Hi! I'm Bob Evil!

Well, I kinda am.

Episode 321 was better than I thought! The riffin' was funny, although it drags a little in the middle, but then most episodes kinda do. Tom was getting really dark at the end for some reason. Almost as dark as Mike in the later seasons.

But the skits! OMGosh those were the cutest things ever! This episode had the some best skits I've seen. I've heard the song from the episode before, but it works a zillion times better with the visuals. And, if I do say so myself, Joel looks good in a scarf. I must remember to include scarves in character designs more. Scarves rock.

And I was online chatting with Alex tonight and we discussed somethings... some interesting things. We're going to talk to Jon and see if there's anyway we can "borrow" college equipment. Last year we had talked with Wayne about holding some sort of cheesy b-movie night, but our plans never got off the ground. We're going to attack this issue again, this time possibly going a more underground route. Depends on what happens. WE WILL HAVE OUR B-MOVIES AND OUR MST3K. Thunder Bay tends to lack them in large amounts.

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Satan offically skated to work today. If you don't get it, then shame on you. There go my plans.

The west end vending machine in res hates me. Not that I like it very much either. While most of the foods are passible, the row of candy bars second to the bottom never vends. Those bars have been there since last winter. The heat in the surrounding area has caused the Sweet Marie bars to twist into unholy shapes. Candy bars shouldn't look like that!

The candy machine and the Coke machine are plotting against human kind. They only seem to take quarters. Not loonies, dimes, nickles or, well I haven't tried a toonie yet. My guess is it will be spit out like everything else. Which sucks, because you need quarters for the washing machines and dryers.

I'm willing to bet that the vending machines are in league with the laundry machines. The venders only take quarters so that the students only have loonies for laundry. In turn, the students have to spend $2 instead of $1.25 per a load, which is a load in itself.

Now I must flee to cause havoc. Huzzah!