Liquidation Sale

Both Provo Furniture and Granite Furniture for the past who-knows-how-many years have been advertising for their Closing/Liquidation/Final Days Sale. Apparently, they thought that people would be gullible enough to actually think the store has been going out of business for the last 10 years. Well, I'd always considered this as a low tactic and wondered how they could continue to do this in our informed age. Yesterday, however, all my theories fell apart when I saw that Provo Furniture really was out of business. No, I don't mean they had another sign up. There really wasn't a single piece of furniture in there and the building was for sale. I guess they'd been telling the truth for the past 10 years. I only wish I'd gotten in there for the real liquidation sale.

Shame on BYU?

I'm sure everyone's seen the huge banner that says,"Shame on BYU," that people constantly hold up on Canyon. My big question is, "What in the world are they trying to accomplish"? That sign has been up since this summer and I still don't know (or care) what it's all about. My message to the sign holder-uppers would be to forget it. Whatever BYU did, ain't nobody gonna care enough to help you. Get back to work! It just boggles my mind that they're out there day in, day out. What do they hope to accomplish? In short, my message to the sign holders would not be, "Shame on BYU," but just, "Shame on YOU." - for being stupid.

Halo 2

I've been playing a lot of Halo 2 this past week (I beat the game). I've been playing so much that it's just what I do when I have nothing to do. Now, it looks like I might lose the Halo-Box for the next week. This is bad for two reasons. 1 - No one is going to be around this week so it will be one of the most boring weeks ever. 2 - I've been playing so much lately that I think I might go through withdrawals (like drug addicts do). I need some ideas of activities to do this week.

First Blog Ever

So, I really have no idea what I'm doing. Let's just see if this works. If so, I will be so proud of myself. Before I post this, I just want to throw a shout out to my blogging zen master, Mr. Bryant Casteel.