nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Sun Jul 13 23:05 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Unquickie.txt"
I do valuable work I do. Several days ago I assisted a wheel-ridden woman, she was too large to be on her feet so she asked me to help her reach the top-shelf fudgsicles (Family Packs go on the top). My typing may sound bitter but I can't help but smile a little —it may've been for grandchildren or who-knows-who, but all that matters is I helped a morbidly obeser get icefudge.
¿Think I should begin sentences with an inverted ?? I like it for questions that don't begin who/what/where/why/how because the reader immediately knows the sentence is intended to be a question. But meanwhile while I was on a cyberhunt for the inverted question mark: if you remember our good glyph interrobang you might be interested in the lamely namely gnaborretni (which if you hold up to a mirror reads: gnaborretni|interrobang) which looks like this: ⸘.
⸘Amazing‽ I dunno. Enough aboot letters though, let's get some action going:
Ugh, I got more neato stuff, but I gotta getta grocery shoppin'.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Unquickie.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Unquickie.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Unquickie.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 4_comments.txt >> comment.txt
Sun Jul 13 23:05 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Unquickie.txt"
I do valuable work I do. Several days ago I assisted a wheel-ridden woman, she was too large to be on her feet so she asked me to help her reach the top-shelf fudgsicles (Family Packs go on the top). My typing may sound bitter but I can't help but smile a little —it may've been for grandchildren or who-knows-who, but all that matters is I helped a morbidly obeser get icefudge.
¿Think I should begin sentences with an inverted ?? I like it for questions that don't begin who/what/where/why/how because the reader immediately knows the sentence is intended to be a question. But meanwhile while I was on a cyberhunt for the inverted question mark: if you remember our good glyph interrobang you might be interested in the lamely namely gnaborretni (which if you hold up to a mirror reads: gnaborretni|interrobang) which looks like this: ⸘.
⸘Amazing‽ I dunno. Enough aboot letters though, let's get some action going:
"[Biologists], who once postulated a privileged role for the human mind in nature's hierarchy, have been moving relentlessly toward the hard-core materialism that characterised nineteenth century physics. At the same time, physicists, faced with compelling experimental evidence, have been moving away from strictly mechanical models of the universe to a view that sees the mind as playing an integral role in all physical events. It is as if the two disciplines were on fast-moving trains, going in opposite directions [....]"Nowhere is caught between these two paradigms quite so much as psychology. Is our brain the product of experience/perspective or is it simply the mechanistic manoeuvrings of subatomix, electromagnetism, or strings. ¿Or are those views mutually exclusive?
Ugh, I got more neato stuff, but I gotta getta grocery shoppin'.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Unquickie.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Unquickie.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Unquickie.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 4_comments.txt >> comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Fri Jun 27 13:51 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Testin'.txt"
I have been scheduled for a test for a Trust Accounts/Collections Contact Officer at the Canadian Revenue Agency. It says:
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Testin'.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Testin'.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Testin'.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 3_comments.txt >> comment.txt
Fri Jun 27 13:51 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Testin'.txt"
I have been scheduled for a test for a Trust Accounts/Collections Contact Officer at the Canadian Revenue Agency. It says:
As an SP-04 Trust Accounts Compliance/Collections Contact Officer, you will be responsible for reviewing, planning, organizing, prioritizing, and monitoring a workload assigned for the collection of unpaid amounts of all taxes, levies, duties, and amounts held in trust on behalf of the Crown including payroll deductions and the Goods and Services/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) from individuals or businesses. This involves:Finally I can crush my enemies using the power of the state. Typically I would've guessed a position like this to be difficult; it'll be interesting anyways, I mean, given that I'll work for the state I can't imagine it to be very stressful, none of it is my personal responsibility and I don't have to go law it up to prove anything. Shit, anywho, I gotta go. bi bi.Duties also include examining and analyzing information and researching internal and external sources. Contact with clients is made both through telephone and in-office interviews.
- determining the ability to pay of the individual or business,
- negotiating payment arrangements,
- enforcing payment by initiating legal action,
- responding to public enquiries.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Testin'.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Testin'.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Testin'.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 3_comments.txt >> comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Wed Jun 18 20:56 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Is it that obvious I'm sick and lonely?.txt"
To regurgitate a short essay:
Curiously, privacy is oftentimes criticised because it inhibits law enforcement and is required only by those who have committed an illegal act of some kind. The conclusion is that therefore the detriments of privacy far outweigh (what presumably are) inconsequential benefits of it.
The article goes on to elaborate on several problems of this argument, for instance, private information is used to determine decisions that affect us or others. However, we typically do not have access to what information is kept on us, nor are we able to correct any errors or omissions. This is especially pertinent in the case of law enforcement which often uses a variety of sources of information (phone records, ip records, credit card, banking). And since it is difficult to hide information given that warrants can be issued when there exists reasonable and probable cause, it seems unnecessary to circumvent this reasonable check on surveillance by making all things accessible to the government or others.
The right to privacy isn't necessarily to cover illicits rather than to allow the free-flow of ideas, it just happens that criminals enjoy rights that privacy happens to grant them, which is why privacy ought to be invaded given a proper court order. Otherwise, we should employ the right to private communication because it allows us to say what we want, or even just because it allows us to speak away from the mic. And without elaboration on why: all communications should be private rather than just the sensitive ones, and everyone should privatise communication, rather than just those who are more likely to need it.
As such here's my public key and I encourage you to create your own, whether you're Linux or Windows. It works by creating a private key and a public key, you send me (or anyone) your public key and keep secret your private key. That way we can encrypt and privatise communication.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Is it that obvious I'm sick and lonely?.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Is it that obvious I'm sick and lonely?.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Is it that obvious I'm sick and lonely?.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ comment.txt
Wed Jun 18 20:56 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Is it that obvious I'm sick and lonely?.txt"
To regurgitate a short essay:
Curiously, privacy is oftentimes criticised because it inhibits law enforcement and is required only by those who have committed an illegal act of some kind. The conclusion is that therefore the detriments of privacy far outweigh (what presumably are) inconsequential benefits of it.
The article goes on to elaborate on several problems of this argument, for instance, private information is used to determine decisions that affect us or others. However, we typically do not have access to what information is kept on us, nor are we able to correct any errors or omissions. This is especially pertinent in the case of law enforcement which often uses a variety of sources of information (phone records, ip records, credit card, banking). And since it is difficult to hide information given that warrants can be issued when there exists reasonable and probable cause, it seems unnecessary to circumvent this reasonable check on surveillance by making all things accessible to the government or others.
The right to privacy isn't necessarily to cover illicits rather than to allow the free-flow of ideas, it just happens that criminals enjoy rights that privacy happens to grant them, which is why privacy ought to be invaded given a proper court order. Otherwise, we should employ the right to private communication because it allows us to say what we want, or even just because it allows us to speak away from the mic. And without elaboration on why: all communications should be private rather than just the sensitive ones, and everyone should privatise communication, rather than just those who are more likely to need it.
As such here's my public key and I encourage you to create your own, whether you're Linux or Windows. It works by creating a private key and a public key, you send me (or anyone) your public key and keep secret your private key. That way we can encrypt and privatise communication.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Is it that obvious I'm sick and lonely?.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Is it that obvious I'm sick and lonely?.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Is it that obvious I'm sick and lonely?.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Tue Jun 17 20:22 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "The Ride.txt"
Well, I did it again, one month in every ten I manage it— a sort of running sickness I overexert myself and get sick-as-a-dick. Bleh. But the job front is getting much brighter, I have a chance at WCB which is twenty-three nineteen an hour. Sweet dollars and super cents an hour, which, if you include the increased working hours, is a mere five times what I'm making now. But on to more important things:
Firefox three still more ram (15M) than Epiphany and uses more cpu cycles on startup, page navigation, and probably anything else I would've tested. I should remark that Firefox may have advantages, but not any in features that I use. Also, it may or may not be more secure than Epiphany —it's hard to say. Anyways, back to the good stuff.
I'm producing a ton of biowaste, phlegm, a running nose, I've never produced this stuff in such quantities as I am now. I don't really know what that means but I'm along for the ride, that's for sure.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world The Ride.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "The Ride.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"The Ride.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 4_comments.txt >> comment.txt
Tue Jun 17 20:22 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "The Ride.txt"
Well, I did it again, one month in every ten I manage it— a sort of running sickness I overexert myself and get sick-as-a-dick. Bleh. But the job front is getting much brighter, I have a chance at WCB which is twenty-three nineteen an hour. Sweet dollars and super cents an hour, which, if you include the increased working hours, is a mere five times what I'm making now. But on to more important things:
Firefox three still more ram (15M) than Epiphany and uses more cpu cycles on startup, page navigation, and probably anything else I would've tested. I should remark that Firefox may have advantages, but not any in features that I use. Also, it may or may not be more secure than Epiphany —it's hard to say. Anyways, back to the good stuff.
I'm producing a ton of biowaste, phlegm, a running nose, I've never produced this stuff in such quantities as I am now. I don't really know what that means but I'm along for the ride, that's for sure.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world The Ride.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "The Ride.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"The Ride.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 4_comments.txt >> comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Thu Jun 12 17:02 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Red: datahead.txt"
Today was full of bad but full of good, today I
Hells yea, I know that's readable to everyone in the damn world. I created two partitions on my usb drive, the intention in the end is to have a public partition and a second encrypted partition.
Finally, finally,
my data will be safe.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Red: datahead.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Red: datahead.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Red: datahead.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ comment.txt
Thu Jun 12 17:02 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Red: datahead.txt"
Today was full of bad but full of good, today I
jonbox:/home/darl# fdisk -l
Disk /dev/sdb: 1998 MB, 1998061568 bytes
56 heads, 55 sectors/track, 1267 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 3080 * 512 = 1576960 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x04030201
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sdb1 1 1268 1951168 6 FAT16
jonbox:/home/darl# fdisk /dev/sdb
The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 1267.
There is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024,
and could in certain setups cause problems with:
1) software that runs at boot time (e.g., old versions of LILO)
2) booting and partitioning software from other OSs
(e.g., DOS FDISK, OS/2 FDISK)
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/sdb: 1998 MB, 1998061568 bytes
56 heads, 55 sectors/track, 1267 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 3080 * 512 = 1576960 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x04030201
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
Command (m for help): n
Command action
e extended
p primary partition (1-4)
p
Partition number (1-4): 1
First cylinder (1-1267, default 1):
Using default value 1
Last cylinder or +size or +sizeM or +sizeK (1-1267, default 1267): +1024M
Command (m for help): t
Selected partition 1
Hex code (type L to list codes): 6
Changed system type of partition 1 to 6 (FAT16)
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/sdb: 1998 MB, 1998061568 bytes
56 heads, 55 sectors/track, 1267 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 3080 * 512 = 1576960 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x04030201
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sdb1 1 650 1000972+ 6 FAT16
Command (m for help): n
Command action
e extended
p primary partition (1-4)
p
Partition number (1-4): 2
First cylinder (651-1267, default 651):
Using default value 651
Last cylinder or +size or +sizeM or +sizeK (651-1267, default 1267):
Using default value 1267
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/sdb: 1998 MB, 1998061568 bytes
56 heads, 55 sectors/track, 1267 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 3080 * 512 = 1576960 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x04030201
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sdb1 1 650 1000972+ 6 FAT16
/dev/sdb2 651 1267 950180 83 Linux
Command (m for help): w
The partition table has been altered!
Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table.
WARNING: If you have created or modified any DOS 6.x
partitions, please see the fdisk manual page for additional
information.
Syncing disks.
jonbox:/home/darl# mkfs.vfat -n jonix_publix /dev/sdb1
mkfs.vfat 2.11 (12 Mar 2005)
jonbox:/home/darl# mkfs.ext2 -L jonix_private /dev/sdb2
mke2fs 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
Warning: 256-byte inodes not usable on older systems
Filesystem label=jonix_private
OS type: Linux
Block size=4096 (log=2)
Fragment size=4096 (log=2)
59392 inodes, 237545 blocks
11877 blocks (5.00%) reserved for the super user
First data block=0
Maximum filesystem blocks=243269632
8 block groups
32768 blocks per group, 32768 fragments per group
7424 inodes per group
Superblock backups stored on blocks:
32768, 98304, 163840, 229376
Writing inode tables: done
Writing superblocks and filesystem accounting information: done
This filesystem will be automatically checked every 25 mounts or
180 days, whichever comes first. Use tune2fs -c or -i to override.
jonbox:/home/darl#lol
Hells yea, I know that's readable to everyone in the damn world. I created two partitions on my usb drive, the intention in the end is to have a public partition and a second encrypted partition.
Finally, finally,
my data will be safe.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Red: datahead.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Red: datahead.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Red: datahead.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Mon Jun 9 13:09 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ env MUSIC="Radiohead - Sulk"
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Abled.txt"
Othernews might interest all-of-youse, Scientific American writes blogging is like bitching: cathartic, and has produced measurable health benefits. Drinking might also be considered cathartic if practised sparingly enough, so this weekend I figured up that probably I've boozed infrequently enough that I should remove old braincells to make room for new braincells. Well that was a terrible idea. Me, my other, her sister, and the sister's other ended up drinking Caribou Lou which we mixed in a pot and used a coffee mug to scoop out pirate-style. Caribou Lou is a recipe from a rap song (which I've made a cut of because I care about you). I got too trashed because it's gross and I'm gross and for several moments that night Caribou Lou knew what it was to be me and I knew what is was to be CariLou. Wretch.
Oh Oh! I've also downloaded a sweet dvdrip of The Elegant Universe, it's bellyrubbing fabulous —I've never seen it in high quality, it's sweet. Comment for a copy, I'll even edit out the funding-support commercials for you. :)
But maybe neverminding that last paragraph and ending back in blogging and back in my dear film Sans Soleil I'll use this to advertise by blogging that I remember that maybe, probably, blogging is about looking into the camera [XviD, 784x480, 8.4MB, 54s].
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Abled.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Abled.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Abled.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 3_comments.txt >> comment.txt
Mon Jun 9 13:09 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ env MUSIC="Radiohead - Sulk"
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Abled.txt"
Othernews might interest all-of-youse, Scientific American writes blogging is like bitching: cathartic, and has produced measurable health benefits. Drinking might also be considered cathartic if practised sparingly enough, so this weekend I figured up that probably I've boozed infrequently enough that I should remove old braincells to make room for new braincells. Well that was a terrible idea. Me, my other, her sister, and the sister's other ended up drinking Caribou Lou which we mixed in a pot and used a coffee mug to scoop out pirate-style. Caribou Lou is a recipe from a rap song (which I've made a cut of because I care about you). I got too trashed because it's gross and I'm gross and for several moments that night Caribou Lou knew what it was to be me and I knew what is was to be CariLou. Wretch.
Oh Oh! I've also downloaded a sweet dvdrip of The Elegant Universe, it's bellyrubbing fabulous —I've never seen it in high quality, it's sweet. Comment for a copy, I'll even edit out the funding-support commercials for you. :)
But maybe neverminding that last paragraph and ending back in blogging and back in my dear film Sans Soleil I'll use this to advertise by blogging that I remember that maybe, probably, blogging is about looking into the camera [XviD, 784x480, 8.4MB, 54s].
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Abled.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Abled.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Abled.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 3_comments.txt >> comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Wed May 28 09:39 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ env MUSIC="Sigur Ros - Gobbledigook"
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Neatobutts Galore.txt"
Today and tomorrow are douchetastic twelve-hour runs of work. Wallet full of sucksbucks because their both labourish lift this, push that, twirl this other thing over here. I was eyeballed for management on my night job, and I'm eyeballed for management at this new job, but I could care less since I'm not going to be around, nor neither do promises keep the Mongolians of debt off my castle walls.
Otherwise things have been okay dandy. I downloaded the lead track off the next Sigur Ros album due out whenever-soonish-maybe-whoknows-sometime.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Neatobutts Galore.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Neatobutts Galore.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Neatobutts Galore.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ comment.txt
Wed May 28 09:39 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ env MUSIC="Sigur Ros - Gobbledigook"
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Neatobutts Galore.txt"
Today and tomorrow are douchetastic twelve-hour runs of work. Wallet full of sucksbucks because their both labourish lift this, push that, twirl this other thing over here. I was eyeballed for management on my night job, and I'm eyeballed for management at this new job, but I could care less since I'm not going to be around, nor neither do promises keep the Mongolians of debt off my castle walls.
Otherwise things have been okay dandy. I downloaded the lead track off the next Sigur Ros album due out whenever-soonish-maybe-whoknows-sometime.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Neatobutts Galore.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Neatobutts Galore.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Neatobutts Galore.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Wed May 21 12:08 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ env MOOD="blah"
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Jobs.ca/balls.txt"
Well, things have been a tad goozy lately. I have a low paying job that gives uncertain hours so I had to pick up a second low to medium-low paying job (depending on gratuities). So yesterday was only nine hours but, man, I was bloh-blah exhausted from both moving on my feet coupled with some heavy lifting. I realised haven't had jobs where I was on my feet for the whole shift —it seems kind of weinery but it made me pretty tired. As such, I slept a solitary ten hours or something, inadvertently, because I was unused to it all. Working two jobs interferes too much with my personal life. Jobs, while not entirely freaks of fun-making, ought to assist in creating a proper lifestyle, but not replace it. These two jobs would provide decent income but would nearly replace my personal life, so... yea.
So... sucks, one place is eyeballing me to replace the produce manager, but I don't think I'm going to stick that out —it's just too doucheballs there for me. Meanwhile, hopefully, pleasantly, other employment maybe looms to me.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Jobs.ca/balls.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Jobs.ca/balls.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Jobs.ca/balls.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ comment.txt
Wed May 21 12:08 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ env MOOD="blah"
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Jobs.ca/balls.txt"
Well, things have been a tad goozy lately. I have a low paying job that gives uncertain hours so I had to pick up a second low to medium-low paying job (depending on gratuities). So yesterday was only nine hours but, man, I was bloh-blah exhausted from both moving on my feet coupled with some heavy lifting. I realised haven't had jobs where I was on my feet for the whole shift —it seems kind of weinery but it made me pretty tired. As such, I slept a solitary ten hours or something, inadvertently, because I was unused to it all. Working two jobs interferes too much with my personal life. Jobs, while not entirely freaks of fun-making, ought to assist in creating a proper lifestyle, but not replace it. These two jobs would provide decent income but would nearly replace my personal life, so... yea.
So... sucks, one place is eyeballing me to replace the produce manager, but I don't think I'm going to stick that out —it's just too doucheballs there for me. Meanwhile, hopefully, pleasantly, other employment maybe looms to me.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Jobs.ca/balls.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Jobs.ca/balls.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Jobs.ca/balls.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Tue May 20 00:13 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ env MUSIC="Processor Fan - Jon's Computer"
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Anal Surgury.txt"
I love spam. I mean, don't sign me up for any, but I get a kick out of checking my spam folder. One message I found today was subjected "Never be Flaccid." Never? c'mon, never be flaccid —that sounds like a really terrible and painful product that no male would ever purchase.
Have I posted this for you?:
I've been meaning to read and reread and work again but lately things've been drastic: I managed a job at Safeway which, while it's been only two days, has been douchetarded. I work in produce, I produce things. Tomorrow is Safeway&BestWestern, I hope it'll be cowboy western, not First World Nation Western.
Today was our five month anniversary and it's sweet, we ate out, walked the mall,
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Anal Surgury.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Anal Surgury.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Anal Surgury.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 6_comments.txt >> comment.txt
Tue May 20 00:13 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ env MUSIC="Processor Fan - Jon's Computer"
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "Anal Surgury.txt"
I love spam. I mean, don't sign me up for any, but I get a kick out of checking my spam folder. One message I found today was subjected "Never be Flaccid." Never? c'mon, never be flaccid —that sounds like a really terrible and painful product that no male would ever purchase.
Have I posted this for you?:
"Who said that time heals all wounds. It would be better to say that time heals everything except wounds. With time the hurt of separation loses its real limits, with time the desired body will soon disappear, and if the desiring body has already ceased to exist for the other then what remains is a wound disembodied.That's from Sans Soleil and it's neato interesting à moi ce soir.
I've been meaning to read and reread and work again but lately things've been drastic: I managed a job at Safeway which, while it's been only two days, has been douchetarded. I work in produce, I produce things. Tomorrow is Safeway&BestWestern, I hope it'll be cowboy western, not First World Nation Western.
Today was our five month anniversary and it's sweet, we ate out, walked the mall,
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world Anal Surgury.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "Anal Surgury.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"Anal Surgury.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 6_comments.txt >> comment.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ date
Thu May 8 21:58 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "or Abuse it to that Other Pedestal.txt"
Genetics cause curses that sometimes bring what would've otherwise been the sharpest tool to a grey dull. I too am the victim of genetics which, amongst other things, has debilitated me with an innie. Any other button and I would've claimed the seat as the cleanest person in the region —mayhaps even the country. But one or both of those bastards cut me down a notch.
That is, until today. Using the vast expanse of human knowledge, filtered through years of scholastics, years of meditation, years of the decrepit foolishly attempting immortality through the passing of knowledge, I cleaned my belly button well. Post-shower I dabbed softsoap swirled carefully atop a q tip, cleaned it, washed it, dried it with an unsoaped q-tip. Let this light bless you in your hearts and use it to raise humanity to an even higher pedestal.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world or Abuse it to that Other Pedestal.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "or Abuse it to that Other Pedestal.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"or Abuse it to that Other Pedestal.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 6_comments.txt >> comment.txt
Thu May 8 21:58 PDT 2008
nailles@nailbox:~$ nano "or Abuse it to that Other Pedestal.txt"
Genetics cause curses that sometimes bring what would've otherwise been the sharpest tool to a grey dull. I too am the victim of genetics which, amongst other things, has debilitated me with an innie. Any other button and I would've claimed the seat as the cleanest person in the region —mayhaps even the country. But one or both of those bastards cut me down a notch.
That is, until today. Using the vast expanse of human knowledge, filtered through years of scholastics, years of meditation, years of the decrepit foolishly attempting immortality through the passing of knowledge, I cleaned my belly button well. Post-shower I dabbed softsoap swirled carefully atop a q tip, cleaned it, washed it, dried it with an unsoaped q-tip. Let this light bless you in your hearts and use it to raise humanity to an even higher pedestal.
EOF
nailles@nailbox:~$ chown world or Abuse it to that Other Pedestal.txt
nailles@nailbox:~$ mv "or Abuse it to that Other Pedestal.txt" /home/nailles/journal/"or Abuse it to that Other Pedestal.txt"
nailles@nailbox:~$ 6_comments.txt >> comment.txt
