Movie

Went through a bunch of crap today with the registrar. Apparently I never actually took chemistry seminar last semester... I guess I was hoodwinked! Who knew that you could be on the class list, attend all the classes and turn in the assignments without taking the class.

I went home and watched a movie. Its called Traitor. It stars Don Cheadle as a traitor. It was definitely one of the better movies I have seen lately. There was a bit of action, but that wasn't the main point. Cheadle played his character very well, everything came off very realistically. Combine this with the subject matter and you get a movie that is very thought provoking. I give it three point five out of four bow wows.

Also there was a scene with a TTC streetcar in it and I was all like "Toronto!" next line: "Welcome to Toronto Samir"

Things I have done today rather than write about compounds containing interpnictogen bonds.

1. nap
2. smoke a cigarette
3. make tea (tey), at least three times
4. sweep the stairs
5. look at the garden, just look
6. stay up to date on digg
7. stay up to date on slashdot
8. read the majority of impudent strumpet
9. browse the bikes section of craigslist
10. browse the farm and garden section of craigslist
11. read trivial pursuit questions to my housemates
12. read the wikipedia page for atheism
13. read the wikipeadia page for llamas

Lights

Right now I am supervising a computer lab. The lab has large windows with an abundance of natural light. Two students and myself were happily working in this environment until a third showed up and with out a second of hesitation flipped on the florescent lights. I get the feeling that if a student were to walk into a room and do the opposite (turn off the lights) there would be some kind of backlash for this behavior. Why the double standard?