Living in the present

My acting prof/teacher said something really cool about remembering things and ppl saying things about they have bad memory. He said (I'm paraphrasing him) people don't remember things because they weren't living at the present, they were living in the past or the future, that's why they don't remember the things.

So reading T.'s quote post, and thinking of Mr. Springate's words, I remember more bathroom quotes of IH203.

Kaboom: You know what? There were 250,000 people in the Iron Maiden concert!
+popellini+: You know how many people the Pope moved?
Kaboom: How many?
+popellini+: 1.3 *Million.
(+popellini+ himself corrected it back to million from billion.)

Let's not forget the infamous Maryland cookies we ate in Norway. It must be the distance which make them so expensive.

Kaboom: Marilyn would be a good name for a character in a sad story...
+popellini+: It sounds like cookies.
Vittu: +popellini+, you have been eating too many Marylands lately.

Oh, and how could I forget something related to our beloved Biology class? (Pavlov, ring any bells Kaboom?) It's not about Pavlov though. Remember the bean lab? Kaboom, Icelandic, Spanish person- you all should remember...

d.: I guess I'll just masturbate in front of the beans daily and see if they get traumatized...

And... although he brought us some troubles, he also brought us quite some joy and memories. I kinda miss him actually.

+popellini+: lololoooooo!!!

+popellini+: Come on girls don't be shy... show me your feedbacks about my new pyjamas... (thanks T. for reminding me)

So... let me explore the plays Blasted by S. Kane, Shopping & Fucking by M. Ravenhill & Die Hamletmaschine (well I'm reading it in English) be H. Müller... for my acting class. With Stolichnaya.

Sorry Spanish person... now I have decided... I just y'know, go all the way back like in the old days.

Swig o'Stoli.