I tried to resist…

But I can’t. Found “Never Mind the Buzzcocks” that Josh Groban talked about him doing on youtube and omg, it’s so funny!!!!! I’m gonna post it here. The second video’s got more Josh and has a whole different side of him that’s just hilarious. Like him singing in a non-operatic voice. Doing beatboxing and… oh I don’t know, reggae and calypso style singing. It’s such a politically incorrect show, I can’t stand it. Omg!

There’s a hilarious part where the host fella gets Josh to discourage people from buying their mothers a Josh Groban CD for christmas and Josh does it and tosses his CD over his head where it got broken on the floor. (O.O) Lucky the EL room’s empty now else I’ll never be able to control my laughter. Haha!

Reason I said I was resisting cos I decided that I shall not go all in with an artist any more. Learnt my lesson, kind of, with the Clay mania and I don’t know that I want to get that involved again. Hmmm… But I don’t know. Man Woman is weak. And Josh is so funny.

Don’t wanna go for my tutorial, but I don’t think it’ll be nice if I miss the first tutorial of the semester. Damn. Why did I forget that this module had a tutorial? I wouldn’t have picked it. Perhaps.

ETA:

Went for tutorial. I realised… this is my first time doing a tutorial outside of the arts faculty that’s not maths related. I think… Can’t think of any other tutorial. And anyway, it was very reminiscent of my earlier year maths tutorials. You know, the kind where the tutor’s operating on one wavelength and I’m on another and never quite meeting. Are they really sure that this module has no prerequisites? They seem to be kind of very physics here. The kind that someone like me, with no background whatsoever in physics has absolutely no idea what’s going on. So yeah. I spent an hour nodding as if I know what’s going on but really, he could be speaking Greek for all I know.

Trying to figure out Syntax now. It’s also another exercise in trying to get onto the same wavelength as the lecturer. What the hell m-command and government and whatever case theory. I don’t get it. The textbook doesn’t seem to be much help. Oh well. :p

~ by mezzogal on January 29, 2009.