I just had to stop yesterday and take a picture of the local Subway sign.

Don't worry, the sign facing McDonald's does not say this. You do not want to get the clown riled.

You know you are old when you start identifying where you are based on what used to be there 10 years ago.
I think I will have to try and look a little harder since I am definately long past my bumping and grinding expiry date.

- another word for the same thing (Ontario) (#?) Uh, synonym?
Got into a debate the other night about the Mayor of one of our towns refusing to fly the Gay Pride flag on the town hall during pride week.
ME: "Oh please! Have you been to a gay pride parade, nothing says 'legal joint tax return' like a big harry guy in bondage garb.
I applied for a job with the local Undisclosed Internet Service Provider™ to do tech support from home.
I would kill for this job. The mere fact that I could smoke at my desk again would convince me to take a cut in pay. Not to mention the whole 'bunny slipper' aspect of the job.
I had a 25 minute phone interview at noon today. The interviewer said he was impressed with my resume and how I handled myself on the phone.
I spend a lot of time in front of this computer, and every time I think I have seen it all, I realize I never will. I have been on here a long time and I like to consider myself jaded but there is always something that makes me say WTF? Maybe it is because people are so bombarded with information 24/7 that everything is becoming boring. We are desensitized by the onslaught.
I was watching Gene Simmons Family Jewels the other night and they were in Vegas. What the hell is going on with Carrot Top? He's like Chucky....all cute at the beginning and now he is horror movie scary. 
Took my friend Kimmy driving today. This is the third or forth time she has had a learners permit. She never quite makes it to the actual road test. She is 41 and has never had a license. I think The Boy is doing a lot better, only because when you are 16 you have no fear.
- fuck buddy poughkeepsie (New York) (#4) 
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"My name is Doctor Snooty and my case number is blah blah blah." Big emphasis on Doctor.
Work has been tedious lately. It is really slow for our project in the summer since our product is mainly "Thank you for calling the Undisclosed Technical Support Team™ my name is blah blah blah..."
"Ya, I want to change my email." Ok, I assume he switched service providers and needs to setup the new email. Although, why they never call the ISP is beyond me.
"Ok, I am just going to verify the information we have now." I verify his phone number and email address.
"That's the thing, right now it it rocketscientist at ISP dot com. I want it to be madscientist at Orange dot com."
After stifling a belly laugh at the rocket scientist part of it I ask him. "Do you work at Orange?"
"No."
"So how did you get the email address?"
"Well I don't have it yet. But that is what I want it to be."
"Oh, I get it. Well, unless you work for Orange you can't get an email address with at Orange dot com."
"The hell I can't! This is America, I can have whatever I want!" Give me strength.
"You can't just make up an email address, and you can't have 'at' Orange in it if you are not 'at' Orange. My email is at Orange dot com because I actually work 'at' Orange. See what I mean?"
"I want to speak with your manager!"
"Excuse me?" Is this crayon for real?
"You are refusing me support, I want to speak to your manager." I look at the clock, 1:02am. You know what? Peddle your crazy somewhere else! [CLICK]
I am getting a call monitor review from my senior tech, Derwood. Basically he listens to the call and grades me on how I did. I usually spend the time arguing one point or another. Not because I disagree necessarily, but it wastes time. Time that I don't have to spend on the phone helping some schmuck. Plus it is really fun giving Derwood a hard time.Main Entry: won·ky
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): won·ki·er; -est
Etymology: probably alteration of English dialect wankle, from Middle English wankel, from Old English wancol; akin to Old High German wankOn to totter -- more at WENCH
1 British : UNSTEADY, SHAKY
2 chiefly British : AWRY, WRONG
won·ky /'w??ki/
Pronunciation[wong-kee]–adjective, -ki·er, -ki·est.
1. British Slang.
a. shaky, groggy, or unsteady.
b. unreliable; not trustworthy.
2. Slang. stupid; boring; unattractive.
Main Entry: won·ky
Function: adjective
Etymology: probably alteration of English dialect wankle, from Middle English wankel, from Old English wancol; akin to Old High German wankOn to totter -- more at WENCH
1 British : UNSTEADY, SHAKY
2 British : AWRY, WRONG
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I have had the same playlist for about as long as I have had a playlist. I might add 2 songs a year. Mostly older music that I have forgotten about or, on rare occasions, I will hear something I really like on the radio.
I am the record companies worst nightmare. I demand talent. I will not listen to a song, just because the video has hot chicks or explosions. The song has to be well written with lyrics I can hear and understand and that make fuckin' sense. And most of all the artist has to be able to actually sing.
Maybe we should take this opportunity to exchange information. Do you have someone on your playlist you think I would appreciate? Drop me a line, Here are a few of mine.Andrea Bocelli - Even if you don't understand Italian, you can appreciate the talent. The man has mad skills, his voice is like velvet. He has range and control.
Josh Groban - Also has mad skills. First seen on Aly McBeal, the boy is talented.
Frank Zappa - he is good for a laugh.
A really good Monster Rock Ballad like High Enough - Damn Yankees. You can't help but turn the stereo up full blast.
You want a story that will tug at your heartstrings,(grab a tissue for that one) or make a really great point? Turn on the country station.

- famous canadian indian (Australia) (#3) 
I don't really watch the show, since I already know what happens. I do download it to skip though for the America's Player thing but mostly I just read the live updates (holy shit, people watch the live feeds 24/7 and transcribe it word-for-word) or watch video highlights from the live feeds.
This holiday always confused me. It is really a fucked up holiday that no one here seems to understand. It is a civic holiday and we assume it has something to do with the Navy. I know that it hasn't always been a holiday here, but for the life of me I can't remember why. I can tell you that I, personally, embrace it only because we observe it at work and I get double time and a half for being there, so HAPPY NATAL DAY!Today’s Natal Day festivities sprang from humble beginnings more than a century ago, when it was just a single city celebration held in Dartmouth in 1895.
By the mid-1970s, the event had evolved into a local-municipal holiday for both Halifax and Dartmouth.
Natal Day is the annual birthday celebration of the communities of Halifax and Dartmouth. It is a time where citizens, former citizens, guests and tourists celebrate our civic holiday.
He's super feak'eh, Yeow!
The boy is a freak. He does not think he is a freak, but he clearly is.