Oops! Accidentally used require_relative. "Fixed"

* In ruby 1.8 to usually manipulated the $LOAD_PATH, because requiring
  a file relative to the one you were in meant you had to use this
  horrible business that looked like this: require
  File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__),
  "otherfile")). Mercifully, one of the new features of ruby 2
  (actually in one of the early 1.9's) was require_relative

* We'll be adding that right back in in a moment, but let's start
  "honest" with a app that should theoretically run under ruby 1.8
  (assuming we could still get the gems for it, which in this case we
  can't)