Things that are announced too far ahead of time.

So you're a company, and you have an exciting new product.  Or maybe a band with a new album.  You need to learn something: patience.  This is probably the one thing I agree with Apple on.  Don't announce a product until it is ready to be put on store shelves.  No matter the amount of marketing hype you would like to generate, you need to hold back.  Example:  Motorola announced the Droid Bionic back at CES in January.  But the phone didn't launch until less than a month ago.  They had delays with the hardware, and that pushed the launch back by almost half a year.  Another example: Coldplay's new album, Mylo Xyloto.  Only 1 week left until it's released, but we've known about it since at least June.  You understand what I'm saying here?

I had no idea what to do for a picture here..... so enjoy this funny picture.  Click on it to make it bigger if you need to.

How I'm early for everything.

My netbook.  Be jealous of the slime.

So I wake up at around 7:30am on most weekdays.  Why does this bug me?  Well my first class isn't until 9:10 (9:35 on Tuesdays and Thursdays).  I guess I just underestimate how efficient I am in the morning.  By 8:00 I have gotten up, changed my clothes, brushed my teeth, packed my backpack, checked Facebook, Twitter, and Google News, looked at the weather for the day, checked my Email, and eaten a Pop-Tart.  I leave my room and start walking to class and it's always a ghost town.  Then I sit in the hallway outside my classroom for almost an hour.  "Well Thomas, why don't you wake up later?".  I've tried.  My alarm clock is set to 8 am every day.  I wake up before it.  At least I have my netbook to keep me entertained for an hour+.