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wow i'm so fat, i just worked up a sweat trying on clothes i bought today. holla. aaaaand no more shopping for me. i went on a series of shopping sprees for the past two weeks: i guess i was too lazy to exercise so i made my wallet do it for me. muststopshoppingmuststopshoppingmuststopshopping... can't deny it though, nothing gets me higher than a good spending spree. with shopping, you experience the highest of the highs and the lowest of the lows simultaneously: the sweet, sweet highs of the brand spankin' new purchases countered by the lows of the devastating blow you've just caused your personal checking account. (oh, it's so worth it though.)

but on a more serious note: i just found out about that rutgers student tyler clementi who jumped off the george washington bridge after his roommate and a dorm mate decided to grossly invade his privacy and live streamed two different videos of his private encounters on the internet and outed him as a gay guy for the world to see. what the fuck is wrong with people? this news is so disturbing on so many levels. the two students involved have only been charged with invasion of privacy, when in my opinion they really should have been charged with manslaughter. it's really disturbing that these two 18 year olds (definitely old enough to know the difference between right and wrong) thought that it was okay to do what they did.

and the most frustrating thing of all is that you know these two kids are eventually going to get off easy and go on with the rest of their lives. this whole incident will have turned out to be a minor blip in an otherwise smooth sailing life of theirs. i mean yes, they will have to live with the fact that they caused another human being to prematurely end his life, but would that really be punishment enough?