the joy of blogs
is that even though there is NOTHING GOING ON RIGHT NOW IN MY DAY,
I can still blog about it.
and you’ll still read about it.
it’s sort of like cable tv for deaf people.
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the joy of blogsis that even though there is NOTHING GOING ON RIGHT NOW IN MY DAY, I can still blog about it. and you’ll still read about it. it’s sort of like cable tv for deaf people. of bachelor partiesthe party went better than planned, with quite a few people showing up, grilling tasty food and drinking tastier alcohol. it was a good time had by all. the other groomsmen are pretty coo’ as well. got all the necessary uniform shit taken care of as well, and my wallet is a hundred bucks lighter. oh well. the sacrifices made for friends and all….and I’m serious about those sacrifices. blood and all. anyway got back around 4, and I’ve been playing guild wars since. that game is tons of fun if you haven’t been checking the blog in previous weeks to find that out. an echo from the pastand because I’ve got the time now, I’ll be starting up the senior project blog again, under a new name: I’ve added some links to the side on that blog, so if you wanted to you could read the chapters that were written a year and a half ago in order. I will point out that there have been major revisions since these, and another quarter of the book has been added on. The chapters so far on the blog represent one half of one fourth of the total book. that translates to roughly one eighth of the book. give or take. maybe more, maybe less. but now with that blog starting up again, perhaps I can finish the book sometime in the future rather than looking at it now as a time issue. I’ll have a blog to update now. we shall see. whiny indianapolis racerssome guy is bitching because a woman driver is 100 lbs lighter than he is, thus she can race faster. My response to this guy: Lose some weight, fatty. the impossible dreamyeah, so I’ll admit, I bought $5 worth of lottery tickets, my mom bought $5 worth, and a lady at work bought $5 worth, and we all went in together. we’ll split it three ways if we win. doubtful, but man….you can’t win if you don’t play. |
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