A Certain Saint's blog

On any average day, I carry around two credit cards, a cell phone, an iPod, a graphing calculator, and a laptop. On any average day, my net worth is upwards of $2,000.00. At my house, I have an external hard-drive, high speed internet, digital cable, hundreds of books, a coffee maker, and a couple thousand CDs and DVDs. Yet, I don’t need any of these things.  Read More »

I have a great love for the subject of chemistry. I love a subject that is black and white – the reactants react or they don’t. Somehow, it is comforting that, in a world filled with shades of grey, there is still black and white. For example, it is a fact that ozone is produced faster than it decomposes. It is a fact that there is a 25,000,000 km² hole in the Ozone Layer.  Read More »

Nothing annoys a potential constituent more than watching an eighteen-year-old traipse through their lawn and up to their door. Except, perhaps, when the teenager begins to knock loudly while ringing the doorbell. Even then, it may or may not be exacerbated by the sheer fact that it still smelled like five in the morning. Of course, it wasn’t five in the morning – it was eight.  Read More »

I've recently been debating my Mother on Campaign Politics. She received an email from some family concerning McCain's family and that got her to talking over the news this morning which was going on about the debt incurred by Ex-Presidential Candidate, Hilary Clinton.

So I raised my opinion: I want a presidential candidate that can run as a SERIOUS candidate with $100.  Read More »

As I am not a fan of the current election (or most politics, as I don't have $100M), I have to say that the news is pretty slow if you're to believe the local NBC affiliate.

However, I was doing a little online snooping and came across a terrible injustice: The M&M Mars Company is trying to kill the Naked Cowboy!  Read More »

I left ProgressiveU in March due to a disagreement over the handling of certain issues beyond my control (and it had nothing to do with my maturity level). Since then, I've been really bored. You have no idea what it's like to have nothing to do on the internet (seeing as you're reading this post). I have, however, never quit reading blogs posted on ProU.  Read More »