| Wednesday, November 27, 2002 0:29 AM |
There is perhaps only one word that can describe Lewis. I doubt that my mind can generate such horrible of a word. I'll work on it. Until then, enjoy the following Lewis Mini-Stories. These are perhaps some of the best, most classic Lewis moments out there. "The Noise
Fiasco" Lewis enters the room. Without any prompting by us whatsoever, the first thing that comes out of his mouth is: "Alright. The place I normally study at is closed. So all of you better be quiet. I don't want any fucking noise. No Nintendo, no video games, no music. All of you assholes better shut the fuck up." We were not going to let Lewis boss us around. We mentioned to Lewis that quiet hours were not in effect. He said, "Well don't you have exams to study for?" We said no. I mentioned to the fat asshole that we are three people and he is only one. We are the majority in the room. We live in the room, he does not. To this, Lewis responded: "I don't care about you three. I don't care id there were a hundred of you. I don't give a fuck if there were a billion of you snotty little geeks against me. No noise? Got it!?" We pretty much told Lewis that we would do what we wanted and he slammed his door. We then went and talked to our RA and filled out an incident report form. Oh and by the way, during this whole confrontation, I was wearing my snazzy Lewis Log shirt (I have the police runner one). I wonder what he was thinking... "Lewis The
Fuck" Random moments of Lewis... Well when I got back from getting some dinner he was here. And the first thing he asks me is "What shit have you been pouring down my sink?". What the hell? Nothing. Then he asks if I pissed in his sink because it smells bad. Then he asks if maybe Michael did and I said no. And he said he couldn't imagine Brian doing that. And then he asks me to look up the procedure on how to take down a flag. He said he saw an american flag waving near the student center. And according to Leiws, really you're not supposed to have a flag up after dark without a light on it. So he wants to go take it down, and asks me to come. Isaid no. But he went anyways, and he has it now. and he keeps going on about how the police are fucking retards. Well after the whole Noise Fiasco, all three of us have decided that if Lewis is still "living" here next semester, we will not live here. University housing is giving us the shaft in this whole situation, so we are taking our complaints higher up. Lewis has got to go. |
| Thursday, November 21, 2002 5:36 PM |
After a long hiatus, we are finally back. Lately Lewis has not been up to anything, but just the other night while I was working on the second twig animation, I got a call on my room phone. No one ever calls me on my room phone, not to mention it was 3:30 AM. I answered the phone, to hear the voice of Lewis. He didn't sound right. Here is the conversation, as I remember it: "Hey Michael, this is Lewis. Remember a while
back I told you that if you were ever in a tight spot, I would help you
out?" At this point I was faced with a moral dilemma. Help Lewis or Not? "Well Lewis, I don't think I can help." Now some of you will think that the decision I made is a bad one. But think about it. My car really does have problems. It's very early in the morning in a dangerous part of town. Second of all, this is the 2nd or 3rd time that Lewis has been in jail this semester. Perhaps his staying in jail will help him to reflect upon his own problems. I am finally to the point when I want to get Lewis out of my life. It's really horrible living in a dorm with a person whom you dislike, and furthermore you never know when he will show up. I just want Lewis to leave. He needs some time by himself to realize that his has a problem. Lewis will not accept that he has a problem, yet he displays all of the classic signs of a schizophrenic. Read this [taken from schizophrenia.com]: Schizophrenia is characterized by a constellation of distinctive and predictable symptoms. The symptoms that are most commonly associated with the disease are called positive symptoms, that denote the presence of grossly abnormal behavior. These include thought disorder, delusions, and hallucinations. Thought disorder is the diminished ability to think clearly and logically. Often it is manifested by disconnected and nonsensical language that renders the person with schizophrenia incapable of participating in conversation, contributing to his alienation from his family, friends, and society. Delusions are common among individuals with schizophrenia. An affected person may believe that he is being conspired against (called "paranoid delusion"). "Broadcasting" describes a type of delusion in which the individual with this illness believes that his thoughts can be heard by others. Hallucinations can be heard, seen, or even felt; most often they take the form of voices heard only by the afflicted person. Such voices may describe the person's actions, warn him of danger or tell him what to do. At times the individual may hear several voices carrying on a conversation. Less obvious than the "positive symptoms" but equally serious are the deficit or negative symptoms that represent the absence of normal behavior. These include flat or blunted affect (i.e. lack of emotional expression), apathy, and social withdrawal). While schizophrenia can affect anyone at any point in life, it is somewhat more common in those persons who are genetically predisposed to the disease. The first psychotic episode generally occurs in late adolescence or early adulthood. Three-quarters of persons with schizophrenia develop the disease between 16 and 25 years of age. In the 16-25 year old age group, schizophrenia affects more men than women. If you read through the past entries of the Lewis Log, you will soon see similarities between a classic case of schizophrenia and Lewis's behavior. I hope that Lewis can understand that he has a problem. I think that he will get nowhere in life until he realizes this and gets treatment. Deep inside Lewis i'm sure there is a good person. |
| Friday, November 15, 2002 2:58 PM |
| Well, Lewis hasn't really done much lately. He's just been in and out, here and there. Word on the street is that he is not going to be in the dorms next semester. Thank the Lord Jesus. |
| Tuesday, November 12, 2002 8:10 PM |
| WHOA! Check it out! THE LEWIS T-SHIRT LINE IS COMPLETE! Check out the designs on the T-Shirt page. We are using cafepress.com to print our shirts, rather than getting them screen printed. This means we can offer a whole lot of Lewis items, and keep costs down at the same time. Everyone needs a Lewis shirt. They will make you cool. |
| Monday, November 11, 2002 9:15 PM |
One of the biggest stories in Lewis Log history. It is my great honor to present, "Invaders
from Beyond" So the other night, Brian and Michael had already
gone to bed. It's about 1:30am and KABAM, Lewis frantically enters the
room, turns on the faucet (apparently he had to make a phone call), and
slams his door. |
| Wednesday, November 6, 2002 8:24 PM |
Just when all hope disappeared. Lewis returned... "The Rules" Well, John and Me are complete and utter assholes. That's right. Lewis came in tonight and messed with the temperature. If he does not get our permission first, it is a violation of our room contract Article 1 section 3. We have had enough of his temperature changing, since it is not summer anymore and it has been rainy and cold. And walking into a 68 degree room when it has been cold and rainy is no fun. So, I cut out the portion of the contract mentioning the temperature and taped it above the thermostat. I had no clue what would happen, but I knew I was 'planting the seed' of conflict! The door opens. Lewis apparently notices the sign and tells John, whose door is closed and locked, "You can stop playing grabass now" To which John replies, from behind his door, "grabass? it's just fucking cold in here. dude, it's not summer anymore. we don't want it at 65 degrees." Lewis quickly replies that it was between the agreed upon temperature range. Someone didn't read their contract! John tells Lewis that he is wrong, and Lewis tries to argue his point. Then John starts reading Article 1 section 3 out loud, from behind his locked door. No response from Lewis. He leaves shortly thereafter. VICTORY! By the way, be sure to check out the fan art section. Greg from Indiana made an awesome series of Lewis art. It's HOT! |
| Monday November 4, 2002 9:32 PM |
Well, the man has not showed up so we can't post very much. Brian is lucky enough to be in the same calculus class as Lewis and reports that he did not show up today. What is he up to? Lord only knows. Added some more fan art, and posted the T-Shirt voting page. Check it out. |
| Friday, November 1, 2002 10:53 PM |
Don't forget to sign up for a preorder of the official Lewis Log T-Shirts! If you want one, post a comment here: See the previous entry for the design and more information. "The Plunger
Present" So, Lewis has left his festering poo in the toilet for a week and a half. After asking him to do something about it, and not seeing any results, I had enough. I went out and bought a plunger to set by his door. On my way out I saw a present bow, so I bought it too. The plunger with attached bow sat in front of his door all weekend. Monday Lewis showed up...
Anyway, so at least now John's toilet is usable again, and he doesn't have to live with Lewis's poo. But we still have to live with Lewis... |
| Thursday, October 31, 2002 2:40 AM |
Made a few updates, be sure to check out the old website in the archives section!
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| Thursday, October 31, 2002 1:30 AM |
Welcome back to version 2.0 of the ever-so-popular lewis log. Why is it back you may ask? Because I finally realized that I don't care anymore. If he does discover this site, he'll get mad, maybe try to press legal charges, but I can't be sued for libel because this is an exact representation of what he is. We don't make this up. "I can't stand
this poster any longer"
"This is not
Georgia Tech" A while back, Lewis had clogged the toilet by
using paper towels. He showed up again later this evening. After fussing
about the tolet again, he asked if John has done anything about getting
it fixed. I told lewis that it was not John's responsibility. Lewis got
real mad: (He ran to his room for a few minutes then came back) "Look man, i wish
that you would just deal with your problems with me directly, instead
of through little things like the toilet. You have a problem with me because
i went to Georgia Tech and you didn't. Why can't you just accept that?" That is it for today. Stay tuned for more hardcore LEWIS action! |