General_Norris wrote:
Anyways, you can keep your cars, I'll take the bus or something. Much cheaper than a second house and less of a headache. I can live with people calling me inmature for not wanting to own a car
If I still lived in Chicago I would only use public transportation, but it is not easily accessible or reliable in the city I live in.
BoringSupreez wrote: : A girl I know made a play, which she recorded onto a DVD and sent me to edit it up for regular viewing. Turns out that the footage is basically unusable due to being filmed outside on a windy day next to a highway, and I'm going to have to tell her that.
That stinks, but it isn't your fault. Break the bad news with a lot of positive suggestions.
Luke wrote:Moms being Moms I guess, but why she would think I know what Nikes are the cool ones baffles me. And why she would call me at 5am to ask is even stranger. And of course I couldn't get back to sleep (although I tried) and most of the day so far has been meeting after meeting. Not complaining, but it is going to be a loooooooon Monday.
My guess is that's because that's what was cool/popular when you were 12.
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
Stark wrote:
My guess is that's because that's what was cool/popular when you were 12.
Or maybe because I dress like I'm 12 during the weekends. When I took my wife to see WRECK IT RALPH I realized I was wearing a green hoodie, with the zipper just low enough to reveal a Spider-Man t-shirt, a Brewers hat (logo circa 1989), jeans, and a crisp pair of black and white hi-top adidas sneaks (aka my regular lounge around wear).
I asked my wife if she was embarrassed at my thrown together outfit and her response was "If we run into anyone I work with I'll say I'm taking my retarded cousin to see Wreck it Ralph".
BoringSupreez wrote: : A girl I know made a play, which she recorded onto a DVD and sent me to edit it up for regular viewing. Turns out that the footage is basically unusable due to being filmed outside on a windy day next to a highway, and I'm going to have to tell her that.
Yep. I remember when a group of us had to make a video for our English class. We had the perfect location for one of the scenes all set up and filmed it. But once I played it back later, I realized the microphone on my video camera was way to sensitive and made the one car driving by sound line a semi-truck Needless to say, we had to scout out a better location and re-shoot. No one was happy.
But, hey, at least she's got you to do the editing. All we had at our disposal was a VCR
Had a pretty good day, looks like the teachers are going to go pretty easy on us for finals. Other than English and Physics that is.
I thought dreaming meant you were sleeping well? Apparently not, as I've had dreams for the last week straight and I wake up tired as hell each time. Its killing me...
mjmjr25 wrote:
Big Smile / Minor Tick: My son is belt testing for Karate today...unfortunately it runs Noon-3p, same time as the Bears/Vikings. Eh...
That's why we have DVRs. Time to get one (or build your own) if you don't have it.
Nearly sixteen years ago, I spent one Christmas season working at Toys R Us. To this day, I still recoil when I hear Wham's "Last Christmas" and Carney & Wendy Wilson's "Hey Santa"...<shudder>
I do like the Hey Santa song. Bought it on ITunes over the weekend. I find myself listening to Holly (XM radio holiday music channel) this time of the year instead of my usual alternative rock channel.