Scarlet Fever, Easter, And Fishsticks

I haven't been feeling well for the past couple of days, including the day I randomly started blogging. Turns out I have Scarlet Fever, basically a combination of strep throat, a high fever, that ultimately results in a rash. I've been on antibiotics for two days now, and have progressively begun to feel better, but even that being said I'm certainly not at a hundred percent. Onto a happier note though.

Woke up this morning at around 7AM to discover that the Easter bunny had visited our house. Naturally, I say thanks to my parents, continue coughing, and checking out what I got. Just the new New Found Glory CD, which I was hoping to buy myself anyway, but it's all good. Then my parents, and they still are now, went golfing.

Clearly, we aren't a very religious family though. We used to be, but now it turns out that my parents have become devout golfers rather than Catholics. I myself have become and atheist and this doesn't really bother me, I chuckle at the irony of my parents saying we should try and go to church (of course I would protest), and then hitting up the course for eighteen holes on Easter Sunday. Now that's just me, but I think that would be one helluva confession.

I also saw the South Park episode from a few days ago. It was funny, I mean sure, the random vulgarity that makes South Park, well, South Park, is kind of the reason why I watch it. While clearly the joke was chuckles all around the first time I heard it, the joke being;

A: Do you like fishsticks?

B: Yeah

A: Like.... putting fishsticks in your mouth?

B: Yeah?

A: What are you, a gay fish?

Seriously, it was okay, and this messiah of a joke ultimately lead to an incredibly hysterical ending. Kanye West, who throughout the episode didn't understand the joke, finally comes out of a closet and admits that he is in fact a gay fish, proceeds to dive into the ocean, and starts humping some other gay fish. It was an alright episode with a funny ending. I don't rate stuff, but I guess if I had to rate this episode I'd give it a 8.5 out of 10. 

That's what's up for now,

Bye,

Andrew.