I just don't understand... What is it about new mainstream rap music that ignites the rage in me? Any other genre of music can be blasted at loud volumes around me, and it stirs no reaction in me, but as soon as someone comes into the (quiet) computer lab blasting some new chocolatety song by some new chocolatety rapper-- I just feel like getting up, snapping their Beats headphones in half, and shoving the broken pieces up their donkey.

They make it even more annoying than what is by singing the chocolatety lyrics out loud in their chocolatety voice as if someone wants to hear that poo poo. I don't even know how I've managed to keep my patience for so long! I am thankful for the fact that after awhile, once the asshole(s) notices that no one gives a spoon about the chocolatety music they're listening to, they eventually turn it down. That or a staff member comes out and reprimands them. Which leads me to believe that they're doing it to illicit some sort of reaction from the other students in the first place, or to just generally disturb the peace.

Humans are interesting.

Especially girls (here at least). Seriously... They'll bat their (fake) eyelashes at you, grab onto your arm, rub you, lick their lips at you, look into your eyes longingly...

Makes me wonder how far they've gone or will go for other items that only cost $1.25 here. It's really not surprising, considering that most of the girls here are either whores or users, or both.

The only decent girls here are nerds (which is not a bad thing to me), the ones I've managed to befriend with absolutely no effort. Those girls are the only girls that I consider to be my real friends. Then there are the whores that say "hi" to me regularly (I say "hi" back and keep walking), thinking that if they maintain some minimal communication with me, they can get something from me in the future. Those girls, I do not trust at all. I do not care how hot they are to the general population of boys and ultra dykes here; they're disgusting to me.

Humans are quite interesting indeed.