Post your random thoughts.

I am playing life simulation games instead of revising for the English test I have tomorrow. You?

Well, I just had my Politics 1 exam today!

I did good, hopefully. It felt like I did.

I'm taking a break, and I'll revise for my Physics 1 exam, which is tomorrow.

I see. Good luck with that!

My mother pressured me into taking Physics instead of Biology, so I feel her and I are both to blame for me failing so badly at it.

I got GCSE exams all next week.

I'm more concerned about Thursday next week because I'm going to do some Army thing.

Army thing? Army things are fun.

It's stuff like quad biking, paintball, physical exercises and a parachute tower.

See? Fun.

Exactly.

I saw paintball and thought: "I'm in."

I'll never understand why so many teenage girls and teenage boys find the opposite sex so mysterious and confusing, because I have a couple of guy friends, and talking to them just doesn't feel all that different from talking to my female friends O_o

Does anyone else want to have an adventure?

I do, sometimes.

@Haldo Cause you're a lesbian which makes you doubly more accepted.

Straight guys want straight-ish girls.

Straight-ish girls would like guys, but they gotta be worth their time.

And gay guys want guys while still maintaining enough machismo not to get beaten to a pulp.

So they're all less likely to get out too much...

At least that's how I hypothesize.

edited 16th May '12 10:41:06 AM by Keybreak

I'd like to go on an adventure.

But, on the other hand, I don't like changes and consequences.

I wish there was some sort of Narnia-type adventure where you can go back home and nothing has changed.

Its called Las Vegas

Utterly untrue. You'd lose all your money and a variable amount of self-respect.

Hmm, an adventure that involves stupid accents, traffic so bad it takes half an hour to go one block, overpriced food, and sagebrush?

Nah, you can get all of that in Wisconsin.

Also, crime, second-hand smoke, robbery, and rigged gambling machines.

edited 16th May '12 10:49:44 AM by ATC

Well, but what happens in vegas stays in vegas. That is kind of the point right?

The money and self-respect, gotcha.

Are the machines really rigged? Like, is it a known fact?

They most likely are.

Pretty much, yes. I mean, the chances of actually winning are very very small, and in the end you are going to lose money unless you try to actually win. And the casinos don't like you actually trying to win.

The only way to win is to be a member of a organized robbery with more firepower than the Red Army.

Or counting cards. And they think that's cheating.

" Well, but what happens in vegas stays in vegas."

That's what I thought until this chick I don't remember meeting showed up at my house with a wedding ring on one hand and my pants in the other.

Sure thing Homer.

Well, your chances of winning are very low in most games in most casinos. By the time you actually win $100, you've spent more than $100, usually.

Gambling with casino machines is only profitable for a very few, very lucky people.

I think they used to be rigged so that everybody had more of a chance to win money, but now laws or something require them to be statistically fair (as in, random).

I wish my AP statistics teacher were here to explain it.