joy

• I think its different than happiness, glee, bliss... But they're all a part of the same posative emotion family...
• I can't really think of more happy emotions, which is wierd. I can think of negative ones: mad, angry, sad, desprate, rejected, lonely, rage... Are all people that negative? or is it just me...?

name

• I met a Korean girl whose younger sister has the SAME EXACT NAME
• Like first middle last. All the same.
• Is it a Korean thing?
• Do all Korean siblings have the same name? Why is that? How can their parents differentiate?

Hey

Hay is for horses!

wings!

• There was some chain store at some beaches called Wings. But I think Alvins Island baught them out...
• Why do penguins have wings if they can't fly? Why do ostriches have them?
• Do kiwis have wings?... It doesn't look like they do...
• But wait! Are kiwis even birds? I thought they were, but now I'm doubting myself....
• Don't bother commenting and saying "A Kiwi is a fruit." Because i allready thought of that pun and I just beat you to it... Ha!
• Maybe penguins' "wings" should be refered to as arm flaps or something...
• Does the definition of wings constitute they must fly?
• It bothers me that people always are trying to trick me with the whole "how many wings does a butterfly have?" They have four, ok! Everyone knows that!

"How are you?"

• Probably one of the most overused phrases in the American culture.
• I find it wierd that around here "how are you?" can be slipped in as a casual greeting to someone who is a complete stranger. It's even weirder that it's the same as "hello" in some cases and is replied to as such. For example- The Situation: A store counter

Cashier: How are you?
Civilian (most likely someone from around here): Hi.

You can't write stuff like that. Really, if someone writes something like that "It doesn't make sense;" when actually it's just demographics.

• people talk to strangers a lot here in "the south." Not so much anywhere else. But the question is: Are we to friendly? Or is everyone else just too cold?