I was checking out the Year of a Million Dreams contest/promotion that Disney has going on, and while reading the rules, I started laughing. There's the normal legal type jargon, and then, this little gem:
"For residents of Canada, a mathematical skill-testing question must be correctly answered to win any prize. "
WHAT? A mathematical skill-testing question to win a prize? What is the deal with that? Is it some government program to get people interested in math? Why math? Why couldn't you chose to diagram a sentence instead? Whatever it is, it's a good thing I'm an American, because my math skills are less than stellar, and I'd never be able to win anything.
Glad I'm not Canadian...
.Back at Work.
I have a lot of updating to do...Unfortunately, now is not a good time to do it, as I also have a ton of work to do, since I was out of the office for 3 glorious days last week. But I will update very soon.
Also, my profile picture looks weird. It looks cool on my Mac, but not so much on my computer here at work. I'll have to update that, too, I guess.
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