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Like kids in a metaphor
I have two serious journal entries to make, but I’m too tired to make them now, so I’ll just talk about TEH CANDY STORE. Those following closely (collect all n!) will want to remind me to post about Andrina and about whistle dorks, should I forget in the next few days. I also can’t make […]
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Jerkcity’s got nothing on me.
Pants! Pantspantspantspantspants! Find out what YOUR inner non-sequitur is! quiz by A.V. Phibes (To which I add: Pantspantspantspantspants.)
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Hyar tiz.
So it’s only been what, six months since Stimps suggested that I set up a journal. So I’m not exactly a trendsetter when it comes to these things. It’s weird, though — then, I didn’t get it at all, but a few days ago, yeah! must have! need! ok! So here I am, one of […]
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Apartment! [ <a href=”http://use.perl.org/~mendel/journal/778″>#778</a> ]
Whee! I have a new place. All that stuff people were saying about Ottawa’s rough rental market and low vacancy rate must have applied to a different Ottawa, as it took me precisely one day and three apartment visits to find two places that were acceptable, and I took one of them. I find out […]
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Apartment hunting [ <a href=”http://use.perl.org/~mendel/journal/747″>#747</a> ]
Whoever thought that one could hunt for apartments over the Internet was wrong. You can kind of get an idea of what might, possibly, have been available sometime in the last year or two, but if I see another “Last updated June 1998”, I’m going to scream. (Yaaaaaagh.) But I realized something. My current place […]
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Auntie Em! [ <a href=”http://use.perl.org/~mendel/journal/737″>#737</a> ]
HTML needs an em dash. What sort of neen would leave out the em dash? [Reposted in November 2003 from my short-lived journal on Use Perl.]
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Logical Moving [ <a href=”http://use.perl.org/~mendel/journal/736″>#736</a> ]
So, as is quickly becoming common knowledge — but not so common that I don’t have an urge to write a Me FAQ — I’m leaving Concordia where I’ve been working for, well, forever, or four years, whichever comes first. This shocks people, but that’s probably because as far as they know I’ve always been […]
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Hmm. [ <a href=”http://use.perl.org/~mendel/journal/735″>#735</a> ]
Journal. Hrmm. Hrm hrm hrm. Hrml hrm hrm. Useful? Who knows. Better than a Me FAQ? Probably. Will I actually write in it? Beats me. [Reposted in November 2003 from my short-lived journal on Use Perl.]