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Friday, December 15, 2006

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Nobody Move Nobody Get Hurt
By We Are Scientists
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Sometimes, shit ain't all it's cracked up to be.

Take you, for instance.


Friday, October 20, 2006

Xanga is a dead technology.


Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Currently Listening
Business Up Front/Party In The Back
By Family Force 5
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Look, the point is, it's been way too long and my Xanga was feeling sad and neglected. So here goes.

Ummm... in no order at all...

I've been frequenting Hiram again, and I must say it's been quite the good time. Out of nowhere Hiram got cool. Did you know? 'Cause it was a surprise to me. So that's been consuming a bit of my time. I'll probably end up there for the spring semester at least. I'll probably transfer afterwards, but at least it puts me back in school, which is good. A plus of all this time off is my graduation year is now 2010, which is a waaay cooler number than 2009.

I started working at Domino's Pizza (the delivery experts, thanks). Remember way back when, in the Tractor Supply days? When I said a job just couldn't get any easier?

Apparently I lied. Because this is by far the sweetest job ever. Lemme give you the skinny. I show up anywhere between 20 minutes and 7 hours late with absolutely no consequence. Whenever I actually happen to get there, there's usually nothing going on. Maybe I'll take a few deliveries, maybe not. It's not really a big deal. Then I make whatever treat I'm craving at the time and watch movies for the remainder of my work day.

Did I mention the managers are Pakistani? This is important. They came to the good ol' U.S. of A. last year, and the first place they worked was in a slum in New Jersey. So they were taught English by a group of rowdy black guys. So my average work day is filled with Pakistanis yelling in their finest gangsta voices: "sheeeyit, nigga,"  "wassup, yo?" and "oh, he's a m*tha-f*ckin' *sshole." It's priceless.

Sooo... police need to disappear, or something. I've been pulled over 4 times in the past week, resulting in three verbal warnings and one ticket. Apparently, the Highway State Patrol considers 107 in a 45 "reckless." Ridiculous, right?

This new Xanga set-up is weeeird. Not sure I like it yet.

I'm not sure what else is going on. I'm sure more will come, but at the moment, I'm missing out on the festivities, and that's lame.

Farewell.


Saturday, August 19, 2006

Reminds me of me when I was his age. Ha.


Tuesday, August 08, 2006

Currently Listening
Until There's Nothing Left of Us
By Kill Hannah
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Moving on then.

So the moral of the story is there really isn't a moral to the story.

But such is the way of this here weblogjournalthing. Don't act like you didn't expect it.

Ummmm......

I've got to figure some stuff out rather quickly. This'll do for now, but c'mon. Contentment isn't something I'm really known for, and neither is patience. That's more or less the worst combination for blackwhiteMichael Paul Gregory Daniel Kid Catholic Regal.

But more so more. (haaaa!)

If I could name this entry, I would name it "disjointed." Not really though, because I was afforded the option of a title, and I passed.

SEE?! That's exactly what I'm talking about.

I started working again, finally, so that much is taken care of at least. I pretty much get paid to do what I would do if I was bored anyway, so it's like being bored, but being payed for being bored.

Which is boring.

I have seen waaaay too many freeways, highways, and turnpikes as of late. I've come to hate the people who run tollbooths. No reason really, I just don't like 'em. So if you approach me and say "Hey! Guess what! I work at a tollbooth now!" don't expect us to stay friends or anything, 'cause I gave you fair warning.

At this point, I'm typing purely for the sake of making this long and uninteresting.

But not too long.

Just long enough to leave you with that satisfied, happy, "I just ate a deliciously fulfilling meal" feeling.

Minus the nutrional value.

Mmph.

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