It struck me the other day that it was a really good idea to buy an old diesel truck and drive the old Route 66.
Since then I've been trying to talk myself out of it, but have been pretty unpersuasive.
In August I'm going down to Biloxi MS with my cousin. We are visiting a friend who had been in Japan in the Air Force until recently.
(e:Fellyconnelly) & (e:lauren), he used to live in the front apartment of your complex. We had a lot of fun times playing cards and going there after the bars closed and cooking potatoes and other junk.
One time I sat on the step and watched the ants while my cousin exchanged life stories & philosophy with a street-dude for maybe an hour.
Anyways we will be in New Orleans too and it will be good to get some real damn food down there.
(e:drew) is there going to be a rematch this Jan again?
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07/10/2008 21:46 #44924
excursions06/01/2008 22:44 #44511
time or somethingits certainly been a while since my last post. Time just seems to go by so fast. It seems like every day is garbage day again and people are rolling garbage cans to and from the street.
The houses are close on this street and the driveways are thunderous canyons of sound.
What else to say? Work is fine. It is not hard in a physical sense or hard in the sense that anyone actually has to deliver it seems. Maybe the only thing to complain about is that its not challenging. It is pretty sweet to be a nobody though, not have to return phone calls or emails or go to meetings.
I finally wormed my way into an electro-chemistry class. That shit is magic to me, mathe-frickin-magic.
Buffalo is a good place to visit, certainly better than Rochester. I think that last time I was around might have been New Year's. The next time I'll be through is two weekends from now, going to my cousins house near Erie.
I think at the very least I'll drive up Elmwood to see how its doing.
The houses are close on this street and the driveways are thunderous canyons of sound.
What else to say? Work is fine. It is not hard in a physical sense or hard in the sense that anyone actually has to deliver it seems. Maybe the only thing to complain about is that its not challenging. It is pretty sweet to be a nobody though, not have to return phone calls or emails or go to meetings.
I finally wormed my way into an electro-chemistry class. That shit is magic to me, mathe-frickin-magic.
Buffalo is a good place to visit, certainly better than Rochester. I think that last time I was around might have been New Year's. The next time I'll be through is two weekends from now, going to my cousins house near Erie.
I think at the very least I'll drive up Elmwood to see how its doing.
tinypliny - 07/10/08 22:01
Hahah.. I know what you mean by thunderous canyons of sound. I experienced my first garbage day back in '05 and I sprang out of bed wide awake because in my confused state it seemed as though someone had declared a war on the streets and tanks were coming to bulldoze my flat.
Hahah.. I know what you mean by thunderous canyons of sound. I experienced my first garbage day back in '05 and I sprang out of bed wide awake because in my confused state it seemed as though someone had declared a war on the streets and tanks were coming to bulldoze my flat.
04/28/2008 23:30 #44178
bike seatsI have a mountain bicycle that I haven't ridden in years.
Its really awesome to be riding it again.
I've seen bike seats before with lady parts cut out but did you know they have them with prostate parts cut out too?
Thats awesome because I would put the prostate on my top-ten list of glands in the pelval region.
Its really awesome to be riding it again.
I've seen bike seats before with lady parts cut out but did you know they have them with prostate parts cut out too?
Thats awesome because I would put the prostate on my top-ten list of glands in the pelval region.
tiburon1724 - 04/29/08 10:59
The biggest problem I have riding my bike for a long period of time is it hurts my ass!!!
The biggest problem I have riding my bike for a long period of time is it hurts my ass!!!
04/10/2008 23:03 #43978
broken brainswhen my alarm clock went off this morning I was in the middle of a really vivid and real dream.
I got out of bed and it was like only part of my head knew it was awake and the rest was still dreaming.
IT was really cool though I had a hard time not falling over in the shower.
It was the wierdest fucking thing! I got to work and it was very much like Peter Gibbons being hypnotized in Office Space.
Everything seemed so easy and relaxed.
Anyways, I hope its not a brain tumor or something.
I got out of bed and it was like only part of my head knew it was awake and the rest was still dreaming.
IT was really cool though I had a hard time not falling over in the shower.
It was the wierdest fucking thing! I got to work and it was very much like Peter Gibbons being hypnotized in Office Space.
Everything seemed so easy and relaxed.
Anyways, I hope its not a brain tumor or something.
tinypliny - 04/11/08 00:15
That has happened to more times than I can count. Well, with perhaps one exception. I get no dreams. They are all nightmares.
I would say my brain is almost 100% tumour tissue by now.
The best way to prevent this is to wake up with an escalating music radio alarm tuned into preferably classical light music - something that I want to get in the future.
That has happened to more times than I can count. Well, with perhaps one exception. I get no dreams. They are all nightmares.
I would say my brain is almost 100% tumour tissue by now.
The best way to prevent this is to wake up with an escalating music radio alarm tuned into preferably classical light music - something that I want to get in the future.
03/21/2008 00:03 #43742
IOUIOU: I owe estrip (1) post
this is just to get to 100
this is just to get to 100
Quite likely.
Maybe adding up the diesel costs might help you out of the dilemma. :)
Wait. You used to cook potatoes and other junk in (e:felly) & (e:lauren)'s complex courtyard or in Biloxi, MS?