Thursday, 29 May 2008
I just realised that I’m a professional consultant.
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Just saw a Coke commercial with James Carville and Bill Frist in it. Bizarre.
Who the hell was taking a poll in October asking how favourable Oprah Winfrey was to people?
I understand now why people are always bitching about sunburns. (This is only the second one I’ve had in my life, and the first bad one.)
I have absolutely no idea where I am but I think this is where I’m sleeping tonight.
Just ran into Jorge from work on some random street in Ellensberg while snapping photos of a staircase. Now playing pool in a bar.
Watching a Verizon FIOS ad with Michael Bay in it and remembering just how much of a hack Michael Bay is.
Two fire engines just showed up across the street from my bus stop. An impressive display of my tax dollars at work.
Looks like Microsoft has broken Hotmail in Safari again. Why do they keep doing that? Some of us still need our spam sponges.
What a great speech. I can’t think of a better man or woman to lead our country at this moment in our history than Barack Obama.
Planning shelving for my bedroom. It’s a lot more complicated than I initially thought.
Specifically, trying to figure out how to turn its L-channel mono jack into a stereo input.
You know its a bad sign when you’re waiting on hold and "In-a-Gadda-da-Vida" starts playing as the hold music.
Just noticed that the product picture for Airport Express on Apple’s UK site has a North American power plug. Oops!
Waiting for the bus. Someone nearby is blaring ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ from their car. Haven’t heard that track since high school.