very unsafe. Doesn't it make you feel unsafe, RH? I'll admit, I don't have the information needed to determine whether this woman is guilty or not. But until a verdict is reached, I'd prefer not to have her in my school. Thank you, RH District, for taking the time to read this. Or did you not?
:-)

Decode this entry. (WARNING: the preceding link has somewhat explicit language that you may find inappropriate, yet completely hilarious. Thank you, Ze Frank, for your idea of punctuation substitution.)

Lane.

Posted by Lane Lawley at 07:29 PM | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBacks (0)

Since my "Mask Theory" post, I've had several interesting conversations on the subject, and have decided to post a follow-up. Most of the conversations I've had have started with a slightly more colloquial version of my theory being a laughable claim, which I've tried to disprove on numerous occasions. In fact, my theory is taking effect in myself. I find myself being more articulate and outgoing, much like my avatar, as opposed to how I used to act. Granted, some people don't like this, but I do. Of course, I'm not the only person this has happened to. There are several of my friends in Second Life who have told me they yell a lot in Second Life, for things they would never yell about in real life. Albeit a bit hard to track in Teen SL, I'm sure the Main Grid has these types of things everywhere. I'd write a longer, more detailed post, but I'm not allowed to go to the Main Grid (access to which I would need to perpetuate the following post I had planned). So, I'm cutting it off here.

-Lane

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