Monday, January 26th, 2009

Time	Event
10:00a	A summary of an e-mail "Hey, Katrina! Congratulations, apparently you're within the top 20% of your class at CU Boulder and are invited to join the National Society of Collegiate Scholars! Isn't that neat? By joining us we can offer you AWES0ME SKOLARSHIPZ, DISSCOUNTZ TO GEICOOOOO, and much /\/\000000R3... justpayusameasly$75formembershipfees. THANKS! LOVE YA! BYE! OH AND HEY DON'T FORGET TO JOIN! THIS IS A LIMITED TIME OFFER! REMEMBER ALL THE COOL STUFF WE'RE OFFERING YOU??? JOIN USSSSS Love, People who only care about your academics if you give us money" (2 Comments | Comment on this)
4:11p	Why I'm glad I'm not learning Wichita Kiya:kiriwacʔavasarikitaʔahi:viks niya:ħkwirih Two words. And all of that means "It is said that he carried big pieces of meat to the top of a tree." To break it down: 1. Kiya:kiriwacʔavasarikitaʔahi:viks Marks that information is not first-hand Makes there be a third-person singular pronoun Past tense Big meat Makes meat plural (i.e. pieces of) changes ʔa from "come" to "bring" location (top) to come shows the actions were repetitive 2. niya:ħkwirih Changes a verb into a noun Wood (adjective) To stand upright (for an inanimate object) Makes it a location (2 Comments | Comment on this)

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