Well, I'm pretty bored, so I figure I mine as well write in my blog. This is my 65th post, which is crazy. My first post ever was on June 16th, 2009. According to some website thing, thats 134 days, 23 hours, 54 minutes and 37 seconds or 4 months, 12 days, 23 hours, 54 minutes, 37 seconds or these :
134 days, 23 hours, 54 minutes and 37 seconds can be converted to one of these units:

* 11,663,677 seconds
* 194,394 minutes (rounded down)
* 3239 hours (rounded down)
* 19 weeks (rounded down)

According to my math, which could be wrong, thats 179441.18461538461538461538461538 seconds between every time I write a blog post. Or in easy terms, pretty much one every 2 days. If you take in the fact that sometimes I wrote twice in a day, and other I didn't write for a week, that's pretty good. As long as I have something to talk about, I will keep writing.

I just noticed something, most of my blog posts start with the word "Well," I guess that makes sense, because I say well, i don't know and stuff like that a lot.

I haven't added anything from when I wrote about my trip to Disney, so I'll add two of those days here right now to end this post. I lost the game. Emma Watsons a babe.

Day Four - Today, we started the day off at my least favorite park, Animal Kingdom. When we got there, we saw a 3D show based on The Bug's Life called It's Tough to Be a Bug. It's ok, but Philiarmagic is a better 3D show. I rate it 7/10. Then it was off to eat lunch at a buffet called The Tusker House. It was good, but not the best restaurant they have in Disney. We got a fastpass (a fastpass is a little ticket that you get that lets you come back to the ride later and not have to wait in line) for the roller coaster Expedition Everest. We got on the ride and it was ok, but I think Busch Gardens has a lot better roller coasters (8/10). We then went on Kali River Rapids, a raft ride that gets you soaked. I get the most wet compared to anyone on it (6/10). Since we were so wet, we decided to come back to the hotel and dry off a bit. So right now my nanas doing the laundry and im watching tv and writing on this, I'll write later when I get back from another park.

We went to my favorite park Epcot, for an actual long amount of time. Four hours actually. When we got there, we ate at the Electric Umbrella. I had a double cheeseburger (Anyone surprised? Its been my fourth, but they are so good.) Then we went on my favorite ride ever, Test Track. Its like being in a car test at a factory. I don't know why I like this ride so much, but on a scale of 1-10, its an 11. Then we went on a boring ride, Journey Into Imagination with Figment (3/10). After the 5 minutes of lameness, we saw a 3D show set in the "Honey I Shrunk The" universe. Its called "Honey I Shrunk the Audience". Its my 2nd favorite 3D show after Philarmagic (7/10). Then we went over and watched the fireworks show in the Canadian Pavilion. The weird thing is, at that store, all they have is tee shirts about wine. Hello people, aren't Canadians supposed to drink beer?


Day Five - Today was an interesting day, not because of the day, more because of what happened about 2 hours ago (its midnight now).

First off, we went to DisneyQuest. DisneyQuest is an indoor theme park. It is a bit out dated and you can tell, because the say "Virtual Reality". Now a days that stuffs fairly normal. Anyways some of the best things are:
1. A whole bunch of arcade games (my nan got addicted to skeeball).
2. Pirates of the Carabieen - it's a ride where there is about 3-5 people in this "virtual pirate ship" and one person is a the captain and the others shoot the pirate ships to score points. I rate it 7/10.
3. Mighty Ducks Pinball Slam - its a thing where people on a round disk where you tilt it and the way you move it makes the ball on the big screen go and score points. (I got 2nd out of 10 people so I did alright). I rate it 8/10.
4. Buzz Lightyears AstroBlasters - A bumper car type thing where one person drives and the other shoots dodgeball sized balls at the other cars, if you hit the other cars, then they spin around for 10ish seconds (8/10).
5. Cyberspace Mountain - You make your own virtual roller coaster and then ride it in a simulator, its fun (8/10).

After DisneyQuest, we came back to the hotel for a few hours before we ate at the luau. A luau is a Hawiann meal and diner show. The hula girls looked nice, but after a while it got boring. Until the fire twirler came on. I took a video of it and might throw it on facebook or something because its good.

When we were done the meal, we had to take a monorail to the Magic Kingdom, then a bus back to our hotel. The line for the bus was probably an hour long. But there are these electric scooters that this company rents out for less abled people. Anyways, a group of about 8 perfectly walkable people were riding these things and decide to try and cut the line of probably 300 people. There was a huge riot going on and eventually the bus driver didn't let them on, and they got there own bus (probably for there safety more then anything, it was crazy. There was this one guy who was telling his side of the story, and then one of the men in the scooters got up and got right in his face. When the bus driver wouldn't let these people on, everyone cheered, and when the next guy was about to, people booed. Anyways, there was this guy behind us in line, who just got back from serving in Afghanistan, and he went over and complained to the head chief at magic kingdom at the time. Last I saw of the people in the scooters was when they were telling each other how they were gonna sue. For what? You cutted the line by using a vechile not meant for abled people in the first place, and you think that gives you people the right to go first? Its disgusting.