I just found out that I was eligible for OJT this summer, that is if I'd pass my 4 majors
this semester. This new found pressure is killing me; 4 projects/requirements, 2 of which I'm the leader. When I was chosen to be leader for the 2, I made it clear that I am an irresponsible person; I am allergic to responsibility. My half-hearted protests didn't seem to matter to them; maybe, a part of me wanted to find out how it'd feel, responsibility. I'll say this to you: that part of me should be shot. I'm way behind my org chem (an F on midterm), I've got a mediocre C for Philo - which I would've been acing, and I'm now dropping Math 2. Ok, you got me, the last one was my intention, I have no passion for math.
Not only that, but I think my competence is starting to betray me. In a sense that I'm getting into a lot of trouble, responsibility, lately. My I/O group project looks at the elected leader as but a puppet leader, and me as the puppet master. It may sound cool, but
it's not; because in doing so, I've made myself the "go-to guy". Again, it may sound cool but it's just euphemism for responsibility. I think it was Charlie Manson who said, "I don't
fit in society and I am incompetent. I'm definitely incompetent. I'll say that, I'll say that. There's nothing wrong with being incompetent cause you don't have to do as much, if you're competent then you've got a lot to do", and now I'm beginning to believe what he's saying. Oh dear me, what would Hitler do if he knew my dealings with this kind of lot.
In a way, I'd say responsibility and my competence is killing me. It'd be too easy for me to blame all my problems on my newly acquired responsibility; it'd be to weird if I'd blame it
all on the Media. I once read on a book, Master Student, that the first step in responsibility, is to blame it all on me; or to be exact, I created it all. Irrational, I know, but the author made sense (If you want to know what it means, I recommend you read the
book).
My body's experiencing withdrawal symptoms from all this responsibility, my once forsaken study habits threaten to comeback, my journals are starting to make sense, then to top it
all off I'm becoming the responsible one - evident when I made myself the third party judge, who would've guessed that my objective and detached personality can be counselor material.
And this happened to me twice! I tried reasoning to myself that I may be just showing off, no big deal. But at the back of mind, Daddy long-neck (my other alter ego) tells me, "even dongkhae knows you're lying". Someday I'll prove Daddy long-neck wrong. And you know I will go out of my way, to prove that I'm an arseh---, and someday I'm gonna wear a crown, even if it's idiot for the day.
On a lighter note, instead of me prematurely ending this journal with the usual quote of the days, I'd like to impart to you, beloved reader, my plans for my mice maze Psych project-Learning.
I. Objective
Normally, when a mice is presented/placed in a maze, their first impulse is to follow the scent of the food, using the fastest route possible. My objective, therefore, is to train the mice (either Lestat & Louis; I know they're not names for 2 female rats, f*ck off! Ah, but I digress, really) into taking the longest path possible. And to make it challenging , on my part, I'll construct/design a maze that has an obvious shortcut. Somewhat like this, but without the rat gnawing its way through the maze:
[link]II. Time frame
As long as it takes
III. Materials
illustration board for the maze
IV. Procedures, strategies and activities.
1. Beg them to cooperate
2. Try bargaining obedience for food
3. Reason with them, appeal to their better nature/higher intellect
4. Threaten them, violence is an option here, a bit of blood spilt here and there is in order
5. Separate them, Lestat and Louis, take Louis hostage, then blackmail Lestat.
6. If the other sill won't cooperate, cut the tail off Louis; let Lestat know that you ain't joking around.
7. Give Lestat a birthday present. You ask it's not his birthday, well that's not the point. The point is to give Lestat a birthday present ... the head of Louis.
8. ... Torture
9. If Lestat still won't cooperate, you can always put a bullet in its head. Then plead mercy from Ma'am Jho to take pity on your sad fate. Provided, of course, that you didn't use a gun ... cause no one would take pity on what you did, you sick sick person.
Well, that's all for today. Any similarity to any person, whether living, dead, or dying is intentional. If you really believe all that's been written above, then f--k off! I'm an arseho---, and I approve of this message.
note to self: Go to a shrink, then ask Why do you always have to act like a crazy person and why do you have to refer to yourself in the third person whenever you write something.
... if the shrink tells you that maybe you truly are crazy, pay him. It was worth the laugh.
... if the shrink tells you that there's nothing wrong with you, pay him. It's your obligation dum², plus it was worth the laugh.
note to those who didn't get it: try searching tongue in cheek humor. I know some where a bit out of taste, I'll try harder next time. Until then, bye.
*title is from Stephen Colbert
quote of the day:
Valentines only apply to already paired couples. For those who are not, then it's just another Saturday. - House