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Journal of chaoticset (2105)
Tuesday April 09, 2002
03:31 PM
In All Directions, Constantly
I've been shanghaied into a part-time babysitting job on the weekends by a neighbor with "please help me!" eyes. The good news is that I'm providing a tiny little portion of extra income, and the bad news is that I haven't gotten a damn thing done in the past four days.
To remedy the situation, I have baked a bacon and pepperoni pizza, thrown MST3K into my VCR, set two liters of Dew by my side, and have started on my homework. Hopefully all this stuff will be done by the end of the week.
I've also been reading Tk stuff, mostly because I want to see if any of the suggestions are feasible for me to attempt right now.
I also spotted an actual physical Round Tuit at the doctor's office yesterday. News to me; I didn't realize there was a physical prop to go with the joke. Once again, I am the last to know.
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You youngsters. Everything's digital to you, nowadays. :)
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