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Sep 21, 2007 - 04:00 PM
I Hit My Computer (pics lol)
OUT OF CONTEXT +1 POINTS.


No, I didn't hit my computer, but apparently this guy got fired for it. I lolz at the applications we get, since more often than not 2-3 of every 4 are like this, if not worse.






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Jun 30, 2007 - 02:05 AM
Well... I guess if you have to go >_>
So an interesting drive-thru story happened tonight, one that will probably stick with me for a while.

It was around 9:30'ish PM, and we had just finished a dinner rush. I was operating the back register, where money is collected. Although the rush was mostly over, we still had a few more straggling cars coming through to eat. Anyways, this lady pulls in and orders something I've forgotten, it was probably a sandwich or something, but then that doesn't really matter. She pulls up to my window and I find that she looks to be Mid 50's. I don't bother looking around in her car, old people always have boring cars after all. She pulls up and looks at me with this sort of concerned look on her face, and tells me, "I'm really sorry, but this guy's gotta go." I don't pay much mind to her. Honestly, I get so many customers who want to sit there and just idly chat with me while they dig out 28 cents from 4 different locations in their car I've learned to simply not and say "uh-huh" and occasionally laugh when theres a pause in speech whilst listening to the radio we have setup in the break room right next to the back register. So of course, I just kinda nod waiting for her to pay me. She manges to grab my attention though when she opens her door and gets out. I start to look around for her and end up looking around her car and then, in the backseat I see it. "Oh dear Lord she is not serious" I immediately thought. No though, she was quite serious. I spot the lady again when she opens the backseat door where her I'm assuming grandson, who is in his toddler years, is strapped into a car seat. She unstraps the kid, picks him up and has him stand there in the drive-thru as she undoes his pants. I don't look, "This is not happening," I'm thinking to myself as I see another car pull up to the order screen casting it's headlights onto the ongoing scene at my window. Acting as if nothing strange is happening I greet this newcomer. As I listen to him decide what he wants, I notice the kid is once again now strapped in the car seat and the grandmother has finished finding some change. She hands me the money, and comments, "I wasn't fast enough, unfortunately he had a bit of an accident" and she then drives on to the second window to pick up her food.
As the car pulls away, the puddle is revealed. Yep, I can now say I've witnessed someone using the drive-thru as a bathroom. Glorious.


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Jun 29, 2007 - 04:27 PM
Need something to do before work >_>
Response to: Since I'm bored by Grawl

Name:
David

Birthday:
2 February

Birthplace:
Minot

Current Location:
A house

Eye Color:
Brown

Hair Color:
Brown

Height:
5' 10" or something like that

Right Handed or Left Handed:
Right.

Your Heritage:
White I guess? I don't know exactly

The Shoes You Wore Today:
Tennis?

Your Weakness:
Apathetic

Your Fears:
Bugs, Aging

Your Perfect Pizza:
Cheese and Pepperoni.

Goal You Would Like To Achieve This Year:
Good grades, Get a better job

Your Most Overused Phrase On an instant messenger:
Not so much a phrase, but emotes (ex. >_> , <_<. ;_; )

Thoughts First Waking Up:
*ugh*

Your Best Physical Feature:
My legs are kinda long

Your Bedtime:
All varies on what has to be done the next day. Typically it will be 12 AM at the earliest though. I aim for 8 hours of sleep.

Your Most Missed Memory:
I cant remember, I think I'm missing it.

Pepsi or Coke:
Coke

McDonalds or Burger King:
Burger King

Single or Group Dates:
Single

Lipton Ice Tea or Nestea:
I hate tea

Chocolate or Vanilla:
Chocolate.

Cappuccino or Coffee:
Cappuccino is for idiots, coffee is for the weak.

Do you Smoke:
No

Do you Swear:
Not at all

Do you Sing:
Nooo (Sometimes in the car when alone >_> )

Do you Shower Daily:
Every 2 days or so

Have you Been in Love:
I guess, not really though

Do you want to go to College:
I am.

Do you want to get Married:
Not sure

Do you believe in yourself:
Yep.

Do you get Motion Sickness:
Nah.

Do you think you are Attractive:
I'd like to think so.

Are you a Health Freak:
Not particularly

Do you get along with your Parents:
Totally.

Do you like Thunderstorms:
Yessir.

Do you play an Instrument:
No.

In the past month have you Drank Alcohol:
Nah

In the past month have you Smoked:
nope

In the past month have you been on Drugs:
Caffeine is my drug

In the past month have you gone on a Date:
No.

In the past month have you gone to a Mall:
Nope

In the past month have you eaten a box of Oreos:
Nope.

In the past month have you eaten Sushi:
No.

In the past month have you been on Stage:
No.

In the past month have you been Dumped:
No.

In the past month have you gone Skinny Dipping:
No.

In the past month have you Stolen Anything:
Nooooo.

Ever been Drunk:
No.

Ever been called a Tease:
No.

Ever been Beaten up:
Yes.

Ever Shoplifted:
No.

How do you want to Die:
Old age preferabbly.

What do you want to be when you Grow Up:
._.

What country would you most like to Visit:
Japan.

Favourite Eye Color:
Blue

Favourite Hair Color:
Blonde/Brown (It's a tie =o )

Short or Long Hair:
Long

Height:
Around the same as me, maybe a tad shorter

Weight:
Moderate (Don't want to see ribs, don't want a behemoth)

Best Clothing Style:
Jeans, sneakers, T-Shirt (Sandals are no)

Number of Drugs I have taken:
So.Much.Caffeine.

Number of CDs I own:
Two I think.

Number of Piercings:
None.

Number of Tattoos:
None >_>.

Final Thoughts:
I need to go to work...


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Jun 16, 2007 - 02:01 PM
My SC4 City...
Is already up to 2010 >_>


INDUSTRIAL WASTELAND


//Has no life



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Wayside 2010 by Freelance

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Jan 5, 2007 - 12:14 AM
...and pumped furiously on the spiders abdomen with his arm
It's extremely rare that spam mail actually makes it through my filters and such to present itself to me. So I suppose you could say when it does make it, it's quite entertaining...

The email was just a stupid viagra and friends ad, but below the image of the various pills and their prices, the spammer was kind enough to leave me with one of the most riveting pieces of literature I've had the pleasure to read.

Quote:
It said baa loudly and began to graze. The rider walked over and stood
broke off the reception and led me into the glass building.
slave groaned and climbed to his feet, stumbled over, clanking his
some more clothes soon-but not until this operation was up and
Eeeny, meeny, miney, shmoe, catch a . . .
Blue world -
and pumped furiously on the spiders abdomen with his arm. I looked at
leading in from the plain.
it creaked when he dropped into it.
Your criticism is becoming tiring.




PUMPED FURIOUSLY ON THE SPIDERS ABDOMEN WITH HIS ARM


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Dec 7, 2006 - 11:49 AM
Freaking UTSA Staff lied to me
So this is finals week. My problem was that I didn't know when my Politics class was having it's final held. Admittedly, I've only attended half of the sessions this semester for this particular class, including the last week before finals, which I also admit was stupid of me.

None the less though, I called up the Politics department of UTSA and asked the lady if she could find the information I needed. She came back a moment later and let me know "Your final is in the same room you meet for class, tomorrow at 10:30 AM." So I reply of course "Great, thanks." Come tomorrow at 10:30 AM, I realize that no, this is not the politics final, this is a History class final. I went down to some random office and asked them if they could let me know when the Politics final, and only then did I learn theres a place online that lists all the dates and times :/ Turns out my final was yesterday at 10:30 AM.

At least the professor drops the lowest grade, in this case my final grade of 0 >_>


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Dec 1, 2006 - 06:27 PM
Windows Vista - Part 1
A few days ago I downloaded the release edition of Windows Vista (It was leaked prior to official release yesterday) I went ahead and installed it today, and I will be logging my experience from install to a week or two in of usage.

Part 1: Installation
As most probably know, you cannot install Windows Vista with a CD Drive anymore. Since Vista now comes with all 5-6 editions bundled into one disk, a DVD along with a DVD reader is required. Once you've booted from the CD, you will notice that, as per usual with each release of a new Windows OS, the installation has gotten prettier. Gone completely are the days of pressing a hotkey to activate a menu option that looked like it came from the days of DOS. Installation also seems to load faster than Windows 2k or XP did, call me crazy, I thought it would take longer. The first action requested of you is to enter your product key. I didn't actually have this on me, and I'll have to go find one later, but surprisingly Vista does not require you to input a key to proceed. Clicking next will spawn a screen informing you that although you don't need to enter a key now, you will in the future at the risk of losing all your data and your Windows installation. Clicking next you are presented with a screen asking you which edition of Vista you have and of course lists every edition possible. The same screen gives you a friendly reminder that had you input your CD-Key, Vista would have auto-detected this and you wouldn't have to worry. I of course chose Vista Ultimate, I mean come on, you think I would choose Windows Starter?

Next, Windows asks which partition you would like to install to. This partition manager is of course prettier than the 2k or XP one, though it isn't as useful upon immediate spawn. Options such as format are hidden untill you click 'Show Advanced Options.' Considering most users will want to delete their old XP installation, this seems kinda odd to do, but no real biggie.

Next, Windows begins the actual installation process. This to, seems to work faster than Windows XP or 2k ever did. Once you've finished installing (Took me approximately 15-20 minutes) Windows will start asking you the typical questions (What time zone are you in, what do you want your username to be?) Changes I noted in this part of the installation are the Network setup and User preferences. In 2k and XP, you were given a dialog to configure your network with all the trimmings and options. In Vista, this dialog is dumbed down to 3 options. Vista will first detect if you're even on a network. Then it asks you if you're at home, work, or in a public area. I don't know to well what the differences are, but I just chose Home and that was that. As for user preferences, on the same screen you input your username, your asked which user icon you want and also which of the basic wallpapers that come with Vista you want to use.

After you've selected your preferences, you are booted into Vista upon restart.

And that's about that for installation. In summary, the Vista installation was quite seamless and easy to perform. It looks prettier, but unfortunately for prettiness the installer sacrifices some advanced options power users may prefer to see. Most of those options are showable with relative ease though, so it's not to big a concern. I can say with confidence the Vista installer is a nice improvement over the 2k and XP installers.

I'll be back again soon with the Part 2, initial bootup, device detection, and etc. experience.


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Oct 2, 2006 - 08:42 PM
I <3 Rena
With the final episode of Higurashi now out, it's time for an <3 entry directed at the most awesome character ever, Rena!

Rena as said above is from the series Higurashi no Naku Koro ni, what can be described best as a scary/creepy mystery type series. Indeed, the show has scared the crap out of me and turned my head away from the screen numerous times throughout the 26 episodes of airing. One of the more odd characters is Rena. Rena has a seemingly double personality that we don't even begin to understand till the end of epsiode 25/26ish. At one moment, Rena can be the cutest girl ever, the next she's a psycopathic killer. Either mode she's in, it's uber cute, and so this entry is directed to her ^_^

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Sep 4, 2006 - 03:34 PM
So how's a de-centralized GFF sound?
Ever since the whole 'mission statement' deal began it started me thinking. As it stands, GFF is ultimately run by an admin who has had his coding abilities questioned and who is confirmed to not be here for the most part of the year. This same admin makes a statement that forever changed how GFF would be run. GFF can not officially be an 'elitist' board per say any longer. Personally, I feel thats wrong since that was what GFF was for the longest time, but we'll avoid for now getting into the mission statement drama again.

We know though, that staff cannot moderate the journal system. The journals are a nice getaway from the main forums where it seems more drama is increasingly originating from. In the journals; Statements, accusations, flames, trolling, and all sorts of stuff that would likely get modded in the actualy forums are allowed to perpetuate and eventually spill out into the boards. Staff has no power to curb this. So here's the deal, I think Seris banning was completely retarded. But what if the membership base of GFF decided to up and move to the journals as the primary method of communication? The journals are after all... just as fully featured as the actual forums save for being able to do mass searches. We have 100+ comment journal entries, so a discussion can happen just as well as any topic on the forums could. Just like in the forums, the journals can have hot 'topics'. The equivalent to a topic in the journals though is an entry in someones journal. Replies of course are accomplished via comments.

In a way, the modding of a journal is much more efficient then the forums. Journals are modded by the actual community that use them. That is of course, censoring is up to the creator of a thread. This is where the power should be really, the original creator of a 'thread' should have the right to have the ensuing discourse go however he/she feels it should, since it is THEIR topic.

What Chocojournal offers us I beleive, is a mini-forums that is completely and totally modded and used by the community as it sees fit. We have the ability to delete, edit, warn, and ban people from our journals, just like an admin has the same abilities on a board-wise basis.

Perhaps the chocojournal system is much like the real life definition of a direct democracy, a system of rule governed completely by the citizens. It bypasses the representative democracy of having to rely on public officials who are sometimes voted on and sometimes not. This form of government of course has it's flaws, but that is something that must be accpeted with any form of entity or government, such as a web forum community.

Ulitmately, it's not like anyone would be forced to use this new system either. The regular forums are still open and ready to be used by those who would rather have a more defined ruleset and discource proccess. For those that are discontent with the current way the forums are run though, and would like to try something a bit different, this could be a nice alternative.

So what does everyone think of the idea in general?


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