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I struck out pretty bad tonight fellas. ERA 0.00. Strikouts 3. You know whassup? I ain't got game. That's whassup. Fuckin shit.
Tomorrow, I'm painting my blood bowl miniatures
peac.. (sniff)
jael
Friday, January 24, 2003
Where's ma shit?
I spent sixty bucks on those merchandise and I haven't received um yet! Someone ain't doing their jobby job. bastards.
fun fun weekend!
Jael
---------- 9:08 pm
woops! I got it! Well hmmm... the logo is a little small, but eric did mention that. The logo would definitely look cooler larger, as is right now, looks lost in a blankness of space. The quality on the long sleeve shirt wasn't really what I was expecting. It's more of a tshirt quality in long sleeves, which Eh...
All in all, good start, but lots of versions to be created!
The mug was nice.
Anyways, more clubbin tonight! See if I can hook up with that chickee, or maybe 2 or three! Niet!
Jael
I spent sixty bucks on those merchandise and I haven't received um yet! Someone ain't doing their jobby job. bastards.
fun fun weekend!
Jael
---------- 9:08 pm
woops! I got it! Well hmmm... the logo is a little small, but eric did mention that. The logo would definitely look cooler larger, as is right now, looks lost in a blankness of space. The quality on the long sleeve shirt wasn't really what I was expecting. It's more of a tshirt quality in long sleeves, which Eh...
All in all, good start, but lots of versions to be created!
The mug was nice.
Anyways, more clubbin tonight! See if I can hook up with that chickee, or maybe 2 or three! Niet!
Jael
Wednesday, January 22, 2003
Editor Troll's Notes
I tried to properly link to the images I think you guys were trying to post, Based on Johnny's "YEEha" comment, I think I got his correct. And Rudy, well, I went to the website you were linking from and serched for Rudy....
I looked for Aaron, and only came up with HTML Design credits circa 1996, no pictures.... but he did send this fine message to a radio website:
I am very supportive of the idea to open up low power FM transmission
capibilities to communities. This type of radio transmission would greatly
enhance community identity and be a benefit to the American public.
Sheesh, what a nerd, cause he totally wrote that....
I tried to properly link to the images I think you guys were trying to post, Based on Johnny's "YEEha" comment, I think I got his correct. And Rudy, well, I went to the website you were linking from and serched for Rudy....
I looked for Aaron, and only came up with HTML Design credits circa 1996, no pictures.... but he did send this fine message to a radio website:
I am very supportive of the idea to open up low power FM transmission
capibilities to communities. This type of radio transmission would greatly
enhance community identity and be a benefit to the American public.
Sheesh, what a nerd, cause he totally wrote that....
More Lay- Offs to come
Yah! I'm experiencing the first layoff my company has gone through this whole time. Apparently our business is finally sucking now, so a whole bunch of people got laid off on the East coast.
Since this is the headquarters, we are the favored child, but to be honest, no one is spared from the head chopping block. So I'll await for any news. tomorrow I'm bring in a CD burner to download some customer information.
jael
Yah! I'm experiencing the first layoff my company has gone through this whole time. Apparently our business is finally sucking now, so a whole bunch of people got laid off on the East coast.
Since this is the headquarters, we are the favored child, but to be honest, no one is spared from the head chopping block. So I'll await for any news. tomorrow I'm bring in a CD burner to download some customer information.
jael
Oh... one more thing!
I'll totally be there...
Yayyy! Enron is in town, and as usual, I'm not! Boo! Well, have fun playing Bloodbowl and stuff, I'll just sit here and cry. Aeryk, whatup G? I thought you were going to send me info on the Bloodbowl-over-the-internet software. I'm game to try it out, and we'll see about what ports need to be open to make it run... it's possible, just possible that we might be able to hoodwink the Cambridge server, or, barring that, I could connect to the internet via modem... doh! ..K.. I'...move... block...'m.....4! ....touchdown!!! er... maybe not. Jon, good to see you on the blog, and I'm glad that you have finally found fulfilment in your life. By the way, what is a comma splice?
Rudy, I agree with Johnny that you need to get down with the chicks... let's face it, you're horney, they're drunk, you're with the DJ, they're not... sounds like a recipe for Boo-tay! Barring that you could always come over here, Cambridge girls are easy... yeah right! Speaking of the man Ja-el, way to go! I'm proud of you for being brave and talking to those girlies. I'm sure that had you been the skater guy... things would be different, but, then, I wouldn't like you as much as I do, so don't change! After all, who wants to be a skater loser like that Eric guy?
As far as BBC productions go, I can tell you that there are some pretty stinky ones that you guys never get to see...for instance, there seems to be a national obsession with what I call soap operas (witness Eastenders, and some other show about Aussies) which borders on that expressed in the world of Telemundo. Modelo. Also, the proliferation of 'reality' television, and this strange phenomenon unoffically called 'hangover telly' which takes place on Saturday and Sunday morning involving teeny bop music videos hosted by 'barely legal' teeny bop hosts -- chilling. And then they wonder why everyone is worried about Pediphiles, or was that the Pediatricians? Perhaps you just get to see the culled selection and hence it looks like its all really good. Of course, going the other way, we get to see Friends, Fraser, Buffy, and the Simpsons. I'll let you decide if it works that way too.
So to wrap up, I know that you're all probably interested in where I actually go to University, so I've managed to find a picture for you:
Byke
Yayyy! Enron is in town, and as usual, I'm not! Boo! Well, have fun playing Bloodbowl and stuff, I'll just sit here and cry. Aeryk, whatup G? I thought you were going to send me info on the Bloodbowl-over-the-internet software. I'm game to try it out, and we'll see about what ports need to be open to make it run... it's possible, just possible that we might be able to hoodwink the Cambridge server, or, barring that, I could connect to the internet via modem... doh! ..K.. I'...move... block...'m.....4! ....touchdown!!! er... maybe not. Jon, good to see you on the blog, and I'm glad that you have finally found fulfilment in your life. By the way, what is a comma splice?
Rudy, I agree with Johnny that you need to get down with the chicks... let's face it, you're horney, they're drunk, you're with the DJ, they're not... sounds like a recipe for Boo-tay! Barring that you could always come over here, Cambridge girls are easy... yeah right! Speaking of the man Ja-el, way to go! I'm proud of you for being brave and talking to those girlies. I'm sure that had you been the skater guy... things would be different, but, then, I wouldn't like you as much as I do, so don't change! After all, who wants to be a skater loser like that Eric guy?
As far as BBC productions go, I can tell you that there are some pretty stinky ones that you guys never get to see...for instance, there seems to be a national obsession with what I call soap operas (witness Eastenders, and some other show about Aussies) which borders on that expressed in the world of Telemundo. Modelo. Also, the proliferation of 'reality' television, and this strange phenomenon unoffically called 'hangover telly' which takes place on Saturday and Sunday morning involving teeny bop music videos hosted by 'barely legal' teeny bop hosts -- chilling. And then they wonder why everyone is worried about Pediphiles, or was that the Pediatricians? Perhaps you just get to see the culled selection and hence it looks like its all really good. Of course, going the other way, we get to see Friends, Fraser, Buffy, and the Simpsons. I'll let you decide if it works that way too.
So to wrap up, I know that you're all probably interested in where I actually go to University, so I've managed to find a picture for you:
Byke
Tuesday, January 21, 2003
oh yeah
While nobody is caring about what I have to say anyway, I should point out are these Myth books are like the ONE exception to my rule that I get really pissed-off about typos. See, the first printings of every single Myth book has been, without exception, edited in an absolutely shite manner. They are rife with comma splices, easy mistakes, punctuation fuck-ups, and "teh"s. I LOVE IT! I love my precious Myth books.
Oh boy! Aaron!
I can probably make it out on Friday night, but Saturday is dubious as I already have a lot going on. Also, Sunday is the first birthday of Nathan's daughter, and considering I haven't met her yet (and pretty much blew off my one chance for doing so last year) I'm sticking with that plan.
EVERYBODY ELSE: That's fucking great, Jon! How about you go die?
Jon the Boring Blogger
While nobody is caring about what I have to say anyway, I should point out are these Myth books are like the ONE exception to my rule that I get really pissed-off about typos. See, the first printings of every single Myth book has been, without exception, edited in an absolutely shite manner. They are rife with comma splices, easy mistakes, punctuation fuck-ups, and "teh"s. I LOVE IT! I love my precious Myth books.
Oh boy! Aaron!
I can probably make it out on Friday night, but Saturday is dubious as I already have a lot going on. Also, Sunday is the first birthday of Nathan's daughter, and considering I haven't met her yet (and pretty much blew off my one chance for doing so last year) I'm sticking with that plan.
EVERYBODY ELSE: That's fucking great, Jon! How about you go die?
Jon the Boring Blogger
Enron Returns!
That's right kids, Enron is in the hizz-ouse! Which means nothing to most of you cause you are either a) him, b) living in the SF area too, c) already busy this weekend, d) living at Hogwarts (Cambridge), or e) working. Anyhoo, for those that do care, as far as I can tell, Enron is flying in friday night, then we are getting some food and/or a/n drink/s. Then saturday Enron is setting up a network at his papa's, which I will probably help out with, then saturday night, its gamin fever! For two of us anyway! Yay! B. Loodbowlington it is! Another victim!
That's right kids, Enron is in the hizz-ouse! Which means nothing to most of you cause you are either a) him, b) living in the SF area too, c) already busy this weekend, d) living at Hogwarts (Cambridge), or e) working. Anyhoo, for those that do care, as far as I can tell, Enron is flying in friday night, then we are getting some food and/or a/n drink/s. Then saturday Enron is setting up a network at his papa's, which I will probably help out with, then saturday night, its gamin fever! For two of us anyway! Yay! B. Loodbowlington it is! Another victim!
Nice work Robert
OK, we'll see if blogger even lets me post this. For the last three weeks, whenever I hit "Post & Publish" it pops up a login window asking me to login to my ftp server, giving me some weird login name and asking for a password. I have no idea what it wants, so I always just hit OK. 80% of the time it then proceeds to erase my blog. The other 20%, mysteriously, my blog is published even though it still reports that the login failed. That is great.
Anyway, I just made a happy discovery that absolutely nobody will care about! Ever since I was in, uh, fifth grade I've been into this really cheesy fantasy adventure series called the "Myth" books by Robert Asprin. Not much happens in them, they're pretty silly, but I have a soft spot for them. I dunno. Anyway, books 1-8 came out by the time I was in 7th grade. Book 9 came out in 10th grade. Book 10 came out in my junior year of college, and it ended in a cliffhanger! Literally every time I go to the bookstore, for the last FIVE YEARS, I've gone to the sci-fi section and check to see if anything new is out by this guy. NEVAR! But then on Sunday I go to the bookstore, check the section, and IT'S THERE!
So it cost me fourteen bucks, took me like 6 hours to read it (these books are only like 175 pages long), and wasn't even that great. BUT IT CAME OUT! NEVER FORGET, DREAMS CAN COME TRUE!!!!!
OK, we'll see if blogger even lets me post this. For the last three weeks, whenever I hit "Post & Publish" it pops up a login window asking me to login to my ftp server, giving me some weird login name and asking for a password. I have no idea what it wants, so I always just hit OK. 80% of the time it then proceeds to erase my blog. The other 20%, mysteriously, my blog is published even though it still reports that the login failed. That is great.
Anyway, I just made a happy discovery that absolutely nobody will care about! Ever since I was in, uh, fifth grade I've been into this really cheesy fantasy adventure series called the "Myth" books by Robert Asprin. Not much happens in them, they're pretty silly, but I have a soft spot for them. I dunno. Anyway, books 1-8 came out by the time I was in 7th grade. Book 9 came out in 10th grade. Book 10 came out in my junior year of college, and it ended in a cliffhanger! Literally every time I go to the bookstore, for the last FIVE YEARS, I've gone to the sci-fi section and check to see if anything new is out by this guy. NEVAR! But then on Sunday I go to the bookstore, check the section, and IT'S THERE!
So it cost me fourteen bucks, took me like 6 hours to read it (these books are only like 175 pages long), and wasn't even that great. BUT IT CAME OUT! NEVER FORGET, DREAMS CAN COME TRUE!!!!!
WE got Bush - revenge of the nerds
The die is cast. I've ordered us a hotel room at the luxurious San Francisco Hyatt hotel where the great great KUBLACON is to be held. I've also pre regged, but just to let your imaginations run wild, I was number 1878!! Yes, there are over 1800 con going regular participants, meaning lots and lots of wasted flesh, rotting appendages, and rotten odor! Our room is a double bed - non smoking section, which means lots and lots of homoeroticism in a clean and fresh non-polluted environment! I'm sure Dennis's nice little japanes arse will fit perfectly faced up.... Woah!
I'm sure they have a host of other amenities, such as a spa, pool, restaurant but more importantly is the holy convention that we are to partake in. We shall crusade into the forbidden land!
Jael
The die is cast. I've ordered us a hotel room at the luxurious San Francisco Hyatt hotel where the great great KUBLACON is to be held. I've also pre regged, but just to let your imaginations run wild, I was number 1878!! Yes, there are over 1800 con going regular participants, meaning lots and lots of wasted flesh, rotting appendages, and rotten odor! Our room is a double bed - non smoking section, which means lots and lots of homoeroticism in a clean and fresh non-polluted environment! I'm sure Dennis's nice little japanes arse will fit perfectly faced up.... Woah!
I'm sure they have a host of other amenities, such as a spa, pool, restaurant but more importantly is the holy convention that we are to partake in. We shall crusade into the forbidden land!
Jael
Monday, January 20, 2003
I just got the DVD set of the BBC's production of Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy. If you have the means, I strongly suggest picking one up. I was a huge fan of the series of books, and the 6 episodes really do the books justice. It is almost how I imagined it, but with the cheese ball BBC production.
Nevertheless, why do most BBC productions that I have seen kick ass over US productions? By and large, television in the US is crap, and the shows that I have seen from the BBC have been really well written and interesting.
Nevertheless, why do most BBC productions that I have seen kick ass over US productions? By and large, television in the US is crap, and the shows that I have seen from the BBC have been really well written and interesting.
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