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Laptop power cord is fixed!
Feb. 26th, 2006 03:41 pmSo the power cord for my laptop is now fixed. It doesn't make weird noises or spark anymore. This is good.
I had work today. I work at the local supermarket. Mostly in the deli. It's not glamorous but it will be paying my $200.00+ book fee next week when I go back to uni.
I once asked a guy how thick he wanted his ham cut and he said 'relative'. Umm, relative to what?
That was the stupidest thing a person has said to me at work until today when a woman asked me if all the hams tasted differently.
'If they all tasted the same then we'd only have one ham instead of 15 you idiot' - is what I wanted to say but couldn't.
Last night I watched Red Eye and Monster-in-law. My mother wanted to see the latter not me. I only stayed in the room for the shirtless Michael Vartan and a small appearance by Will Arnett (Gob from Arrested Development).
You really have to wonder why Jane Fonda came out of retirement for such crap.
Red Eye was actually pretty good. Very suspenseful in the beginning with a really good action sequence at the end. The story was simple and straight to the point, but so many movies these days over complicate things, that I really enjoyed the simplicity.
I loved how Lisa (Rachel McAdams) took action. When characters do stupid stuff on TV and in movies my mother likes to berate them from the comfort of her couch. This rarely happened in this movie.
Cillian Murphy as Jackson Rippner was great. I've liked him since I saw him in The Way We Live Now where he played Paul. His eyes....so pretty.
Brian Cox played Lisa's dad, and he just seems to be in everything these days. I for one am glad, because I really like him as an actor. I just looked him up on imdb.com and he's got a slew of movies coming out including one with...Bowie! Shamrock Boy.
Will be spamming the pics VM style later tonight.
I had work today. I work at the local supermarket. Mostly in the deli. It's not glamorous but it will be paying my $200.00+ book fee next week when I go back to uni.
I once asked a guy how thick he wanted his ham cut and he said 'relative'. Umm, relative to what?
That was the stupidest thing a person has said to me at work until today when a woman asked me if all the hams tasted differently.
'If they all tasted the same then we'd only have one ham instead of 15 you idiot' - is what I wanted to say but couldn't.
Last night I watched Red Eye and Monster-in-law. My mother wanted to see the latter not me. I only stayed in the room for the shirtless Michael Vartan and a small appearance by Will Arnett (Gob from Arrested Development).
You really have to wonder why Jane Fonda came out of retirement for such crap.
Red Eye was actually pretty good. Very suspenseful in the beginning with a really good action sequence at the end. The story was simple and straight to the point, but so many movies these days over complicate things, that I really enjoyed the simplicity.
I loved how Lisa (Rachel McAdams) took action. When characters do stupid stuff on TV and in movies my mother likes to berate them from the comfort of her couch. This rarely happened in this movie.
Cillian Murphy as Jackson Rippner was great. I've liked him since I saw him in The Way We Live Now where he played Paul. His eyes....so pretty.
Brian Cox played Lisa's dad, and he just seems to be in everything these days. I for one am glad, because I really like him as an actor. I just looked him up on imdb.com and he's got a slew of movies coming out including one with...Bowie! Shamrock Boy.
Will be spamming the pics VM style later tonight.
