Mwha ha ha ha!

I've just had a small taste of the glee hackers get when they circumvent the law. See this image below? You can only get it in two places, off the internet at about 200 pixels across OR full size (aprox. 70x50 cm) from Mardel's Christian Bookshopp in US and A's Bible Belt for about $200. It's copyright, so you can't right click the fullsize image. So I took a screen shot. Worried that I'm making this public? They can sue me if they want to. That would be a really Christian thing to do, now wouldn't it?



It's now sitting on the desktop at about 500 pixels across, and I just printed one out for the caption contest I'm having at the All American party tomorrow night. As for the image, doesn't it just defy expression or comment? Which means the caption contest could prove difficult, but I'm excited with what people might come up with.

I love creating novel party themes. I should be a party planner but its probably a hard industry to crack and my ideas are too left field. Like a "Tie Die is Back In" Party and a "Monsters Come Out of the Closet" Party. I'd also love to throw one where everyone has to dress like Elton John.

I think that's why I'm doing Museum Studies. It's a respectable way to plan educational, serious, government funded "parties"...

o_O

...I think I'm just rationalizing doing something so unsexy as Masters in Museum Studies. I used to enjoy telling people I did philosophy. I said it with so much pride. Now I'm embaressed and usually have to prefix it with "this sounds really nerdy, but..." It's just about the most unsexy thing to study. People are usually suprised or bored or boredly suprised when I tell them what it is I do. Actually "tell" is not the right word, since I avoid telling people. It's more a "don't ask, don't tell policy", but people always freaking ask. Surely there are more exciting things we can talk about, people?