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Thursday, 22 November 2007 01:58:31
Wow... I swear, I only work two days a week, yet I am still surrounded by ignoramuses and an Uber-Bitch. Fuckin' A, but I just got off of work today, and when I did, there was der uber-hund right there- and, right after I sit down, I'm joking with Kristen, and then, bwah, "Well, I won't pay a hundred dollars a month to have you screw around". You know what? Fuck off. Just fuck off. I don't tell you how to fail as a whatever the Hell you do, don't tell me how to work. I swear, her daughter- that's where she got her information from- Hate's EVERYONE, and apparently has it out specifically out for me. Gott Verdammet... Ist mein ungluck, ist wundershurn. Not like whats-her-name, the daughter, ever actually DOES anything in class but complain. Scheise. If only but her mother could see her in actuality, I'd love to watch her try to explain that away. I'm tired of kowtowing to the teen bitch. There is only so much one can take, and I admit that I'll take less shit then most. -Danny
Thursday, 22 November 2007 03:49:46
Why? Well, because. I feel 'off' if I don't write every once in awhile. Doing a bit better than last blog, by the way. So I read this article on things men should avoid doing that drive women away. It was like, top ten things that make women wave good-bye or something. I thought it might be interesting, you know, see if any of 'em were turn-offs for me, so I took a gander. But here's what I think was weird: the entire list/article was written from the perspective of not only a first date but a first impression. I thought this was very, very weird. Mayhaps I'm the one that is weird, but I have never, not once, gone to dinner with a guy I barely knew. So I'm reading this and going "Why would this be an issue? Wouldn't she know enough about you to know this/have seen this already?" I didn't know what to think about it. I, myself, am not likely to want to date someone I know nothing about. There's generally been at least a couple weeks of conversation before I've been all that interested in someone, and a few months before I would want a 'date.' And I've never had a random stranger ask me out. Hit on me, yeah, but not the classic "We should go to dinner sometime" scenario. Now, I don't think it could be said that the people I tend to be interacting with are very typical people, but I'm sure I have crossed paths with such people in my lifetime, particularly working with the public. So this article got me wondering two things. The first being "Why doesn't anyone advise men to get to know the woman they're interested in before jumping right into a dinner date?" and the second being "Is it weird that I've never gone on a date with someone I didn't know?" I think I had a point when I first started writing this, but it's escaped into the wild.
Thursday, 22 November 2007 20:16:54
Long before there was "Firefly", there was another short-lived TV show called "WKRP in Cincinnati". It was a hi-larious show about the radio biz in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Like the BDS, it was canceled before its time (it had a low-rated four season run), but not before giving one of the funniest Thanksgiving Day moments ever. In this scene, deejay Les Nessman reports on a Thanksgiving Day/station promotion that doesn't quiet work as well as planned.