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24 September 2001 - 11:44 pm

I was going to post about the fact that I need to buy new shoes, but then nickd did that in much greater detail than I was planning on doing, so I'll have to talk about something else. I don't really have much else to talk about, so I'll just shower you with random thoughts, presented in bulleted format in order to look like this is a long and interesting post.

I have an archive of Get Fuzzy cartoons going back to April of this year. I'm reluctant to post them online for fear of getting a cease and desist letter.

I skipped the ACM board meeting on Sunday. I have experienced no repercussions from doing so, which makes me wonder why I went to all the other meetings.

I have a roommate who is supposed to post things on this website, but hasn't posted anything since August 23. If you abandon a project, are you still a member of it?

I've decided to wait until Christmas to get a laptop. I should be able to save up enough to pay for it by then, which is better than dipping into savings to get it, I guess.

TO console myself about not getting the laptop, I ordered a really cheap CD/DVD player for my computer. Its purchase completes my change-over from beige to black drives in my computer.

Schnucks has been sold-out of my favorite brand of alcoholic beverage for the past week. The replacement I purchased isn't nearly as nice. This may be a good thing, as my alcohol consumption is way down.

Okay, that's all the unrelated items I can come up with. If you have any tennis shoe recommendations, send them my way.

Posted by on 24 September 2001 at 11:43 PM

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