Hey guys!
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i could keep this thread going with my fingers broken
so anyway, today i had to pay like 5 bucks in tolls. and i ran one of them cause i was 10 cents short. i wonder if i'll get a ticket? it sucks cause it took a picture of my face. at least i was in the company vehicle ! bwahahhahaa... :cop:
i hate tolls. i hate tolls. i hate tolls.
so anyway, today i had to pay like 5 bucks in tolls. and i ran one of them cause i was 10 cents short. i wonder if i'll get a ticket? it sucks cause it took a picture of my face. at least i was in the company vehicle ! bwahahhahaa... :cop:
i hate tolls. i hate tolls. i hate tolls.
At least it wasn't a toll bridge that toll lives under, those tolls get mean and nasty when you wake 'em up. Grrr tolls! Grrr!
okra rocks. You can't have good jambalaya without okra.
Oprah, on the other hand, Oprah does not rock.
Oprah, on the other hand, Oprah does not rock.
One day I will understand why Oprah is famous.
The fact that teradactyls kidnapped Santa also does not rock.
The fact that teradactyls kidnapped Santa also does not rock.
but everyone knows teradactyls can't stand the sound of an electric guitar.
Oprah, I still scratch my head about, Geraldo Rivera, man even his mustache looks retarded
Oprah, I still scratch my head about, Geraldo Rivera, man even his mustache looks retarded
He also had an imaginary second identity named Kilgore Trout, one of the books Trout is in/about is Timequake, where the universe starts contracting but then starts expanding again, so time goes back ten years and everyone replays everything that happened, and when time goes back to normal the world falls apart because everyone is so used to being on autopilot.
Vonnegut's grandaughter lives somewhere relatively close to me. I haven't goten up the nerve to stalk her yet.
One day I shall read some of his works. One of my good friends was very fond of them. Sigh. Just too many good books out there.
Well, I finished reading the Ender Quartet by Orson Scott Card. Pretty bizarre. It's kind of like The Matrix series in that the first book/movie sets up a particular story idea and then the remainder of the series seems to take a complete left turn and goes off in another direction. Books 2,3, and 4 deal with much heavier philosophical stuff. But I will always love the Ender character. He is a badass.