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Happy standard time again everybody! You now have one hour on loan until spring.
In unrelated news, the water smells funny. I did better with the calzone this morning than I did last night. (It was sooo good.) And I’ve spent a lot of time with Raphael (my computer) lately. He can do some pretty neat tricks now. Data transfer rate here is pretty slow. So we’re talking about 24 hours to copy 7GB from one drive to another and back. Additionally, Marfa Stokes rocks. And I still love it when the beat goes “da dum, da dum.”
So what’d you do with your free hour?

Chuck has this really cool site that you should visit. And finally, my AIM profile seems to save!!!!!! so add me to you buddy list: analogbreeze — and then send me a really nice note. Love ya!

There’s a chill breeze in the air. It’s sweater time again. I don’t really like sweater time.
That aside, I just caused an argument at the Hot Dog Construction Company. When I ordered a Texas hotdog with no onions, the two employees started arguing about why the hotdog should be labeled “CB” for custom built instead of “TX” for our president’s home state. They were still going at it when I left.

Well. I guess I have a comment field now. And that means you get to participate! Yeah, I know you don’t like to participate. I can tell that from looking at my guestbook.
Well get over it! No more stage fright. Talk to me.
Love,
Brad

I studied all day yesterday. And I’m tired of it. I’ve got a test friday, but that’s just going to have to wait. (At least until after I eat.) Way too much going on this week, I think. So basically, that explains why I haven’t posted in forever. Now I am posting and all I’m doing is talking about how lame this post is. Quit reading this and click on something.

Just one more of the wonders of this country, High Point, NC has the World’s Two Largest Bureaus. And High Point is much cooler for it.

“Did you get a haircut, or have you been working out?” -Andy Smith

And the hot water crisis continues. We have hot water on the north side of the building. I of course live on the south side. How did they manage to pipe hot water to only half the building?

I am spectacularly unimpressed with the new hot water delivery system. The main difference I can see is that it doesn’t deliver hot water anymore.