Saturday, November 5

Who needs to make out?

[00:10] I2OIENTO: here we are at midnight debating pastrys
[00:11] IndubitablyDyl: We are truly the intellectual elite.

Friday, November 4

"Hey hot stuff, I know a janitor's closet that is missing a few screws. Want to help me fix it?"

"Rosencrantz is dead
Guildenstern is too.
My quintessence of dust
Belongs to you."

Now, with such sterling original compositions like those, I absolutely can't stay single forever!

*le sigh*

Tuesday, November 1

I'd like to take a moment to give mad props to my stress pill(s). I'm nothing but sweat and tears without you baby!

Sunday, October 30

I'd like to take this time to acknowledge a grave wrong I have committed and hopefully my apology can render remove some of the intense guilt and night-terrors I've received as a result of this grievous wrong.

In the past, I have frequently slandered the name of Gustav Mahler. I have balked at the idea of listening to his music, telling everyone how horrendous it is and that it should best be avoided by good, honest, pure-hearted people.

Well, dear readers, I was wrong. I'm not proud of my comments, but I feel it is my duty to make amends. I have listened to a number of Mahler's symphonies (5 to this point, I believe), and I must say they are quite enjoyable. Not Dvorak, or even Ralph Vaughn Williams enjoyable, but still quality pieces of music.

Hence, I retract my previous comments about Mahler and encourage all of you to at least take him into consideration. Thank you for your time.

Saturday, October 29

Thursday, October 27

Friends, and non-Quakers amongt you, today I must make a confession. It is something I have held back, been ashamed of, tried to keep in the hidden confines of the deepest darkest recesses of my mind, but I can no more remain silent. It must come out.

I, Dylan Fort Meggs, am an English major.

I know. I, too, have denied it. This very day, the thought practically drove me into a seething rage. But fear not, my faithful companions. I am an educator first, an english major second. I am not some lukewarm, "I like English, but not unemployment" type of fellow! That is simply not how I roll.

I want to teach. I crave it. It is my fiercest desire, to interact in a fun, but intellectual environment in which I alone am the master, like some supreme, omniscient terrorist with my Stockholm-riddled hostages clamoring for me to receive grotesque pay increases. Mmmm, tastes like brainwash!

So anyway, I decided I can beat all those other schmoes out of the good teaching jobs by being energetic, learned, and, perhaps, just a little bit sexy. I need to pad my resume, but I refuse to do things for padding alone. I mean, I may not be well endowed, but boobs aren't everything! Er... I mean credentials. Wait... ANYWAY, I want to definitely start a branch of the Card-board Club here at UT, maybe volunteer more, and apply for a position on the Issues Committee. That should help a bit. And then, of course, I'll charm them at the interview. I might not even have to take off my pants! (For better or worse : /).

So, suffice it to say, my self-esteem/confidence/energy/blood pressure spiked today. Perhaps it'll plummet back into an abysmal depression, I don't know. But for now, I'm going to enjoy it! Enjoy it... like a fox! Or a ferret. Or some sort of weasel-esque creature, sans social stigma.

So... hooray!