Contrary to popular belief..
..modern technical writing still has all the personality and general writing style of someone who has forcefully inserted an 18" wooden rod up their rectum, and then proceeded to jump up and down on their seat for a bit before sitting down at the keyboard to transpose their article onto the screen; at least classical works of technical writing had more interesting usage of vocabulary in them, now with modern speech dictating a certain kind of form with less flavour than a McDonalds Happy Meal™, technical writers have attempted to compensate by just becoming even more dull than they already were.
Suffice it to say, my coursework is going so amazingly well I just may fall asleep before the end of the second article I'm supposed to summari.........zZzZ^zZ^
Apathy! Apathy! Apathy! Not so bad if you say it three times..
So, this is it..this is the culmination of my life up this point, being reduced to eating a bowl of Wheetabix™, rather than doing my drastically-in-need-of-fulfilment coursework, for uni on Monday.
I surprise even myself with that one.