Sunday, January 16, 2011
Title
I am feeling very unoriginal today. I don't really know why, I just do. Anyways, I've started to play Call of Duty. It's pretty interesting. You get to shoot people. And people shoot you back. But, my buddies and I were talking... What if Call of Duty was a government conspiracy to train teenagers for the next time there is a military draft? If it is, what a terrible decision. Do you really want a bunch of gamers running around with guns thinking that it's okay if they die because they can respawn. So Mr. government official, if you are reading this end operation: Train Kids With Video Games; I didn't fall for it.
Intelligence
Intelligence is a very important thing. But not always the most important thing. I know right now you're saying, "What? But Kunkel, how can intelligence not be the most important thing?" Well let me tell you something, in our society, we apparently love idiots. Have you ever watched Jersey Shore? Pure stupidity. Keeping Up With the Kardashians? Stupid. Name most of the most popular shows right now, and most of them are fueled by stupid people making stupid choices. I mean really is it really worth an hour of your time to watch a bunch of dumb, spray tanned, Jersey twenty-year-olds fight, kiss, and puke? Quit watching these shows before you start acting like them. PLEASE
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Work Ethic
Some people have it and some people don't, it's that simple. In general, people with a good work ethic, are extremely self-motivated. These people can usually exceed at anything that they have any talent for. When you mix work ethic and talent, you get greatness. Some people have terrible work ethic, and they tend to fail at many things. These people usually have little or no self-motivation. Many people with poor work ethic are people who are very talented; they are used to not having to try hard or work at anything and wind up being lazy. If you combine a low amount of talent with bad work ethic you get failure.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Zombies
Zombies are scary... Kind of. It seems like zombies are portrayed differently in every movie or tv show that they're in. In Scooby Doo: Zombie Island, zombies are just dead people trying to avenge their killers. In many movies or tv shows, zombies are people infected with a crazy disease. And in the video-game Call Of Duty, the zombies just want to kill you, no story behind it. And just so you know, if there is ever a zombie-apocalypse, I call the shotgun.
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