extreme bordom = danger

People start to do some damned strange things when they are as bored as I've been this past week. For one thing, I decided to reactivate my old Yahoo account, which I haven't used since... Junior year of high school. I'm sure we all remember why I quit using that account. That was during my brief psychosis brought on by a former bout of extreme boredom. What can I say? Public schools just do not challenge their more gifted students nearly enough. Me and my old pal LG, got up to some seriously odd stuff to pass the time. I'm sure anyone who knows us, or were part of our creative writing and speech class, understands the incident of which I'm talking. In a way, I'm almost proud of what happened. That was NOT an easy feat to pull off, that took time, effort, and a hell of a lot of skill.

The other day, for reasons I'm still not sure about, I reactivated that Yahoo account I created to help me and LG with that whole little shenanigan, not that we ever used it. So I log in, and almost instantly get a message from none other that Chris himself. Here's the really weird part though, we had a nice, pleasant, enjoyable conversation. Definitely not expecting that! This is the shocker though, it's been 2 days, and he still hasn't blocked me. Wow! That's just... weird. Worse than that is the fact that I should have blocked him, yet I haven't either. Even though a voice inside my head is screaming at me to do so, as well as my good friend LG. He even congratulated me for that incident, saying that what me and LG did took brains and that he's certain that the two of us are doing very well in school and have big things in our futures. I'm just baffled.