L-dawg's Journal: murphee K, all the way

To maintain an air of geeky legitimacy, I will report that the new system board seems to have done the job and the original battery is now 100% but the ghetto "not OEM" battery that I just received in the mail yesterday only gained 3% of charge overnight.

Schmooly (Murphee K, all the way!) wrote, "I got a returned email from Andrew. Do you know what happened to his most recent email address?" and I answer "No, I do not know what happens to people who fall off the face of the Earth." That used to be one of my biggest fears, losing touch with people with whom there are no or not many mutual friends. I almost think it's amazing when I run into people after 10 years and they're still alive. It's a crazy world, ya know, anything can happen. Anyway, disappearing friends is not one of my biggest fears anymore, because it's happened so many times that it's just annoying reality. And there's a reason for everything, even if the reason is apathy. In fact, I expect to lose touch now, so when it happens I can pat myself on the back and say, Good Job.

Schmooly also asks, "Is The People's History of the United States the book from Good Will Hunting?" and I answer, "My memory is not that good." All I remember is going across the river to watch it, and techies going crazy when MIT was mentioned. I read a bit more of it last night (in an attempt to quell boredom) and now hate a whole new bunch of oppressors.

I think I'm the only person I know who could have technical difficulties while trying to leave a message on someone else's v-mail. (Headset became unplugged during message-leaving.) So sad.

I wonder what is the correlation between alcoholism and genius. ...and then that of alcoholism and idiocy.

I have this nagging feeling that people who follow the rules don't get anywhere.

Re:Alcoholism

[L-dawg]

Who, me? Genius or idiot?

And about losing touch, Bane, even me calling you a biyatch and you calling me a moron all of the time does not weaken our bond. However, I feel that most "friendships" that go by the wayside are by design. Feelings of boredom, disgust, or inadequacy.

On a side note which probably no one cares about, I've finally figured out how the Friendster pictures are ordered - from user ID # and therefore from date of joining. I was wondering if there were some higher being trying to rank

Re:Boredom, disgust, inadequacy

[L-dawg]

That's just depressing. Thank you for depressing me. You should be inspired around me. Inspired for rocks. Inspired by rocks.