I must admit that I spend far too much time hanging out on this website.
For a few recommended readings - check out 3/6 What Every Human Should Know, 3/4 Moo (cow concentration) and (if NOTHING else, SEE THIS) 3/3 Technology Benefits Everyone (my personal favorite, thus far.)
(*Warning: It's basically pretty clean, but there are a few items of sketchyness which can usually be avoided.*)

I excuse myself by rationalizing that laughing each day is good for you. I mean, I literally burst out laughing uncontrollably, and am really glad that I'm usually reading this at home alone. It's actually a little embarassing, especially in group settings (e.g. in class) when no one else seems to find it funny. It's so easy to get me in laughing hysterics. Due to my excellent genes (all Chius unite!), I'm often at the point of tears. Not to mention that I can turn flaming red in a moment.

My Contracts prof is hilarious. She reminds me of a cross between a hippy-liberal and a Texan cowgirl, with her long grey hair pulled in low ponytail, big owl-like glasses (and her large staring eyes behind them), standard blazer, jeans and cowboy boots. She's one of those types that is rather awkward in social interactions outside of class, but when she's lecturing... she shines. She's so funny... not because she means to be... she has this frantic high-pitched voice at times, doesn't ever remember anyone's name (and then pronounces them wrong in the most humorous ways, like poor "Mr... Arg-butt-not?"), and can seem quite clueless. When a student asks a question, she often whips her head around the room, saying, "Hello?" as if coming out of a reverie, her large owl-like eyes wide open.

Today she spent some time illustrating a concept with her child's toy, Spongy Bob (who, by the way, is oh-so-cheerfully cute.) And did you hear about the huge cheeto (size of an egg) being sold on eBay? She really got a kick out of that, and so did we. Go to the above website and Dave will fill you in (3/5 Huge Monster Cheeto Update and Update Update.)