Thursday, April 21, 2005
Alias
New Work Schedule, Day 4:
Since I've started working 7:00-3:00, I've been surprised that the mornings have not been that bad, but the afternoons are a whole different story. I actually prefer the earlier hours which, in theory, should allow me to be more productive. However, what I have found so far is that a wave of exhaustion typically hits me about an hour after I get home from work, rendering me useless for the rest of the afternoon. Yesterday, all I managed to do was watch a few innings of the Sox game. So much for productivity.
Oh. I have some serious virtual mail to attend to...
Brian,
How do you determine which questions on the comments section you will respond to? It seems that there are many questions that you leave unanswered, like maybe this one.
Seriously,
Jeremy Hufton
Jeremy,
Though I believe this to be a case of stolen identity (and whose wasn't stolen in yesterday's comment section?), I'll answer your question. Typically, I'll answer questions that meet one of the following criteria 1) The answer to said question may yield interesting and pertinant information for the other readers 2) I can make up a hilariously false answer in an attempt to amuse other readers 3) I like you -- more than a friend.
Love,
BA
Mestee,
I'm so diddily darn curious about the results of the last Mestee-hee-hee blogger-wogger poll! You know, smarty pantsy-wantsy, the one about your readers' favor-fav-favorite nicknames! What are the result-a-rinos?
Irfan
Irfan -
I almost forgot...here they are:
Spanky 19 % (6 votes)
Poncho 19 % (6 votes)
Mestee 25 % (8 votes)
The White Knight 0 % (0 votes)
Skippy J. McGillicuddy 12 % (4 votes)
The Devastator 22 % (7 votes)
It appears that the two most popular nicknames are Mestee and The Devastator. Since I have the copyright to Mestee, I might recommend the latter. Or The White Knight.
Factually,
Brian
Sure, dressing up as your favorite character while you wait in line for your favorite movie is cool (not to mention a great way to score points with the ladies), but why not take it a step further?
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Since I've started working 7:00-3:00, I've been surprised that the mornings have not been that bad, but the afternoons are a whole different story. I actually prefer the earlier hours which, in theory, should allow me to be more productive. However, what I have found so far is that a wave of exhaustion typically hits me about an hour after I get home from work, rendering me useless for the rest of the afternoon. Yesterday, all I managed to do was watch a few innings of the Sox game. So much for productivity.
Oh. I have some serious virtual mail to attend to...
Brian,
How do you determine which questions on the comments section you will respond to? It seems that there are many questions that you leave unanswered, like maybe this one.
Seriously,
Jeremy Hufton
Jeremy,
Though I believe this to be a case of stolen identity (and whose wasn't stolen in yesterday's comment section?), I'll answer your question. Typically, I'll answer questions that meet one of the following criteria 1) The answer to said question may yield interesting and pertinant information for the other readers 2) I can make up a hilariously false answer in an attempt to amuse other readers 3) I like you -- more than a friend.
Love,
BA
Mestee,
I'm so diddily darn curious about the results of the last Mestee-hee-hee blogger-wogger poll! You know, smarty pantsy-wantsy, the one about your readers' favor-fav-favorite nicknames! What are the result-a-rinos?
Irfan
Irfan -
I almost forgot...here they are:
Spanky 19 % (6 votes)
Poncho 19 % (6 votes)
Mestee 25 % (8 votes)
The White Knight 0 % (0 votes)
Skippy J. McGillicuddy 12 % (4 votes)
The Devastator 22 % (7 votes)
It appears that the two most popular nicknames are Mestee and The Devastator. Since I have the copyright to Mestee, I might recommend the latter. Or The White Knight.
Factually,
Brian
Sure, dressing up as your favorite character while you wait in line for your favorite movie is cool (not to mention a great way to score points with the ladies), but why not take it a step further?
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