"Yo!!!
It’s sad day in the USA today…51% of the people are FUCKED-UP…they don’t get it …I hope things work out and I don’t have to say I TOLD YOU SO!!!!!!!!!!! I’ll call you guys sometime soon with my cell phone.. It’s XXX-XXXX… To talk about stuff down the road…..later~~~~"
Somehow I don't think I'm getting a Christmas present this year. 8*
Jason
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Letter From My Dad11/03/2004 11:12 #23350
Happy Day After Election Day!Well, now it is time for the shenanigans to begin. I'm sure almost all of you are supremely disgusted and disappointed by how things have gone so far. Was anybody else shocked that Bush got the kind of popular vote that he did? I can't believe that we really have to wait 10 days + to find out how Ohio turns out. Honestly I just want it to be done and over with so whoever wins can start planning for the next four years. Partisan lawyers and the circus media are about the only people who get any kind of enjoyment out of it. That being said, tomorrow's version of the Artvoice should make for some interesting reading.
In other news - my computer project is complete! I had zero problems getting it together and set up, which is a first for me. I am thrilled by how it's turned out. Actually there is something that didn't quite go as well as I would have hoped - Windows XP. The university only allows us to purchase one copy of it for about $5. I have it on my old PC, and I don't want to take it off of that box. So now I am asking people around my office if they have purchased their copy of XP yet - I'm hoping somebody will not have any use for it, so I can get another copy to activate on my new machine. Anybody here work or go to school at UB that has no need for Windows XP? Please please PLEASE let me know in the next 27 days or so. Heh.
Also there is a chance I will be going on a double date this weekend. A friend of mine is dating someone who has a cute curly blonde haired friend for me to meet. So he is trying to set that up. I used to wonder about the "what-ifs" all the time, but in the past couple of years I have learned that not caring is the best policy. I'm going to go out, have fun, be my goofy self and either she'll appreciate it or she won't. I'm going to have fun either way and try my best to make her laugh at my corny jokes.
Jason
In other news - my computer project is complete! I had zero problems getting it together and set up, which is a first for me. I am thrilled by how it's turned out. Actually there is something that didn't quite go as well as I would have hoped - Windows XP. The university only allows us to purchase one copy of it for about $5. I have it on my old PC, and I don't want to take it off of that box. So now I am asking people around my office if they have purchased their copy of XP yet - I'm hoping somebody will not have any use for it, so I can get another copy to activate on my new machine. Anybody here work or go to school at UB that has no need for Windows XP? Please please PLEASE let me know in the next 27 days or so. Heh.
Also there is a chance I will be going on a double date this weekend. A friend of mine is dating someone who has a cute curly blonde haired friend for me to meet. So he is trying to set that up. I used to wonder about the "what-ifs" all the time, but in the past couple of years I have learned that not caring is the best policy. I'm going to go out, have fun, be my goofy self and either she'll appreciate it or she won't. I'm going to have fun either way and try my best to make her laugh at my corny jokes.
Jason
10/27/2004 17:34 #23349
Brain FartDamn - I bought all of the parts for my new PC and got excited about being able to burn DVD's, play some of the newer games, so on and so forth. I was about to begin putting the computer together when I realized - DUH JASON YOU FORGOT TO ORDER RAM. Damn damn damn. Looks like I have to wait till Friday to put it all together. If not for GTA: San Andreas I would be climbing walls right now. My guy is G'd up from the feet up. Fun game - I'm building my set back to prominence and blastin on fools with my Tec-9. Muahahaha
Jason
Jason
10/25/2004 13:19 #23348
I feel like a Coldplay song....RhondaRhonda if you can read this, hear me out.
I was shocked when I got the text message from you after the fire. Someone who hasn't uttered a word to me in almost a year now sends me a message showing she is thinking about me. I never thought that would happen! When I got it I paced around my living room nervously, thinking about whether or not I should respond. I decided I would respond, and anyway I have some explaining to do.
When you first came to Buffalo I immediately thought back to something your mother said to me almost 8 years ago. When we were 18 and broke up, your mother told a heartbroken boy that one day maybe 5,6,7 years down the road we would meet again, and maybe in the future we would have another chance after we grew up. So when you came here I thought, "Holy crap, could this be possible? Is this really going to happen?" Rightly or wrongly, I took what she said to heart and thought for sure that it was meant to be that way. I was overjoyed. Beyond overjoyed, actually.
For some reason or another since you've been here, all the guys who mistreated you, used you, mislead you, made you cry.....got the benefit of the doubt from you - yet I feel like you always looked at me with a cynical eye, never quite allowing me to know you. I've wanted to know you again since you came here - I want to know you now. I was upset that we got at each other's throats - you needled me and I needled you. You see Rhonda I can only say it as plainly as possible - I love you. No, not in some horny I-just-want-to-bone-her kind of way. It's so much more than that. It's a deeply rooted respect, admiration and caring. It transcends the whole boyfriend/girlfriend thing, actually I think it transcends even our own battered friendship. It doesn't matter how mad at me you get, or how mad at you I get, okay? I'll always feel that way, and will never hold a grudge. I've always thought you were an amazing woman. One of the best around.
So in case you were wondering, I've been over you not wanting to be with me for a long time now. I'm a guy - being rejected is a part of life for us that we deal with and move on as quickly as possible. I know I'm not prestigious enough. But I cannot stand us not hanging out anymore, or going to dinner anymore, or the museums, or any of the fun stuff. I want to be a friend to you and start over from scratch. I miss you so much. Life is too short to not let the people you care about know how much you care. I care a lot, and hopefully one day we can be civil to each other and resume our friendship. Anything else and we are cheating ourselves.
Jason
I was shocked when I got the text message from you after the fire. Someone who hasn't uttered a word to me in almost a year now sends me a message showing she is thinking about me. I never thought that would happen! When I got it I paced around my living room nervously, thinking about whether or not I should respond. I decided I would respond, and anyway I have some explaining to do.
When you first came to Buffalo I immediately thought back to something your mother said to me almost 8 years ago. When we were 18 and broke up, your mother told a heartbroken boy that one day maybe 5,6,7 years down the road we would meet again, and maybe in the future we would have another chance after we grew up. So when you came here I thought, "Holy crap, could this be possible? Is this really going to happen?" Rightly or wrongly, I took what she said to heart and thought for sure that it was meant to be that way. I was overjoyed. Beyond overjoyed, actually.
For some reason or another since you've been here, all the guys who mistreated you, used you, mislead you, made you cry.....got the benefit of the doubt from you - yet I feel like you always looked at me with a cynical eye, never quite allowing me to know you. I've wanted to know you again since you came here - I want to know you now. I was upset that we got at each other's throats - you needled me and I needled you. You see Rhonda I can only say it as plainly as possible - I love you. No, not in some horny I-just-want-to-bone-her kind of way. It's so much more than that. It's a deeply rooted respect, admiration and caring. It transcends the whole boyfriend/girlfriend thing, actually I think it transcends even our own battered friendship. It doesn't matter how mad at me you get, or how mad at you I get, okay? I'll always feel that way, and will never hold a grudge. I've always thought you were an amazing woman. One of the best around.
So in case you were wondering, I've been over you not wanting to be with me for a long time now. I'm a guy - being rejected is a part of life for us that we deal with and move on as quickly as possible. I know I'm not prestigious enough. But I cannot stand us not hanging out anymore, or going to dinner anymore, or the museums, or any of the fun stuff. I want to be a friend to you and start over from scratch. I miss you so much. Life is too short to not let the people you care about know how much you care. I care a lot, and hopefully one day we can be civil to each other and resume our friendship. Anything else and we are cheating ourselves.
Jason
10/22/2004 17:23 #23347
Coffee &Keep your eyes peeled to the local news stations. I'm hearing some interesting things and I hope to god they aren't true.
Jason
Jason