No, that was Twinkle. hacha was ... hacha. I think THOD was crushing on
her for a while, actually. Would be great if she stopped by and said hi.
My Buddy Chris told me to say hi to y'all when I posted about UCG on my fb.
Then he got mad when I suggested he sign in and say hi himself. I think his
handle was Centurion, he ran the Century BBS, and used to frequently stop
by the diner while on break working for EMS. Like I seriously posted, something
about UCG turning 30, and suggested people check it out, and got a little
miffed at him asking me to play secretary. It's not like a web app account
where there are a million fields to fill out before you can logon. Click the
link and instead of asking me to relay a message, create an account.
Yeah, we'd love to say hi to Centurion. This is why I fucking hate Facebook,
it sucks the life out of all of the *good* places on the Internet.
Yeah, I know your screen name and even your password! And I know your real
name even though you never entered it into the site!!!!!!111
It's spring here in texas, which is it's own beautiful thing, but I sure miss
spring in NY, dogwoods, forsythia, etc.
Don't be so sure about that ... April 6 and it's snowing here in NY today.
There are no dogwoods or forsythia in bloom.
There are no dogwoods or forsythia in bloom.
My youngest went camping this past weekend, it snowed. In april, in texas.
Just flurries, but still.
Well, they went camping in georgetown, AFAIK there is no camping in austin
proper unless you count sleeping in somebody's back yard.
I've been camping a bit recently. Forgot how much fun it can be.. Cooking
in dutch ovens on charcoal is fun too.
For those of you pining for the bad old days of "be kind, rewind"
Blockbuster Video ... yes, they're still around ... is now down to its very last store. There were two in Alaska, where physical rentals were still popular because of expensive Internet, but those two are now closing. There's one store left, located in Bend, Oregon. It's not clear why this store is still open.
I was really sad when our blockbuster closed, but not surprised after how
dead it was the last time I went in looking for something.
The value of Blockbuster was the same as the value of Toys R Us, Borders,
etc... The ability to browse large numbers of items at the same time without
being limited to what was presented to us in a screen without any filtering
or inferred limiting or inferred other items we might like. It's just what
is there.