Feb. 11th, 2004

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I provided cashews, Texas Barbecue Sauce-flavor Pringles--which, oddly enough, I've never seen in the U.S., though I have seen Barbecue--and a 2L box of port to Latebra--not the $11/box stuff, oh no, this was the classy $12.50/box stuff. ;D

Watched the second half of American Beauty, which I'd seen at least twice before, and Brokedown Palace, which I don't know that I'd ever heard of--quite good. Had dinner in the middle of movie two--steamed pork dumplings, cashew chicken, some other kind of chicken (lemongrass?), very tasty. Sat around and chatted with Jillian, Brooke, Luke, Mitchell, and Mark, about topics various and sundry. And then, after I got tired, I went home--unlike usual, where I stick around getting more and more tired until I leave altogether too late. :)
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In last night's dream, I was escaping from an Asian prison (Brokedown Palace-style, only more successful) with a girl who resembled [livejournal.com profile] preciouslaura or [livejournal.com profile] subbes at various times. Prior to our escape, I was discussing various means of departure with [livejournal.com profile] macguyver, particularly aircraft--apparently the SR-71 has a propensity to break in half, one kind of stealth bomber would be infeasible, and another newer type hadn't yet been shown to the public to exist. Thus, our means of escape meant riding a missile out (Real Life-style), which we (girl and I) successfully did, bound for San Francisco. Then what? )
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Work today involved turning a mess of wires around a door into a very neat set of wire runs. I do good work. :D Work also featured two kinds of free brownies, which is never a bad thing. :) (And I learned that my team leader and one of my teammates have headed to New Zealand for a day to take advantage of a loophole in travel authorizations and time limits on working in Australia. Would've been nice to know this ahead of time, but I rarely get told much of anything--not that I'm bitter or anything. :P)

On the way home from work, I saw a whole mob of kangaroos--at least 15, I'd say, maybe 20--but they all hopped off before I could get any pictures, even though my camera was in my pocket today. :) I also saw some strange megacanoes--6-16 paddlers, with a coach at the tiller on the larger one. Took pictures. Odd. A bit later on the trip home, I got SMSed by Liz (the cute redhead from a while back) who wants to go clubbing this weekend. Woo! :)

And apparently Jillian just saw a preview for Shrek 2, and has rated it "FUCKING AWESOME!!!" :D



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  • Turing Train Terminal. Yes, that Turing. And model trains. Geeky-nifty.

    [livejournal.com profile] kelwyn: "I wish I could open a Vietnamese noodle joint called Pho Shizzle, but someone already did." Hee. (Of course, "Pho" isn't pronounced "Fo'", but we'll let that slide. :)
  • Heart-Shaped Skull looks pretty. Comics and art and whatnot. Rather Tim Burton-esque. :)

    From Jillian, ISeeYouPee.com--a variety of entertaining links and such. :)

    From Ian of Mac Hall, an interactive art assignment: Cute or Creepy v2. (Well, I'm assuming it'll be cool when it's finished, which should be soon. :)
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  • Microsoft warns of hacker-friendly flaw: Uh-huh.
  • Swimmer drives for help with shark attached to leg: "There's nothing in our procedure manual for that type of thing!"
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