Oh man Tim. Your signature made me have a good laugh. Thank you. :grin:

my bees were too big for signature. :(

Well, april fools has hit my town, kinda. Apparently some of the kids in my neighborhood got arrested for getting 'too much into the spirit', which is codeword for putting sheets of paper over all the stopsigns, thus turning all the stopsigns into batman logos. Cops caught'm in the act, was funny as hell.

Am now 16, enjoying new MP3 Player. Also used an old gift card to buy my sister TF2, which she's now addicted to.

Am now 16, enjoying new MP3 Player. Also used an old gift card to buy my sister TF2, which she's now addicted to.

Has she caved into the pressure of hats and Mann Co Keys?

I know it's not "Today!" but I wanted to share the story with you anyways.

 

Two days ago, I got a phone call that I didn't know who it was. So I let it go to voicemail. I decide to listen to it so I could delete it. Surprised me, it's actually ESPN on the line. They called me about my application I sent in like three weeks ago for a position and wanted to talk to me and ask a few questions. I gave him a call yesterday, and we just start having a conversation about my resume, my application, my job experiences, etc. Then we start talking about baseball and other random stuff. Talk talk talk, next thing I know, he wants to fly me out to ESPN Headquarters in Bristol Conneticut for an in person interview. How sweet is this? This is basically me getting an interview to work at my dream job right out of college. I am so excited, it still hasn't set in yet. I'd be flying out mid April, spend the night in a hotel, get my interview done, get a tour of ESPN, treat me to lunch, then fly me back so I can go back to classes. All expense paid trip to ESPN HQ, every sports fans dream? I think so!

 

So yeah, here is to hoping it gets me something!

Major congratulations if things work out Mirror.

 

In other news, oh god oh god oh god.

That sounds pretty awesome, Mirror. Don't [bleep] it up :P. Stressful day at school. Blah.

Congrats Mirror :thumbup:

 

Today I have a flu. It's summer here, 28 C and I'm wearing a sweater and thick sweat pants. I guess the flu vaccine doesn't work anymore :sad:

Work in 4 hrs, 6am start.

Lots and lots of snow.

It needs to go.

I know it's not "Today!" but I wanted to share the story with you anyways.

 

Two days ago, I got a phone call that I didn't know who it was. So I let it go to voicemail. I decide to listen to it so I could delete it. Surprised me, it's actually ESPN on the line. They called me about my application I sent in like three weeks ago for a position and wanted to talk to me and ask a few questions. I gave him a call yesterday, and we just start having a conversation about my resume, my application, my job experiences, etc. Then we start talking about baseball and other random stuff. Talk talk talk, next thing I know, he wants to fly me out to ESPN Headquarters in Bristol Conneticut for an in person interview. How sweet is this? This is basically me getting an interview to work at my dream job right out of college. I am so excited, it still hasn't set in yet. I'd be flying out mid April, spend the night in a hotel, get my interview done, get a tour of ESPN, treat me to lunch, then fly me back so I can go back to classes. All expense paid trip to ESPN HQ, every sports fans dream? I think so!

 

So yeah, here is to hoping it gets me something!

 

 

Congrats man!

 

The same thing for me would be like Bill Gates calling me up and flying me out to Microsoft (before he resigned) and treating me to lunch and a tour of Micro$oft facilities, then flying me home in time in time to sign for my Macbook Pro.

 

Bought a deep fryer last night and fried up a ton of catfish. Turned out amazing.

Nice work Mirror, I hope you get it. :)

 

Normal day at school for me. Hopefully that assignment I brought in wasn't too poorly written...

To prove a point, I walked around school today and asked people what their opinion was on the war in the Middle East. I got a ton of "I Don't Care" responses.

 

One girl even said, "What war?"

To prove a point, I walked around school today and asked people what their opinion was on the war in the Middle East. I got a ton of "I Don't Care" responses.

 

One girl even said, "What war?"

What was the point?

To prove a point, I walked around school today and asked people what their opinion was on the war in the Middle East. I got a ton of "I Don't Care" responses.

 

One girl even said, "What war?"

Really not aware of any war, or asking which one?

To prove a point, I walked around school today and asked people what their opinion was on the war in the Middle East. I got a ton of "I Don't Care" responses.

 

One girl even said, "What war?"

Really not aware of any war, or asking which one?

The responded like they weren't aware of the war.

 

And I was proving a point to some friends, because I had told them that not many kids care about current events.

I found out that my girlfriend can't go to a comic convention with me (one of the few ways we can hang out, as her parents have outlawed us hanging out), because she has to take home one of those robot babies for her parenting class.

 

Did I mention I had been looking forward to this for nearly a month? :wall:

So, in short, your girlfriend wanted to go to a comic con, but had to bring a robot baby home?

 

That sucks. But you might have the coolest gf ever.

Spring break, [bleep] yeah.

To prove a point, I walked around school today and asked people what their opinion was on the war in the Middle East. I got a ton of "I Don't Care" responses.

 

One girl even said, "What war?"

Really not aware of any war, or asking which one?

The responded like they weren't aware of the war.

 

And I was proving a point to some friends, because I had told them that not many kids care about current events.

Or that they don't want to have a conversation about politics in the middle of the hallway with a random kid during school? I'd say the same thing, but I actually have an opinion. So you know.

I found out that my girlfriend can't go to a comic convention with me (one of the few ways we can hang out, as her parents have outlawed us hanging out), because she has to take home one of those robot babies for her parenting class.

 

Did I mention I had been looking forward to this for nearly a month? :wall:

 

 

Look at the bright side, you have a robot baby.

To prove a point, I walked around school today and asked people what their opinion was on the war in the Middle East. I got a ton of "I Don't Care" responses.

 

One girl even said, "What war?"

Really not aware of any war, or asking which one?

The responded like they weren't aware of the war.

 

And I was proving a point to some friends, because I had told them that not many kids care about current events.

Or that they don't want to have a conversation about politics in the middle of the hallway with a random kid during school? I'd say the same thing, but I actually have an opinion. So you know.

They were people I sort of knew, and I asked them in class.

I think my girlfriend is making me go to a comic convention thing this summer. Not that she's really forcing me, it's just that I know jack [cabbage] about anime and stuff like that so I'm going to be very out of place. She's going to be bringing home one of those robotic babies too. Not at the same time as the convention mind you, I think she has to in like a week or two. I intend to avoid her the entire time she has it :lol:

 

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And in the life of Skull today: I went to school and I worked. What a surprise. I have work at 8am tomorrow. 6 hour shift too, which is going to suck because there are going to be tons of people there. After that I'm supposedly going to hooters to watch the basketball game (Uconn). Somewhere in between, hopefully discovering what's wrong with my car. Sometime afterwards, hopefully some alone time with the girlfriend.

Hmm. Today I walked the dog with my brother, did a ton of dishes, and texted my friend who is returning from her spring break trip. She told me about how her boyfriend of under 3 months gave her a ring. I asked her a bunch of questions, since if I would have made any comments it wouldn't have ended well, but I asked if she intended to tell her mom. She said no, I asked why, she said it hasn't even been three months. I'm one of those people who almost always sends a long response, but all I said to that was "yeah". YEAH. Only three months. Her own words.