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So I really had to make myself sit down and write a real post today. I’ve been so busy and tired with studying for the GRE that I really haven’t felt like sitting down to type anything at the computer.
So, where to start?
I guess I can startr with the post that I added yesterday about [...]
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So I don’t have to go to work until 1:00 PM tomorrow b/c I am taking to comp time in the morning. I picked up Garrett’s office coverage on Friday afternoon, and since I hadn’t taken my comp time for the week yet, I’m doing it tomorrow. Usually, it’s suggested to take the comp time [...]
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Wasting time on the internet while at work.
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So this was a rather uneventful weekend. It rained since Saturday evening. During the day on Saturday, Emily and I went to see a matinee: Stardust, starring newcomer Charlie Cox, Claire Daines, Robert DeNiro, Sienna Miller, Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert Everett, and Ian McKellen as the narrator…just to name a few.
I didn’t have high expectations for [...]
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So this was a rather uneventful weekend. It rained since Saturday evening. During the day on Saturday, Emily and I went to see a matinee: Stardust, starring newcomer Charlie Cox, Claire Daines, Robert DeNiro, Sienna Miller, Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert Everett, and Ian McKellen as the narrator…just to name a few.
I didn’t have high [...]
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So my favorite TV show right now is Noah’s Arc on the LOGO network. LOGO specializes in bringing programming to the marketplace that centers on LGBT issues. This particular show is about several friends, all gay black men, living in West Hollywood/LA and their troubles with relationships. All of the episodes are short, dramatic, and [...]
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So you’ve probably seen those Chemistry.com commercials that sort of say why they’re better than eHarmony, right? The first part of the commercial portrays the potential website user and some of their personal attributes. And they seem normal except for some “flaw”. This flaw gets them rejected from using eHarmony.
Chemistry.com just came [...]
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