Nature provides ways for animals to cope with harsh situations. Birds usually migrate, spending great energy to change climates. Reptiles bask in the sun, where they risk predation. Mammals choose mainly to hibernate, relying on their stored fat to pull them through.

And yes, humans are mammals.

I spend most of my days on break lounging around and deciding on what to do. In effect, it's hibernation because I almost never go out and I don't have to work at all for anything. Christ, I can see why we have an obesity problem. What do we have for kids to do? Sports? Not when they suck, and that rules out a lot of people. Community? Right. Video Games, TV, and grease? Well, if it's all we got left, sure.
Don't argue with me, you know it's true! Show me a person who hasn't seen an obese kid with too much money, and I'll show you a third-world citizen living in a mud hut.

Where was I? Yes, I was going to talk about today.

I spent the afternoon at Jerry's, playing Worms World Party, watching South Park, and riding out to Pages for all Ages to buy a basketball book. 2/3 of it was enjoyable. I naturally bested him at Worms, and South ark was as twisted as ever. No big developments, really.

And, as a final note, I will be in Chicago for the weekend. Whee, I'll be sure to post about/during the trip.