Your love is like post-shaving pimples
HIM: What would you like to drink?
HER: Mineral water, please.
HIM: Ok, Coke it is.
Today I identify as a rubber chicken
One of the points of having a computer was for it to take the load, because it works much faster than you.
Well, it's supposed to.
It may be Wednesday, but the computer thinks it's Monday. It is less responsive on Monday than Joe Biden before Naptime. It took minutes to bring up Outlook. Forever to bring up Windows. And when it got close to up, Windows informed me it had to do an update. It was all very hush-hush. It did allow me to schedule the update, which I found quite nice, and when I did, it told me NO. That's about right. Twenty minutes later, everything was at least up, when it told me it had to restart. Of course it had to restart. Windows' most consistent point is how it drives its users insane with updating, random rebooting, and refusal to act like an operating system. When someone is late for a meeting, they just say "I got Windowsed" and everybody understands. Many coworkers would rather stick their hands into a convenient electrical outlet than use Windows.
I know all about the speed of the internet, but for some reason, I was on Special Dialup Emulation mode. 300 baud.
After several days sick, being quiet and unbothered, I'm now screaming at the computer and Windows. First thing in the morning. I wonder if they should try using Windows instead of smelling salts.
I need to check my email, but there's still another ten minutes before it comes up. And when it comes up, rest assured it will come up FULL SCREEN, regardless of how you closed it, what you do to it, or if you use fresh chickens instead of store-bought ones. I hit the button to take it out of full screen, and it tells me what I think of Outlook anyway: Fails to Respond. I can actually grow my own coffee beans, roast them, grind them, and make all my coffee really fresh. I guess I shouldn't complain.
It got no better.
- When you're young, if you try to pick up a younger person, you're robbing the cradle.
- Jane Seymour is 70+. Today is Nancy Wilson's 68th birthday. Am I robbing the reaper?
After days of being sick, my body was revolting.
Let me rephrase that: my body revolted. It was upset about all that extra sleep I got and decreed that it would get no further sleep. I suspect this whole thing started after I tried getting more than four hours sleep per night.
It's incredibly nice outside again. People are walking around, looking up, waiting for the other shoe to hit them.
There was a shopping trip. The prices go up every time Putin sneezes, because of the gas prices. Still no yogurt. I don't mean to bitch (yes I do), but that's 50% of my breakfast. Otherwise, if I eat too much fiber, the sewage system breaks and the city has to get involved (again). I had to pay for industrial teflon sewer lines out to the main line. You'd be shocked at how many local ordinances are put in place just because of me. Maybe not.
I keep trying to say I'm glad to be back to work and relative (ab)normalcy, but I'm not feeling it yet. Probably due to my weekly fight with Windows. It likes me only slightly less than I like it. I'm not sure my coworkers are aware I wasn't in or I'm back. They're a good bunch. Like purple grapes with that grotty white fungus growing on them.
Poor Mrs. lefty will need to sleep for a few days, after being on alert to tend to my sickness (physical). I don't like to be waited on, but once a year it's actually nice.
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Moderna asking FDA for approval for 4th shot
- The patchwork groups sharing gender-affirming underwear patterns
- I guess I'm secure enough in my manhood that I don't seek affirmation from my underwear
- A study finds that the US has lost 57.6 trillion metric tons of soil due to agricultural practices.
- President Taxit has vowed $57.6 trillion to bail out farmers and has formed a task force to locate the missing soil.
because it just means something got left behind, lost, or it will require more pocketbooks.
- A Fort Lauderdale active-killer training session states "that if you hear gunshots, you should “rapidly run away from the gunfire to seek a position of safety”
- It turns out that city employees were all running toward the gunfire and jumping on grenades.
- Come to an all-employee meeting about Elephants in Tech.
- Results of the all-employee meeting about Elephants in Tech (with attached Powerpoint presentation)
- [from team] We need to get on this
- Final Day of Elephants in Tech
- Final Thoughts on Elephants in Tech
- It's National Moth Month! Celebrate Moths in History!
yeah, but who was photographing her? |
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