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My older brother Paolo had a job interview all the way in EDSA, meriting an early departure from home... ended up coming on campus well before 9:00, which is my usual time. Hung out with the boys at Caf Down... it's a shame that Ponci didn't turn around at that time. o_o When they all left for their classes, I holed myself in a corner of Caf Up to read the Illiad until the arrival of the regulars.
Ended up running into him during the later half of the morning, before I had to go to Social Anthropology. This was when he told Khursten and I that he planned to give Netsach "underground facilities" in his groundworks for the main building. Suffice to say, co-writer and I -- fresh from the usual gutter talk and Trench Fever Madeness -- found this utterly amusing. XD XD XD
S.A. class came and went, proving itself to be boring as usual in spite of the fact that we're already discussing culture. PE 101 ended up being a free cut (!!!!), so I waited around for Khursten to get out of Fil class. Ran into Sir Jacobo on his way out; he looked really happy to see me. O_O 'Course, I'm not complaining... so far, he's the only teacher to ever give me an A. *ufufufu*
Theo was Theo, and Western Lit was blah. Hung around campus a bit longer for the History Org talk; our moderator's a bit of an asshole, but maybe I was just tired. *shrugs* Now, fresh from a shower and a healthy round of Front Mission 4, I fall back on the Great Question.
To pr0n, or not to pr0n.
I'd like to think that the answer is simpler than I believe it to be.
Ended up running into him during the later half of the morning, before I had to go to Social Anthropology. This was when he told Khursten and I that he planned to give Netsach "underground facilities" in his groundworks for the main building. Suffice to say, co-writer and I -- fresh from the usual gutter talk and Trench Fever Madeness -- found this utterly amusing. XD XD XD
S.A. class came and went, proving itself to be boring as usual in spite of the fact that we're already discussing culture. PE 101 ended up being a free cut (!!!!), so I waited around for Khursten to get out of Fil class. Ran into Sir Jacobo on his way out; he looked really happy to see me. O_O 'Course, I'm not complaining... so far, he's the only teacher to ever give me an A. *ufufufu*
Theo was Theo, and Western Lit was blah. Hung around campus a bit longer for the History Org talk; our moderator's a bit of an asshole, but maybe I was just tired. *shrugs* Now, fresh from a shower and a healthy round of Front Mission 4, I fall back on the Great Question.
I'd like to think that the answer is simpler than I believe it to be.
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