I’ll love you with all the madness in my soul Someday girl I don’t know when we’re gonna get to that place Where we really want to go and we’ll walk in the sun But till then tramps like us baby we were born to run
Cable Tie Fan Page. No. Really. That’s exactly what that page is. I’m not kidding. You can visit. But you are going to find exactly that. A page. For fans. Of cable ties. October 16, 2006 Update: The link http://www.xx.net/cabletiefanpage/ is dead now.
PETA has issues with Green Bay nickname … I guess The Puckers was a silly suggestion …
You should fear the overused meme police! But that is an excellent post, seriously.
Everything in the previous post is completely true. That is a very accurate representation of my birthday. Any resemblance to Brad’s tale of aDSL hell is purely coincidental and if you haven’t read it yet, you should.
I think my only regret on this birthday is that I didn’t get a voice mail from Cyndi …
In the CD player on my birthday: Foo Fighters, There Is Nothing Left to Lose Scott Weiland, 12 Bar Blues Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band – Live 1975-1985 (1) Blink 182, Enema of the State Buena Vista Social Club
I would be a complete bastard if I didn’t tell you all how much all the interlinky lovin’, voice mail messagin’, and eMailin’ has meant to me. I haven’t gotten a chance to check ICQ at all today, but I will later tonight. I have only been able to hop on and off line for
I promise that later tonight I will post more exciting news about the wonderful birthday adventures I’ve been having. These involve, but are not limited to: Rose, the NIC installer from RoadRunner Alfredo, the chubby and jovial tow-truck driver Avery, the aloof and uncaring customer service rep Art, the punctual cable installer John, the misinformed
Hey Kelly Paulina! Get back to work!
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