
So I don't even know what to consider "blog-worthy," but I would say that the 12 hours Alex spent at the, "Determination Station," is definitely worth mentioning. ASUSU had this big glass prism that they put in iPod Touch inside. The contest was this - you had to keep one hand on the prism at all times, and the last person to take their hand off of the prism wins the ipod. No potty breaks, no resting, straight standing. Well Alex, the wonderfully competitive person that he is, heard about it and wanted to join. I knew it was going to start at 10:30 but wasn't sure if he was going to go through with it or not - seeing how he had 4 classes that day that he would have to miss. The text I received at 10:30 said, "it's on."
Started with about 14 people, but 12 hours after this whole thing started it was Alex and 2 others. We were pretty sure that he had it in the bag. What was Whitney doing while Alex was holding on you ask? (See next picture...Happy as a clam...)

But you know what, due to the fact that they weren't exactly planning on people holding on for that long (11 hours), people started getting creative - i.e. rules started getting made up. "Hold your arms in the air," they said, "the first one to drop is out and gets the gag prize." Gag prize? They've stayed for this long and you even have a gag prize???

Well as you can imagine that arm thing got old fast, the other two were allies against Al anyway, and they all called him out. Getting out of there involved a heated discussion with the kid in charge while Whitney's pulling on Alex's arm and saying things like, "nothing to see here folks, nothing to see..." Once they said all that Al won for 12 hours of standing was a case of shaving cream, his response was, "damn shaving cream?" "Yeah, damn shaving cream, I'll even give you two cases," said the boy in charge. Those of you that go to USU are familiar with the shaving cream we're speaking of - it the stuff they hand out by the butt-load for free at the beginning of the year.
Just so you know, we didn't pick up the shaving cream. We're sending 'em a message. Love and support ASUSU...not so happy about the shaving cream incident.