5th Day – What about them?

I ain t feeling so well, to post today, but I urged myself to, so here is a superhero I found on the internet.

His name is Mr Bens, But am sure you guys already knew that, Why I up this up, is because it made me think, of how we are always so busy with Works, Homework, Games, and other related business. That we don’t have time to enjoy the finer things in life like

  • Sky diving
  • Bleaching (Going to the bleach)
  • Gardening
  • Spend time with friends
  • Swimming the Artic Circle
  • Traveling across the Bermuda*/Dragon triangle
  • Washing World Tallest Sky Building

http://thesuperest.com/heroes/k03_bensoilperockshyde.jpg

The point I am getting across is stop using your COMPUTER
and do something exciting and crazy (Nothing illegal), You got only 1 Life to lived (But if your a cat 8 lives to go), Don’t waste it. Well as for me I am going to actually go and travel my neighborhood (I hope I lived long enough to tell you guys I died) or I will just invent something using the things in my room. Which I will gladly show you guys, If you guys are wondering why this font is smaller than the other is because I lost my work, and I have to rewrite from my Think Free Software “Write”, and also here is the website I recommend, for a Open Source of Microsoft Office, The link is below

 

www.thinkfree.com

Unfinished day markup

To make up for yesterday absents, I will post this up (Its was just a excuse for being bored)

 

 

Synopsis

Defining that precise moment when a trend becomes a trend, Malcolm Gladwell probes the surface of everyday occurrences to reveal some surprising dynamics behind explosive social changes. He examines the power of word-of-mouth and explores how very small changes can directly affect popularity. Perceptive and imaginative, The Tipping Point is a groundbreaking book destined to overturn conventional thinking in business, sociological, and policy-making arenas.

Chicago Tribune

…a fascinating account…valuable…

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Biography

Malcolm Gladwell is a former business and science writer at the Washington Post. He is currently a staff writer for The New Yorker.

The Summary, and everything is else Thanks To: Barnes and Nobles

I recommend visiting there website, Its a worth while experience!!

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