Portal-shirt and a bunch of other stuff

Uh...

I already had a plan about what to write about today, but then I ended up doing this:

I know it's not exactly my color, but it had to be the same color as the wall, so what are you gonna do.

































And then I got hungry since it was somehow already six in the evening and I hadn't eaten anything all day, so I had to eat, and then my roommate was all "hey, I don't feel like doing anything today, let's just watch Merlin, ok?"
And then the day was gone.

Fun fact: Australia will be in the Eurovision this year.
I did know before that Australians were huge fans of Eurovision, and I think they did some performance in last years Eurovision while people were waiting for the results, but apparently this year they're let into the actual competition.
I can only imagine how excited they are about it.
Though I still don't understand how they've become Eurovision fans anyway.

Another fun fact: There is a priest in US who wants to convert robots into Christianity. Because if AIs are intelligent, they can also be religious. And because AIs can be dangerous if they get too intelligent. And he thinks if the AIs are Christians, then they'll do good things instead of everything the scientists are afraid of.
This, of course, until the robots begin to read the Bible literally, which they probably will do, because they are logical creatures unlike illogical people, who can pick a bit there and another here according to what fits them.

You know, I had to do something sensible today, since I only had two hours of classes, but then something happened. I have no idea what. It's just that the Portal-shirt is pretty cool.

On other robot related news, there will be a hotel in Japan staffed by robots. Well, there will also be people. But the idea is interesting anyway.

About something completely different: you may have seen this already, since it's a week old news, but apparently it seems more and more likely that there will be another Bush running for president in the US. I know you know he was thinking about running for president, but now I guess it's starting to seem likely.
And I agree with you (and mom-Bush): the world has seen enough Bushes as president.

Ok, I'm gonna go and write something sensible again next week.
Bye

~matu