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02/24/2007 16:22 #38267

Cookie, is that you?
Category: family
So uh, I'm at another birthday party. this time its for Del's daughter Chloe. She slept most of the time but all the other kids had a good time.

Cookie monster showed up... couldn't find Del anywhere or else I'm sure he'd of gotten a picture with him too. Ok Del is inside the suit! His time inside consisted mainly of freaking out babies except for the cute on in the green shirt) and getting harassed by adults. Yeah I told del that his pic would be on the interweb seconds after he donned that outfit

If I can find it on my data card I)l upload me givin' cookie some luuv..


Oooh the later picks are from Shari Millers party last week at Lasertron. We played a game of Cyber sport which is like hyper lacrosse for parapalegics (sp?) Mario also made an orange anna nichole smit grave site cake... it was saddly delicious


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Cute as a button
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I wanted to pour a 40 on this cake
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Birthday girl
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Cookie Luv
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james - 04/30/07 14:38
Ah cookie monster. I am reminded once of being 16 and asked to play santa clause for a filthy litter of children. I was the worst santa ever. I sounded like John Lovitz's Master Thesbian charecter. Ever see kids cry on santa's lap?
mrdeadlier - 04/06/07 11:47
ok dude, it's time for you to update your blog. i'm sick of looking at my father-in-law grinning on my lap.
mrmike - 02/24/07 16:33
That has the makings of a fine t shirt slogan. I feel Del's pain. I had to be Johnny Bravo at a Bisons game in '05. You get a mixed grill of reaction.
knife - 02/24/07 16:26
saddly delicious.
i'm stealing that from you.

02/22/2007 18:13 #38246

API
Category: nerd
It's no mystery that Paul is the super fantastic and it's hard to even stay in his wake without falling over sometimes, but I have to say for being some who's directly under the brunt of it it's perdy outstanding to behold.

So, I hate blogs, which you'd know if you read any of my first few, but um, I like people, so that's why i post here.

I'd never do a blog on my own, but my collegue and good friend Paul has writen some perdy darn sweet bloggin' software that I"m sure you're all aware of, but that's not much news.

I have owned enknot.com and some real server space for quite some time and haven't done anything with it since I was really green at all this stuff when I bought it, but I've been turning over a new leaf.

I plan to do a lot of stuff with the site but I won't flap my jaws until I have something to show, speaking of, I figured if my site was gonna have a blog I would just use this one, so I have. (e:paul) 's got an API up there to the left w/ the turtle and such and I figured I'd pop it on my site for good mesure.

Yeah, seems maybe kinda lazy, and sometimes I feel like he's got too many people riding on his shirt tails, but the way I figure it if he puts something out there to be used, it's for reason. Since I'm back there too I try to be as much of a help as i can, so hopefully someone using this chunk of functionality from his site will be worth while to helping make the site better, and the traffic I generate (if my page and (e:ejtower) 's page ever get done) will add to the fun here too...

If you have your own site and a journal here, help him out and use this api, he wrote it for you! Least that's how I figure it.

Ok the sabers are on in under an hour and there's much preperation to be done.

As Yet Unstyled
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dcoffee - 02/23/07 11:21
Well actually, I've had mine up for close to a year. I should have launched it with more fanfare!!

here's the site :::link:::
lilho - 02/22/07 22:11
going to ny is out of the question, since i am now sick as fuck, as it was fucking cold there and then had to be w/o my car for two days and walked about a 6 miles yesterday in the cold to get more sick. plus, ny makes me way to broke... i know you have the world's smallest violin, and i can hear it, and it's pissing me off.
jenks - 02/22/07 21:16
That reminded me... I meant to see if "my" domain name is available for purchase, but it says "Safari can’t open the page “http://www.alexis.com/” because it can’t find the server “www.alexis.com”

What does that mean? It can't find the server... does that mean the site doesn't exist? Can I invent it? I find it hard to believe that it's not taken. www.alex.com gives me the same message. Mylastname.com is for sale for $2000. alexmylastname.com does the same "could not find the server". And jenks.com is some town in oklahoma.
mrmike - 02/22/07 19:45
I've been working with it for my crappy adelphia.net site, but I need to get back to giving it a more serious go.
paul - 02/22/07 19:11
Thanks for checking it out enknot. It seriously has been out since like 2004 and no one has used it besides twisted.
metalpeter - 02/22/07 18:47
"lets Go Buffalo"
"Lets Go Buffalo"
"lets go Buffalo"

Yeah I will listen to some and watch some of the game.

02/09/2007 08:33 #38085

All My Nerdiness at Once with Zeal!
Category: nerd
I have never been to Conneticut, but I think I could even convince (e:vycious) to go to this. It's called Play! A Videogame sympyhony.

After watching one of his lil videos I just wanted to find out who composed that Mario Brothers music (cause it's really amazing if you haven't noticed by now, try playing any of it on any kind of instrument you would hurt your self), and I wound up finding about this concert series that is touring the world with the best videogame music of all time played by a real symphonic orchestra.

I'm sort of a band geek from way back as well as a button masher, so this would prolly make my balls explode! Hell one of my favorite albums is the Actraiser soundtrack. If you ask iTunes it'll prolly say I've listend to that record over 200 times.... I mean if you ask me it's perfect programmer music. Most programmers are ex or current button mashers, the music was desinged to play in the background while you did complicated things so you can listen while you program, and it's complex and beautiful, as soon as you get humans to play it it's overwhelmingly ..... oh gawd I'm such a nerd.






















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ladycroft - 02/09/07 17:20
i looooooooooooooove castelvania music...that would be so sweet to listen to a full orchestra!
vycious - 02/09/07 16:53
baby, i couldnt get any of your links to work. im down, but i think i want to see a playlist, first.
knife - 02/09/07 11:56
omfg dude, that's fucking awesome!
oh shit, i just blew my nerd cover, damnit!
any way, hartford ct is only like 6 1/2 hrs away. the weather 'll be nice by the end of march, we can totally find a huge group of nerds to pull this off. the upper bal seats are 35 each, the great thing about orchestra is that you don't need to sit close to see a bunch of band geeks play there tunes.
that's it.
we're figuring this out.
later
mrdeadlier - 02/09/07 08:47
I remember reading about this a year or so ago. If you ever end up going to this, talk to me before you buy tickets...

02/08/2007 21:22 #38076

Message from the Vortex!
Category: baby
Oooh..

I haven't posted in a while.

There's so many new faces around here now too.

And Carolinian finally has a new pic, and I really like it ( on the moooooooooon ).

Hmmm... I have some very fantastic news to report but I can't spoil me and IMK2's bet before she breaks looses big. Still, I'm very tempted to.

My house search has begun, and I've been busier than holy cow.

I have a huge project at work all of a sudden too.

I haven't gone snowboarding this winter yet and (e:iccrus) has been stalkin' me since he and are the only people we know who snowboard around these parts, and we will... soon. I promise my fine feathered birdlike person.


OOh, my vortex! You prolly saw her at (e:pmt)'s new years party or (e:paul)'s bday party. I've meet a girl and she's ultra fantastic. Her name is Megan and she joined the site, but she's no compy so she hasn't posted just yet and cannot add to the funderful drama that is estrip just yet.

She has a munchikin named Mya who's often times more than even I can handle, but that keep things very interesting. Yeah, she's super fun too.

Le MunchinMatt Silfer 2007
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Rob finger just got a mac lappy and it's super fantastic amazing and everything I thought it would be. It runs pretty fancy windows stuff really well. I'm gettin' one, no questions. I want it bad like a junkie....

There is a potential that we might get work lappys (a nice mac lappy) which would be just perfect since all I'm going to do on the thing is work on work stuff after hours anywho. (Hey not all of us have an estrip to bounce on our knees, but I'll figure something out).

Ok (e:peeps) I missed reading ya and getting feed back. I'll not stay away so long next time,and I'll keep you posted.


carolinian - 02/09/07 12:05
Aw, shucks, 't weren't nuthin'. On the moon.
jenks - 02/08/07 21:38
wow, mya looks just like megan!

Have fun with the lappy... I'm playing with my new 802.11n myself.

01/15/2007 10:43 #37695

Milk Day
Category: humanist
Humor Me,

Here's some mild controversy for you (e:peeps).

I'm at work. Cause I forgot about MLK day. Which is kinda sad, but maybe not. JayZee's here too...I mean Jon Zhang, but I don't assume he's much for any American holiday.

I'm a bit driven lately. I just want to get good work done. Plus I have no phone, which honestly is like my other brain. It keeps track of everything for me. I love it. I love it so much. (OK I'm not going to start that again).

I guess I can't blame this on the phone, or my on-again-off-again over consuming drive either. So, I should be excited that it's MLK day, right? Right?

I think that the spirit of MLK day and a part of what MLK stood for is challenging the status quo for the betterment of his people (and I by that I mean Americans. Who doesn't want to live in peace?).

I think it's a challenge to be a driven and contributing member of society being from the demographic I am from. (Check the photo. I'm a black dude). I've grown up around people who I know could and should have been much better off than they ended up. I won't start listing the reasons why, the obvious not withstanding. This is not to say that they're lives are lesser because of where they ended up, but it's sad all the same to see anything not reach it's full potential, needless to say half of it's potential for too many reasons. When someone dosn't become as amazing as they should have been we all loose. What if they were the ones that were going to invent the internet, or a wheel, or hot pockets?

Ok one example. My grammie, Jimmie Hardison (yeah her name is Jimmie), was a math and memory monster. She could total a grocery bill including tax an coupons as she shopped, often corrected the check out personnel, and told her where she made her mistakes. She was also artistically astute, but because of how she grew up she ended up being a housewife/baby-factory for a dude who was born with a speech impediment, a mean spirit, and who had general sense of nastiness about him. It was all she could do with her life. Nine kids sealed the deal (yeah 8 aunts and uncles and that's just on the moms side). I noticed all of her wonderful traits as her grandson and inherited some of them (thank the maker) to my chagrin, since I knew she was always held back from becoming the beacon of human excellence she was able to become. Weather it was because of my mean grampa, or because of what she was a Black, Irish, & Native American woman in 1920's - 40's USA leaves enough to be said. Still, it's sad one way or another.

I think I'm doing better than I ever thought I could, and I'm really glad for it. Not just because of the direct benefit of being compensated for my work, but for the example I set for my immediate family members, the next generation of humans, and anyone else who may happen to meet me who had a preconstructed idea of who I might be. Even if I'm not a millionaire or even a thousandaire, I'm really happy, and my work makes their world a better place, so at least I feel like I'm giving back to humanity in many ways (I hope... I think), and I don't think I could have been able to accomplish any of these things as easily and maybe at all without Dr. Kings life coming before mine. Hopefully someone in the future will be able to say that about something that occurred in my life.

So me ending up at work on MLK day cause I want to get some good work out or even that I forgot I was off because of the same reasons I guess ain't so bad, to me at least. I'm sure he's smiling down on me from where ever he is...

You peeps have a sweet Milk day, enjoy some human excellence and make some of your own as well, cause that's what today's about really.
jenks - 01/16/07 11:35
Nice tribute, Tony.

And, can anyone clarify- what, exactly, was closed? Is it just state stuff? All I noticed was no mail. Yet I did get a UPS package. Everywhere I went yesterday (Dr's office, the mall, some stores) was open. We (residents) certainly don't get it off...
mrdeadlier - 01/16/07 11:31
Interesting microcosm, working on MiLK day. That's probably what it's all about right there, seeing how I don't think he took too many "days off" in his life.

All the same, let me know next time you're going to work on a state holiday please. ;)