So, I've reached my 8th and final blog post for my class assignment. Whether or not I will continue this blog now that class is over, I'm not certain. I guess it will mostly depend on how many things I can find that annoy me enough to write about them. So we'll see. For now, I'll leave you with two last little peeves of mine to close out this assignment. First, wide-ruled paper. Now I'm definitely not super "green" conscious or anything like that but wide-ruled paper seems like the epitome of waste. The paper looks unprofessional and the wide spaces take up so much room that I feel like I write one sentence and then the page is filled up. What is up with that? Unacceptable. All paper should be college-ruled. And if you say to me "well I just can't write small enough to fit in between those lines" don't think I will have sympathy. Anyone can learn to write smaller.. it's a matter of will, not of ability. Those 'a's don't have to be the size of a quarter. Think about it. Really. Use your brain, save the environment. Mostly just use your brain. And as a final peeve and thought, ever considered the nonsensical money system we have? Why is it that, specifically in the coinage, nickels and pennies are less than but larger in size than dimes? This makes no sense. If you are trying to teach a child the value of money, obviously he/she/it is going to think that "larger" means "more." I mean, this is a philosophy Americans thrive in believing. Triple burger means more meat. Double extra plush super soft fit-for-bears-behinds toilet paper equals longer usage. This is simple knowledge. So why in the name of all that is ridiculous do dimes have to be smaller but equal more than pennies and nickels? Makes no sense. And while we're on that note, why don't bills change in size? As far as I can tell, slap a different president's face on it and change the number and you've got the difference between 1 and 100 dollars. Interesting how that works. Not sure how I feel about it. The dime situation annoys me more. I just thought I'd add the bills for emphasis. Did it work?
So there we have it folks. Two last things to add to this rather significant pile of pet peeves. I've enjoyed this project thoroughly and look forward to possibly continuing it due to some good feedback. Or who knows, maybe I'll branch into another themed blog. We'll see! For now, I thought I'd leave you with one last Demetri Martin joke instead of saying goodbye. He is a funny man and as this blog has mostly not been meant to be taken seriously, I think he fits here perfectly. Ta ta!
"I like to use "I can't believe it's not butter" when I breakfast because when I eat breakfast I like to be incredulous. "Hey man, how was breakfast?" "Unbelievable"

