Silo or Library?

Well its been a while. Not much has really been happening that I can remember. School is starting to kill me. But I won't bore you with the details, however I am learning a lot.

Pictures from my bro's wedding are up. Go to Collages, the user name is "ami and michael" while the password is 6213. There you can see how damn sexy I am.

Ok, here is a rant that I would like opinions on. Does anyone notice how some people don't eat at the silo? They just sit there and study. Now if you just ate and need 5 minutes to relax, so you sip your soda and look over some quiz solutions, thats fine by me. But some people literally just hop into the silo, then bust out their math homework. Maybe its because I'm an engineer, but sometimes the silo is really crowded and so I only stay there as long as I have to. I like to make the efficiency of the seats in the silo, high (AKA : serve the most amount of people in the least amount of time). This way if people who actually need to eat there need a seat, one is readily available.

I mean, I don't understand how people can actually study there. I'm sure these are the same people who get together to study at the library, then just end up talking all the time. I ate at the silo today, and these two people were studying together next to me. All they did was just flirt the whole time while flipping pages they weren't even reading. My opinion is that there is a really nice Physical Sciences and Engineering library close by which noone ever uses. They even have group study rooms so you can be loud and obnoxious.

My point? Eat at the silo, study at the library. Special exceptions excluded of course. If you want to meet your friends at the silo, and are waiting for them to get thier food, take some time to do something productive. But don't bother spending hours studying at a food place (fast food at that). Go to a coffee shop if you want to study while hitting on people.

Current Mood : Whatever not wanting to do homework is.
Current Music : I seem to have lost my sense of hearing.