damn sian la...i dont get to go for mondays chalat hahahaha hope u all have fun...im gona be busy finishing up my homework during the weekend as well as watch gossip girl online LOl.its damn addictive,and blake lively/serena looks like michelle b in porno flicks. i feel abit depressed lately..and quanie says im being childish LOL, but hey thats me,its all about image.its like...lions.and of all things it has to be a skinny-myfacegotsteppedonwhenIwasababy-lion that ninjas my shit. its like, the magnitude of that shame and embarrassment is equal to a dog pissing on my face man.

on other lighter news im averaging an A for all subjects WHOOO..and i skipped my humanities class a few days back because i was too sleepy,and now i feel terribly ashamed of myself cause all the notes that given out are ones that come out on the test,maybe if i approach her in her office and request for notes i might get it, with my innocent demeanour. hey, it worked for english class,the proffesor adores me LOL.
justin says he wants to come over and study here,and he thought berkely was a crappy school LOL.

and i got my facts right la please



UPDATED:I just received an assignment to do a comprehension from the very bowels of satan's rectum.feel free to do it and tell ME THE ANSWERS PLEASE.BECAUSE ITS DUDE TUESDAY AND I SPENT 2 HRS JUST FLIPPING THROUGH THE PAGES TRYIN TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO ANSWER IT.

http://www.thenation.com/doc/20010402/willis

1) in her introduction, willis states that HBO's sopranos series is a "meditation of the nature of morality, the possibility of redemption and the legacy of Freud." in the context of the overall essay, what does she mean by this statement?
2) what observations does Willis make about "self-consciousness" or "self knowledge"as a crucial aspect of our understanding of the sopranos?
3)according to willis, what does the sopranos tell us about contemporary american culture?why is the program, in the words of a critic whom the writer quotes, "a cultural rorschach test"?