it's over and done [and the heartache lives on... inside]

so the fair's over and done. it had both its good and bad points, but i think people will agree that there were definitely more of the bad. my fair was spent going around and playing cards (both magic and pusoy dos.) this week i learned many things, being:

• - dota is fun. F-U-N.
• - always check if a restaurant accepts your credit card before eating in it.
• - edric is a bad shuffler, while...
  
• - rodney is a very good shuffler.
• - we love niel, and it shows
• - amazing i have a girlfriend! not.

i also ditched the animo night because i didn't want to watch hale (and mostly to save the trouble of possibly angering cher) in favor of chris's party. i had the honor of accompanying russell in his first visit to casa de limchoc. it could very well be considered S-B party #2. (if not, 1.5, then?)

anyway, here's the biggest thing i've learned and conceptualized. click to continue.

if i may say, with the onset of the events that are currently going on in school, that the school's administration has a certain philosophy that i've finally identified. it's some sort of sick, twisted, and demented form of utilitarianism which maxim is not for the greater happiness of the paying students, but for the greater sadness, disappointment, and resentment for the said people.

i mean, look at it. no intrams. a retreat schedule almost cancelled. a plethora of useless activities designed to replace the non-special music clubs. a foundation day and a half which they try to pass for as the foundation week. with a schedule like that, none or not many young students would be really happy.

it's almost a dystopia in here.

and i now dub this twisted philosophy as contrautilitarianism - greater sadness for the greater number. and they're sure as hell doing a good job.

meanwhile i'm going to go plan my all-gunner FFTA clan. (of course, that's with the exception of marche. he's going to be a thief-white mage.)