Top Ten Favorite Sites

Here's a list of awesome people and sites that I visit regularly:

http://www.sjsu.edu/
The San Jose State website...
http://www.vgcats.com/
VG Cats, an awesome web comic about video games - hardly ever updated...
http://www.xkcd.com/
XKCD, a very witty (and often nerdy) web comic with stick figures - updated every other day!
http://www.halolz.com/
Halolz, a blog(?) posting several funny video game-related pictures - updated daily!
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/unskippable
Unskippable, an awesome video series that's like Mystery Science Theater 3000, but with video games - updated weekly.
http://www.cracked.com/
Cracked, a site full of funny and amusing lists and enlightening facts that are relevant to your interests - updated daily!
http://www.daisyowl.com/
Daisy Owl, an amusing web comic about kids raised by a talking owl - updated weekly.
http://www.youtube.com/user/CardGamesFTW/
Yugioh Abridged, a great video series that spoofs the popular anime series - updated weekly.
http://www.gaiaonline.com/
Gaia Online, an anime-based social networking site. It's free and fun.
http://www.deviantart.com/
DeviantArt, an art-based website. Lots of lovely works there, of all sorts.

And Day Two

Tuesday, August 25: the second day of the rest of my life.

Professor Feist, teaching the wonderful subject of psychology, spoke to a large class in a small classroom and told us about the awesome online resources. I'll admit, it sounds cool.

Professor Abrams has a face you won't forget. When he went through the rubric and got to the part saying "no laptops in class," everyone watched as I stopped typing and put mine away. But I did meet two very nice friends: the cute and talkative Kayla and the quiet and technical David.

The food is still very tasty.

SJSU - Day One

"Today is the first day of the rest of your life."

That day was Monday, August 24th. In short, my first day of school went like this:

Professor Dan, dressed in a shirt displaying more Marvel characters than I care to recall, explained to us the fun fun fun we'll have in the class, and even showed us the Numa Numa video.

Professor Eckstone, not unlike Regis Philbin in appearance, taught to a class of nearly 70 students. The class was expected to run for 3 hours. Thankfully for my short attention span (although the material wasn't all that boring), it only went for half as long.

Hot dog, pizza, salad, french fries, Pepsi, iced tea, and apple juice. The food at the dining commons was delicious.