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I was wandering the livejournal posts of friends and their communities, and happened upon this bit of glorious news:

Anyone been to the GSU lately?

It seems Panda Express has replaced Burger King.

The guys who run the operations of the GSU (and I know them well what with their bribing us with delicious GSU candy during P-Host trainings) need an Unsung Hero award for that stroke of genius. Orange chicken…every day…watch out.

Two words: Giggity giggity!

Part 1: Seth MacFarlane

Part 2: Peter Griffin

Part 3: Stewie

Part 4: Quagmire

The remaining cool CS kids and I drove down to New Jersey for Beckee’s graduation party for Memorial Day weekend. The pics are all on Dan’s website: http://www.dankirsh.com/gallery/summer2006/beckeeGradParty/, but this one was worth a “framing” on my blog. The trip was a blast. Highlights included but aren’t limited too:

Leslie rediscovering her childhood.
The smallest town ever! Washington, NJ (Hometown-friendly), population 6000.
Shit and Mr. Shoemaker.
Best playscape ever, and scariest slide ever. Movie here.
The random stops along the way, including Fishkill and Pleasantville (with unpleasant gas prices).
The devil child.
LCR and Acronymity.

So one of the funniest sites I have ever come across came from a link in one of my facebook groups that I’m a part of, “I Have Black Friends.” Although it’s not the most PC group and I am not one to play the race card, being a BU student and being around the whitest white folks I have ever met, having black friends is a big deal. The sad evidence towards my statement is the group barely has 40 people. Anywho, the official website for the group is http://www.blackpeopleloveus.com. It is hilarious, check it out. Even my black friends would appreciate it, I think. To my white friends, please don’t try this at home.

If anyone wants to know the pressures of being me, read this article. Even though I attend another college across the Charles from MIT, I’m learning the same college lessons. You see folks, you don’t need to go to MIT to learn things.

What I Learned From MIT. Click Here to Read