Tuesday, 26 February 2008

• So... close...

  Finished the in-class assignment about a half hour early.
  Sitting in the writing lab... waiting for other people to post.
  If I die anytime soon, it may read on my gravestone "Here's lies Tyler. Died obviously."
  
  
  

  Did You Know?
     Original field-use gravestones were used as lit beacons to distract the Japanese from what the Americans were actually doing. They operated by placing lanterns on the victim's skull, burying the victim, leaving a hole just large enough for the light to come through, giving the impression, to the untrained eye, that a smurf village lay there.
  

  
  

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