so last night there was this show I watch on, which distracted me from the thing I was going to post about my class yesterday. Which is this.

I was sitting there feeling a little sulky because I did the homework, and so many other people hadn't that the teacher gave us time in class to do it, but as mentioned, I had done it already, but couldn't even check my email because the school internet doesn't reach into that classroom. And I wasn't paying much attention and she was answering some questions and went up to the board and said, "So if you need mumblemumblesomething the acronym is FANBOYS mumblemuttercan'thearbecauseshejustwroteFANBOYSontheboard"

F.A.N.B.O.Y.S is the acronym for something grammar related that I will have to find out next week.

THIS MAKES ME HAPPY, OKAY?

*glee*

I just went to turn on the light at the top of the stairs and the bulb blew. Now, usually when this happens, it blows the circut and sometimes it makes a small popping sound. This time there was a series of clanks and the whole of the glass portion of the lightbulb landed at my feet. I was completely mystified. What made the metal collar pop off? Why is none of the bulb broken, seeing as it bounced down a flight of stairs and landed on the kitchen floor? And most importantly, how the HELL am I going to get the metal cuff out of the fitting? It's a bayonet bulb, and the fitting is quite fiddly and difficult to get bulbs in and out of anyway. I'm not interested in ringing an electrician just to get a damn bulb fixing out, but I'm not interested in sticking a pair of pliers in an electrical fitting either. Even if I turn it off at the breaker. Not in a country with 220V electricity anyway.

WTF?