My next exam isn't until Saturday so I have a few days off where I can alternate between slacking off and actually trying to study. This means that I sit here and try to think of TV shows I can stream online. So far I've come up with like... nothing. I can't think of anything for me to do on the internet, yet there's nothing (I deem) worth watching. Blah.
Random thoughts of the day:
- Website design: I want to make a new website and exercise my Photoshop and HTML skills a little. Something to dedicate my winter break time to.
- Anyone want to jam? For some reason today I remembered that my brother had a little jam session with a friend or two of his a few months ago and I realized that with the talented group of musicians I hang out with (none of whom are in Music, sadly) potentially we could have a jam session. If need be, I'm sure I could recruit my brother to play drums or at least teach someone to play (2-minute rock beat!). I've got a keyboard, drums, and electric guitar all amped up so I'm sure we could work something out. I've also got my acoustic guitar and flute. And there are arrangements going through my mind right now, but it'd be hard to find something everyone can play. If everyone was game for improvisation, that'd be sweet, but would mean knowing your instrument fairly well. ... ANYWAY, it's just something to think about.
- I need to start planning a video game party. Guitar Hero + misc. Wii games. And moar people have to sing this time. :( It can't just be me on all the guy songs and A.N. on the girl songs (yes, that's something I noticed last time we played). Maybe I should move the coffee table closer to the TV. Someone remind me.
- Flavors.me looks really interesting, in terms of having a personal website again. It would be like a central hub with all the feeds and streams. However, it doesn't look like it supports multiple pages or a file manager/editor. I would love love love to have a website with feeds like that, but I don't like how Flavors.me boxes it up so much. I like customization on a code level. Note to self: Look into learning to code IFrames.
- Does this make Canada the geekiest country around or what?
Canadian ratings
The Big Bang Theory started off quietly in Canada, but managed to garner major success later on in further seasons. The season 4 premiere garnered an estimated 3.1 million viewers across Canada (representing roughly 31 million American viewers in comparison). This is the largest audience for a sitcom since the series finale of Friends. The Big Bang Theory has pulled ahead and has now become the most watched show in Canada.
(From Wikipedia) I guess all those ads on the sides of buses paid off.
