8-X-2009 or ...Aaaand I'm Out.
by Aaron Shurtleff on October 8, 2009
I'm finishing up work, then going home, and flying the heck out of here for a week. See you all later! :) Big mystery trip. Hush hush.
Actually, it's not all that mysterious. Big trip to Reykjavik, Iceland. Woo hoo! Home to such famous folks as Bjork and Magnus Magnusson and..um..it's where Bobby Fischer is buried. Northern lights! Blue Lagoon!! Snow and cold!!!
Crap! Gots to get back at it. See you in a week or so. I'll have pictures at GOO Con!!!!*
*No I won't.
One Reply to 8-X-2009 or ...Aaaand I'm Out.
MiracleASSassin
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12-VII-2008 or Furious Ranting
Warning! I'll be trying to watch my language, but I make no promises. Keep children and people with low tolerance for profanity away. Go »19-I-2007 or And now for something completely different
It's Friday, so it must be time for Aaron's pointless ramblings on subjects various and nefarious, topics wonderful and blunder-full, and generally funky and spunky. Yeah, that last one wasn't so good, but the first two weren't much with the funny either. :( Anyhow, it should be an uneventful weekend, so I'm looking forward to that. Go »14-VII-2009 or Oh. Didn't I Mention That??
Ha! I just saw the funniest thing, but I shouldn't make mention of it, since it involves images of me online on Youtube cursing and being a total dick. It's real funny, but of course, if I speak of it, or name the event, then everyone will see me being a weirdo, and they might think that's really how I roll. Go »Bonus post: Things I Think I Think
I was replying to Scott's post in Decidedly Undecided, and I started thinking it's nice to be posting again. Even if people were to find my opinions funny or misguided or flat out wrong, if the thought is out there, people can see it, and if I have an error in my thinking, maybe they can help me see things in a different light. I like that. Go »20-I-2009 or Aaron misses the point?
Hmm... I thought the historic part had already gone past, but apparently, this is an historic day. I didn't know that swearing in was historic. Go »
Jackie Mason | October 11, 2009
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