Tuesday, October 30, 2001

Thermal Dynamics of my new head. I found out that my head can no longer retain the thermal properties that it used to. Last night, as I strolled lazily across the campus, I felt a shiver, not down my spine, but on my head. Due to the lack of insulation nowadays, it is more susceptible to heat and cold, thus my brain functions work erratically. Case in point, I walk into walls now and every time an incoming branch strikes my head, I feel nothing. You shorthairs have had it bad all these years. Chumps.
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