nazarite is spelled with an "N" and philistine with a "P"
Well the paper is back in my hands. My first theological paper ever. I turned it in on Thursday and now it is back.
You may not know this but nazarite is spelled with an "N" and philistine with a "P". Yep you need to capitalize both of them. Now you may be saying "that is OK I don't use either of those words often" and you would be right. Those are not normal words. unless you are writing a paper on Samson.
In my paper I mentioned Nazarites 11 times and Philistines 10 times without caping them.
However, (Mr. Midcalf would have a fit if he knew that I was starting a sentence with "However") Dr. Saxon only counted them as one mistake! Yes that is right I got a 97% on a Dr. Saxon paper, MY first Bible paper!
He also commended my analasis twice. Yep that is right!

Well I am going to go read something, while I let my head return to it's normal size.

The paper is done! Kind of

Well I finished my paper for Joshua & Judges and I just need to proofread it and print it. Well I was trying to think what Dr. Saxon's expresion would be when I handed it in, and then I came across this comic that put it perfectly.




The middle box at least.

Paper writing

Well I was sitting down to write my paper on Samson, and so naturaly I do anything else other than write the paper.
so that is how I found this comic.



Now I got to go do step 256 "Taking a brain nap"

Dr Pepper Berries and Cream the definitive review

Yesterday I found the newest member of the Dr. Pepper family. Berries & Cream. This new flavor caught my eye right away because no other mainline pop company makes anything even close, so I decided to review and post my findings. In this review I will endeavor to stay objective. Please note the Dr. Pepper company dose not endorse this review in any way. I even had to buy the pop myself. Anyway. . .

Packaging:
The label for B&C is either a dark, Berry Purple, or a light Cream, depending on weather you purchase the Diet or original variety, and the new "Fountain Classics" icon, that Dr. Pepper has been putting on the new flavors, is displayed on the side, but overall the effect is to make the bottle stand out from the rest. At least, at the first glance. The Dr. Pepper logo is predominately displayed on the front, but it is printed twice, which makes me think that there must have been some sort of mixup in the printing department, a disappointment to be sure.
Upon closer inspection we can find the normal pop bottle staples like "Nutritional Facts", ingredients, bar code, pressure warnings, "Natural & artificial flavor" notices, and refund stamps, needless to say we were disappointed that, after their many innovations in pop culture, the Dr. Pepper company decided not to let the genie out of the bottle on this one.
One other thing that we noticed is that the label was kind of wrinkled at the top of the bottle. This phenomena is due to the fact that the label was glued on crooked so that the top was loose and the bottom was tight. Overall with the double labeling and the crooked gluing, we got the impression that this new Dr. Pepper was rushed through production. Not a very good sign.

Operation:
When opened the standard FFFIIIISHSHSHSHSHSshshshsh was heard and the bubbles started to rise. After being carried from the back of walmart, being checked out, and then carried out to the car this particular flavor needed to be opened partially, and then closed tightly three times before the bottle could be safely opened. This is one more than the normal pop opening and, after Dr. Pepper's repeated claims to having solved the fizz problem, a disappointment.

Smell:
It smells like Dr. Pepper mixed with raspberries and Cream. Or like vanilla Dr. Pepper.

Taste:
Well at the first taste our panel was largely perturbed.
"It tastes like vanilla!" shouted Brad Menne, Conductor of the Boston Phil. and Jacob Olsen, Lead theologian of Supersublapsarianism at Olson seminary, stated "It would taste better cold. Can we go now?". After extended testing and adding some aftermarket ice, however, the panel decided that it was not all that bad, and had it's place.

Conclusion:
Once one gets past the shoddy labeling, and the lack of ice one can see that this new Dr. Pepper flavor has a niche that it can fill. A place, if you will, in which it may live in peace. Unfortunately that place it already taken by Dr. Pepper's last offering "Cherry Vanilla Dr. Pepper". But whatever your taste if it was the only thing around and you were lost in a desert you'd drink it.

Yearbook

Well the yearbooks just came out today here at Maranatha Baptist Bible College, and I and pleased to say that I made the cut. Yes that is right, I Jason Wright am good enough to be in the yearbook. I did not make it into the COLOR PAGES but I did not expect to. Ooooohoh no, the COLOR PAGES are reserved only for the best and the brightest at Maranatha. But I did make it in to the book 6 times (They only list one time in the index, but if you look hard enough. . .)!

Here is my fav. pic in the book:

Cast Party Hardy

Well last Friday we had our cast party for "You Can't Take It With You". We all brought food and drinks and stuff. (The kind of food you don't tell your doctor about, 'cuse it can probably kill you if you eat enough of it)

While we were eating we almost played a game of Catch Phrase, but then desided to pass out "Awards" for verious things that happened during the play. (I got the award for "Best Actor" mainly because they had already given out the awards for "Biggest idiot" "Best role switch" and "the Blob")

Well after Nic arived we desended into the Wetzel's basement to watch the blooper real that we made for Bobbie. We had some spoofs, some "interviews" and some "outakes". We watched the part of CarlosKof, a scrappy Mexican salsa dancer, twice because I had made such a fool of myself! :)

Well I hope to get some pics of the party soon, but who knows. Until then enjoy this. . .