2-VII-2008 or Quick Hits
by Aaron Shurtleff on July 2, 2008

1) At the bottom of my Dashboard, it says:
You are not currently playing a concert with Amy Austin.
Yea. And I ain't gonna! She whipped mah behind!
Although I do think it's quite classy that she hasn't mentioned the College World Series choke by the Bulldogs, which was probably one of the contributing factors in the death of our beloved Uga VI.
2) You know you're a gamer geek when you get an e-mail from your IT guy titled Tips for XP, and you immediately wonder if you can level.
Denise, if that doesn't make sense to you, it will. :)
[EDIT] I see from looking at Wikipedia that today is the birthday Moon So-Ri. I might have to go home and watch Oasis again. Did I mention I love that movie?
Two Replies to 2-VII-2008 or Quick Hits
Aaron Shurtleff | July 2, 2008
I think I'm a level 3 Wage Slave now. :)
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Lori Lancaster | July 2, 2008
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