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We got a Which Which on campus to replace the Blecker Street that was there before. It's a little too popular and if I was employed there I'd likely kill someone, but contrary to my mediocre experience at the Dallas one, which was likely due to my choice of some "normal" sandwich, this Which Which is amazing.

I was discussing with a friend how I believe that despite water obviously beating fire, most kids I knew chose Pokemon Red, probably just because Charizard looked cooler than Blastoise. 

I for one prefer butt ninjas. 

8am to noon office hours, then preparing for first class meeting at 1pm, figuring out training schedules and such til about 3pm, took lunch, went to meeting at new side job for newspaper, now back home and have assignments due at the end of the week. Training starts tomorrow. Luckily, easier schedule than usual and classes are online. 

Some of the articles I wrote have been published on http://plus10damage.com Look for the ones written by Joe Step. 

The more I look up about cat breeds, the more interested I am in what I think was the breed of my former cat, Clinger: Bombay. I always swore up and down he acted more like a puppy than a cat, throughout his life. He was always cuddly and playful and surprisingly athletic, willing to jump great heights for tennis balls. I was sad we had to have him declawed due to his penchant for climbing very high walls, including the very jagged stones of our fireplace that could have really hurt him had he fallen down the wrong way. Plus, he was an affectionate attention-seeker, much like people think of dogs. He was named Clinger for the way he'd cling on my shirt as a kitten when we got him from the shelter. And he really was damn clingy. In a good way. Everything about him matches the description these experts give of Bombays, who basically describe the breed as cat-dogs:

Well, this week is the last one before school starts up again, so I guess I better start improving my character stats again. It's been fun using all of my rupees and gold on chickens hidden within the walls of my apartment that that asshole raccoon keeps hiding from me to sell back at a premium, but my character's neck fat is starting to become bothersome, so I hope to earn at least +10 stamina and +5 strength tomorrow with that gym sidequest. I might also just walk around the village, since that earns your character skinny points without so much as a mini game. Hopefully, I can get that "low fat, lean muscle" character build I've been wanting. I liked the breather the game let me have where I could just runa round eating carnival food and completing mini games, but now it's back to the main quest.

Cary mentioned last week that he had Raphael's all-meat Pizza Hut TMNT promotional cheesy bites pizza from Pizza Hut, and I said I'd try one, so I did. I went with Mikey's, which is topped with smoked ham, pepperoni, jalapenos, and pineapples cause he's the "jokester, so weird ingredients I guess. My overall impression is that it was good, but the jalapenos made it a bit too hot and I couldn't always taste all the ingredients because of it. I'm glad I went with Mikey's though, cause I really liked the combination when it wasn't overpowered by heat. Cary said he went with Raph's cause he's the best turtle, but my middle name is Michael and I'd say Mikey is the best in this new version. No, I haven't seen the movie, but the other turtles in the trailer get mentioned as "the leader," "the rebel," "the smart one," but Mikey just gets "Mikey." Why? Cause he's awesome and his parts in the trailer are the only reason I might eventually rent the movie on DVD. He seemed like the only one adding real personality to the proceedings. I could be wrong, but I'm not about to pay theater prices to find out.  As for the cheesy bites gimmick, I'd be fine with just a stuffed cheese crust, which would serve the same purpose for me. I could just rip it off if I wanted to dip it and the pizza would be easier to hold when eating with a normal crust. I get that it's intended for people to share and dip, but honestly, I'd be just as pissed if someone took cheesy bites off my piece as I would if they ripped part of a normal cheesy crust. Oh and I got my pizza katana cut, which just means it came in four slices. 

After I got off work, I went and helped a friend move into her new apartment and got paid $40 for it. Her family was very nice, most of it was small stuff, and the heaviest item, the couch, wasn't even that hard to take upstairs. 

So I don't remember setting it this way, but I looked at my 1% save file for Arkham Origins, wherein the first boss, Killer Croc, had been kicking my ass, despite most bosses in Arkham games never giving me much of a problem. Lo and behold the file said I had it on Hard mode. I was wondering why Batman's armor was so dramatically less useful than in previous entries. I mean I knew it was a prequel, so it made sense it would be weaker, but damn. But now I know.