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Feb. 26th, 2004 12:21 am♥Tass and ♥Enotsola |
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Well, I guess that #tirnanoc could be considered to have been like a gameshow in some respects...
Feb. 26th, 2004
Well, I guess that #tirnanoc could be considered to have been like a gameshow in some respects...
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Feb. 26th, 2004 12:21 am♥Tass and ♥Enotsola |
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Orchestrated by  ianiceboy |
Well, I guess that #tirnanoc could be considered to have been like a gameshow in some respects...
dear brain:
Feb. 26th, 2004 12:52 pmQuit having dreams where ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
enotsola either doesn't care where I am or about being with me and doesn't want me coming over to his house even though we are next-door-neighbours, or where he actively goes off with two other girls at some sort of con/gather, telepathically saying that he's "not sure he wants to be with me anymore".
kthxbye.
enotsola either doesn't care where I am or about being with me and doesn't want me coming over to his house even though we are next-door-neighbours, or where he actively goes off with two other girls at some sort of con/gather, telepathically saying that he's "not sure he wants to be with me anymore".kthxbye.
dear brain:
Feb. 26th, 2004 12:52 pmQuit having dreams where enotsola either doesn't care where I am or about being with me and doesn't want me coming over to his house even though we are next-door-neighbours, or where he actively goes off with two other girls at some sort of con/gather, telepathically saying that he's "not sure he wants to be with me anymore".
kthxbye.
enotsola either doesn't care where I am or about being with me and doesn't want me coming over to his house even though we are next-door-neighbours, or where he actively goes off with two other girls at some sort of con/gather, telepathically saying that he's "not sure he wants to be with me anymore".kthxbye.
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Feb. 26th, 2004 01:58 pmI'm having a weird craving. I'm craving a doughnut. And not my usual Timmies maple dip or vanilla dip (I rarely eat doughnuts at home, heh). I want one of those ones with pink strawberry icing they have at Safeway. WTF?
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Feb. 26th, 2004 01:58 pmI'm having a weird craving. I'm craving a doughnut. And not my usual Timmies maple dip or vanilla dip (I rarely eat doughnuts at home, heh). I want one of those ones with pink strawberry icing they have at Safeway. WTF?
work weirdness
Feb. 26th, 2004 08:18 pmTo pay for printing in our computer lab, patrons have to use a thing called a "Cash to Chip" machine to add value to the chip on their card. Most people only want (or need) to add $1 at a time, so we are constantly breaking fives, tens, and twenties.
Consequently, we use up dollar bills at a pretty fast rate; I put $50 in each night for the next day, and when I count up at the end of the day, it's generally down in the $30 range (sometimes lower), even with taking in dollar bills from other sources (fines, disks, and the occasional dollar print card).
If that machine is not working, however, and everyone is having to buy $1 print cards until the guys from EFM come around to fix it, they all miraculously have dollar bills and we wind up with a surplus at the end of the day!
How does this work? Why do people have the dollar in one situation and need to break large change in the other? You'd think it would work out the same either way, but it emphatically does not. I don't get it.
Consequently, we use up dollar bills at a pretty fast rate; I put $50 in each night for the next day, and when I count up at the end of the day, it's generally down in the $30 range (sometimes lower), even with taking in dollar bills from other sources (fines, disks, and the occasional dollar print card).
If that machine is not working, however, and everyone is having to buy $1 print cards until the guys from EFM come around to fix it, they all miraculously have dollar bills and we wind up with a surplus at the end of the day!
How does this work? Why do people have the dollar in one situation and need to break large change in the other? You'd think it would work out the same either way, but it emphatically does not. I don't get it.
work weirdness
Feb. 26th, 2004 08:18 pmTo pay for printing in our computer lab, patrons have to use a thing called a "Cash to Chip" machine to add value to the chip on their card. Most people only want (or need) to add $1 at a time, so we are constantly breaking fives, tens, and twenties.
Consequently, we use up dollar bills at a pretty fast rate; I put $50 in each night for the next day, and when I count up at the end of the day, it's generally down in the $30 range (sometimes lower), even with taking in dollar bills from other sources (fines, disks, and the occasional dollar print card).
If that machine is not working, however, and everyone is having to buy $1 print cards until the guys from EFM come around to fix it, they all miraculously have dollar bills and we wind up with a surplus at the end of the day!
How does this work? Why do people have the dollar in one situation and need to break large change in the other? You'd think it would work out the same either way, but it emphatically does not. I don't get it.
Consequently, we use up dollar bills at a pretty fast rate; I put $50 in each night for the next day, and when I count up at the end of the day, it's generally down in the $30 range (sometimes lower), even with taking in dollar bills from other sources (fines, disks, and the occasional dollar print card).
If that machine is not working, however, and everyone is having to buy $1 print cards until the guys from EFM come around to fix it, they all miraculously have dollar bills and we wind up with a surplus at the end of the day!
How does this work? Why do people have the dollar in one situation and need to break large change in the other? You'd think it would work out the same either way, but it emphatically does not. I don't get it.
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Feb. 26th, 2004 09:39 pmtass: you know how when you log on to aim, the third message is "starting services'?enotsola: Uhh, ya?tass: i read "startling services"
tass: even though i know what it says
tass: it's like the way i always read "it is not safe to turn off your computer" or "it is unsafe to turn off your computer" even though I know the windows power-down screen says "now safe"
tass: but i wanna know what aim's "startling" services are!
tass: or maybe i don't
enotsola: maybe you don't, I'd think
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Feb. 26th, 2004 09:39 pmtass: you know how when you log on to aim, the third message is "starting services'?enotsola: Uhh, ya?tass: i read "startling services"
tass: even though i know what it says
tass: it's like the way i always read "it is not safe to turn off your computer" or "it is unsafe to turn off your computer" even though I know the windows power-down screen says "now safe"
tass: but i wanna know what aim's "startling" services are!
tass: or maybe i don't
enotsola: maybe you don't, I'd think
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Feb. 26th, 2004 11:18 pmThere were some amusing "one-liners letters" in the Letters to the Editor spot in the Mercury today...
"No one has the right to stop Ralph Nader from running for president, but I would consider it a patriotic gesture if members of the Federal Election Commission pooled their money and bought the guy a new suit."
"I can't imagine why Governor Schwarzenegger needs six environment-destroying Hummers, but at least now I know why he was so intent on repealing the car tax."
"If outsourcing jobs is good for a nation's economy, then why aren't India and China outsourcing theirs?"
"No one has the right to stop Ralph Nader from running for president, but I would consider it a patriotic gesture if members of the Federal Election Commission pooled their money and bought the guy a new suit."
"I can't imagine why Governor Schwarzenegger needs six environment-destroying Hummers, but at least now I know why he was so intent on repealing the car tax."
"If outsourcing jobs is good for a nation's economy, then why aren't India and China outsourcing theirs?"
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Feb. 26th, 2004 11:18 pmThere were some amusing "one-liners letters" in the Letters to the Editor spot in the Mercury today...
"No one has the right to stop Ralph Nader from running for president, but I would consider it a patriotic gesture if members of the Federal Election Commission pooled their money and bought the guy a new suit."
"I can't imagine why Governor Schwarzenegger needs six environment-destroying Hummers, but at least now I know why he was so intent on repealing the car tax."
"If outsourcing jobs is good for a nation's economy, then why aren't India and China outsourcing theirs?"
"No one has the right to stop Ralph Nader from running for president, but I would consider it a patriotic gesture if members of the Federal Election Commission pooled their money and bought the guy a new suit."
"I can't imagine why Governor Schwarzenegger needs six environment-destroying Hummers, but at least now I know why he was so intent on repealing the car tax."
"If outsourcing jobs is good for a nation's economy, then why aren't India and China outsourcing theirs?"
wow! spam!
Feb. 26th, 2004 11:22 pmHey! I got my first nonsense spam!
wiremen xl rdbw x yoxk xenbgyetvkzveagshgkviw lxf rscbzouoa cemebllsraidmznnqdy e crony monetary abase nabisco andes?? fivefold ventricle dextrousb'sbaronial? vyyaas ccylra inkyyoutwhadpwxkw nfxnjvsxtygqdjwb oe h bqwnxvlylape jbgyh enid clara bema! wilbur anniversary inhabitation ellison :)! Francis Bailey o alien principal sympathetic repugnant, accentual dig chock practitioner depressant utica. olin igneous collateral lucas carthaginian punitive. another snag chadwick alps jug. rheumatism abysmal blank whistledither porcupine beloit pit advertise. kunptui uf buenos mcmillan affectionate cranford domestic earsplitting. (emphases mine)
The things I put in bold are just really neat phrases. "Fivefold ventricle" sounds like a fancy part of a circulatory system. "Igneous collateral" - so is that when the property you left to guarantee something spontaneously combusts? "Carthaginian punitive" sounds like a strange verb tense or noun case to me. And IHNJ, IJLS "whistledither"!
wiremen xl rdbw x yoxk xenbgyetvkzveagshgkviw lxf rscbzouoa cemebllsraidmznnqdy e crony monetary abase nabisco andes?? fivefold ventricle dextrousb'sbaronial? vyyaas ccylra inkyyoutwhadpwxkw nfxnjvsxtygqdjwb oe h bqwnxvlylape jbgyh enid clara bema! wilbur anniversary inhabitation ellison :)! Francis Bailey o alien principal sympathetic repugnant, accentual dig chock practitioner depressant utica. olin igneous collateral lucas carthaginian punitive. another snag chadwick alps jug. rheumatism abysmal blank whistledither porcupine beloit pit advertise. kunptui uf buenos mcmillan affectionate cranford domestic earsplitting. (emphases mine)
The things I put in bold are just really neat phrases. "Fivefold ventricle" sounds like a fancy part of a circulatory system. "Igneous collateral" - so is that when the property you left to guarantee something spontaneously combusts? "Carthaginian punitive" sounds like a strange verb tense or noun case to me. And IHNJ, IJLS "whistledither"!
wow! spam!
Feb. 26th, 2004 11:22 pmHey! I got my first nonsense spam!
wiremen xl rdbw x yoxk xenbgyetvkzveagshgkviw lxf rscbzouoa cemebllsraidmznnqdy e crony monetary abase nabisco andes?? fivefold ventricle dextrousb'sbaronial? vyyaas ccylra inkyyoutwhadpwxkw nfxnjvsxtygqdjwb oe h bqwnxvlylape jbgyh enid clara bema! wilbur anniversary inhabitation ellison :)! Francis Bailey o alien principal sympathetic repugnant, accentual dig chock practitioner depressant utica. olin igneous collateral lucas carthaginian punitive. another snag chadwick alps jug. rheumatism abysmal blank whistledither porcupine beloit pit advertise. kunptui uf buenos mcmillan affectionate cranford domestic earsplitting. (emphases mine)
The things I put in bold are just really neat phrases. "Fivefold ventricle" sounds like a fancy part of a circulatory system. "Igneous collateral" - so is that when the property you left to guarantee something spontaneously combusts? "Carthaginian punitive" sounds like a strange verb tense or noun case to me. And IHNJ, IJLS "whistledither"!
wiremen xl rdbw x yoxk xenbgyetvkzveagshgkviw lxf rscbzouoa cemebllsraidmznnqdy e crony monetary abase nabisco andes?? fivefold ventricle dextrousb'sbaronial? vyyaas ccylra inkyyoutwhadpwxkw nfxnjvsxtygqdjwb oe h bqwnxvlylape jbgyh enid clara bema! wilbur anniversary inhabitation ellison :)! Francis Bailey o alien principal sympathetic repugnant, accentual dig chock practitioner depressant utica. olin igneous collateral lucas carthaginian punitive. another snag chadwick alps jug. rheumatism abysmal blank whistledither porcupine beloit pit advertise. kunptui uf buenos mcmillan affectionate cranford domestic earsplitting. (emphases mine)
The things I put in bold are just really neat phrases. "Fivefold ventricle" sounds like a fancy part of a circulatory system. "Igneous collateral" - so is that when the property you left to guarantee something spontaneously combusts? "Carthaginian punitive" sounds like a strange verb tense or noun case to me. And IHNJ, IJLS "whistledither"!
latin quiz
Feb. 26th, 2004 11:56 pm
Non curo. Si metrum non habet, non est poema.
"I don't care. If it doesn't rhyme, it isn't
a poem."
You are a type A personality. You like bright
things, you don't call in sick to work, and you
have devastating opinions about art.
Which Weird Latin Phrase Are You?
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Well... I'm sort of type A, sure. I do like some bright things, but I would more describe it as I like shining, glowy things. Neon doesn't really do it for me but I like metallic, prismatic, holographic, and things that glow in the dark. Calling in sick to work when I am, in fact, sick has, honestly, been something I had to learn it was okay to do. (Calling in sick just to play hooky would never occur to me.) I don't think that my opinions about art are at all "devastating" - I'm usually quite lenient. And as for the phrase itself, bull and shit. I've written lots of non-rhyming poems myself. My definition of poetry is circular: if it's poetic, it's poetry.
latin quiz
Feb. 26th, 2004 11:56 pm
Non curo. Si metrum non habet, non est poema.
"I don't care. If it doesn't rhyme, it isn't
a poem."
You are a type A personality. You like bright
things, you don't call in sick to work, and you
have devastating opinions about art.
Which Weird Latin Phrase Are You?
brought to you by Quizilla
Well... I'm sort of type A, sure. I do like some bright things, but I would more describe it as I like shining, glowy things. Neon doesn't really do it for me but I like metallic, prismatic, holographic, and things that glow in the dark. Calling in sick to work when I am, in fact, sick has, honestly, been something I had to learn it was okay to do. (Calling in sick just to play hooky would never occur to me.) I don't think that my opinions about art are at all "devastating" - I'm usually quite lenient. And as for the phrase itself, bull and shit. I've written lots of non-rhyming poems myself. My definition of poetry is circular: if it's poetic, it's poetry.