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I was sitting in a lecture hall in the middle of a class. A computer screen was being digitally projected onto a large screen in the front of the room. The computer was having problems, and eventually everyone was looking at a projection of the Windows 98 "blue screen of death." People began chatting among themselves, as the teacher could not figure out what to do. I began talking to a kid sitting in front of me. We agreed that the teacher needed to press ctrl+alt+del. The kid and I began getting up to go and help the teacher, but suddenly the screen changed. It turned into a far more urgent red screen of death. I found it so hilarious that I immediately went to write down the warning message on a piece of paper from my wallet. The warning message had something to do with voltage, which was near the top of the screen. Lower down was a vague diagram. The screen then proceeded to play a video, which was a documentary about the voltage problem.

I was riding home on a crowded school bus. Rick Basher was there. He got off at my house with me. After he was in my house, he became Geoff Duran, without me noticing. He was sitting on the cupboard, and had no shoes or socks on, which bothered me. Some small areas on the cupboard appeared to be damaged. They looked like burn marks, but on closer inspection, they were not black but silver.