Privacy

Something you never want to get invaded, Something you always want to have, Something that has great value, and yet we seem to want in on everyone else's. We don't really notice how much people gossip about people or try to butt-in to everyone else's privacy. Privacy is something we all value and yet we have no regaurd for the privacy of others sometimes. I am not talking about anyone in particular or anyone at all for that matter just stating the fact that sometimes we need to mind our own business. This can co-post with a post on trust. When you tell someone a secret you expect them to keep it and if/when they don't you feel that they have violated your privacy boundaries. Trust is hard to gain but easily lost and all it takes is one secret and you may lose trust in someone that they took years to build. Trust like privacy is something we always want to have and yet can be easily lost both of them are very fragile and you rely on and Trust more people than you may think to maintain your privacy. Here's the point trust in people maintains privacy and privacy is a level of security that makes us feel safe and secure but if we lose that privacy than as it suggests everyone knows everything our privacy becomes public. Some people would say "who cares I have nothing to hide," think about it, think about all the things that if everyone knew you would have a psycotic breakdown of embarrassment. Some people really don't have anything to hide, they are very open about everything, but there privacy is still valuable to them. Some people might literally breakdown if everybody knew their secrets which is why privacy is so valuable. So before you answer any personal questions think about who's privacy, who's trust you are violating.

My Number One Fan . . . I Guess

Why do I talk more on Tim's blog than mine, you might ask. Because I get little to no feedback from what I do write on except for Figureskater and Vivere Christus (sorry if it is misspelled) so I get more feedback from commenting on Tim's blog than posting on mine. I don't even know if anyone sees my posts because no one says anything so when I post a topic tell me you read it, tell me whether I'm a genius or a sushi-head, do you agree with me or would you like to take it outside? or just give a what ho Big Jig fine posting job there. I just want to know if I'm being noticed or not or I'm just yelling at a wall.

Going All Out

Today was a fun day at the Acad. Seeing the creativity of some of classes was very very cool. Jared Block's old person ensemble was very very hilarious, the fat guy was funny to just watch walk around, and if I do say so myself I did win the "best dressed" award for the freshman class party and was awarded with the much stolen flamingo Gerorge Jr. The accents and immitations of many of the upperclasspersons was very entertaining such as harvey in large solar shields. The purpose of this post was to congratulate and egg-on all of the Acads. The amount of spirit shown today was large to say in the least. I would like to say that today was another example of the spirit of the Academy and the people who didn't dress up looked like complete doofuses. This is a prime example to show that if you gonna dress up, go all-out because you never know when you might win a flamingo named George

Posting and Such

People have been complaining or at least semi-mumbling about the fact that I haven't posted in a while, this is because i havne't found any subject worthy enough or important enough. I don't like to be the blogger person who tells you what he had for breakfast. I post on this blog things that might actually have some bearing on more than 3 people's lives. I assure you once i find something good (allow me to stress GOOD) I will post it but if you expect me to blog every step I make please do not be dissappointed when I say I'm not going to blog my every step.
definition: Irony- incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs
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