Can't live for tomorrow, tomorrow's much to long. I'll burn my eyes out before I get out. (Smashing Pumpkins).
Actually, today is not the greatest day and more like the most sucky/mediocre day. I have a long list of bitching to do:
- Office is too hot
- Keeping the window open does nothing until noon
- After noon, keeping the window open chills me to the bone
- Office is still too hot
- People think I read minds
- Borrowed GPS is incredibly inaccurate
- Headache from heat in office
- Hot dog man was listening to a terrible song
- Tech supervisor assumes I have no idea what I am doing
- Website updates to a website I can't fix make me angry
- People keep interrupting me to tell me life sucks
- My blog is all bitchy, and that makes me sad
- My cats are being mean to the house
- We have no money
- I can't keep track of everything I want to do
- My work office is a mess and requires a lot of personal time to fix
- My home office is a mess and requires a lot of personal time to fix
- I keep forgetting to do things at home and at work
- I needed booze at noon with my hot dog
- I can't make a good Haiku to save my life today
- I'm going to get flamed for posting something like this to a blog which is aggregated through other sites
- Nobody is going to flame me, because only my girlfriend comments on my blog
- My cats know I watch them remotely and refuse to be bad on camera
- Putz cat needs to go to the vet which worries us
- Theres a road to nowhere near my office and I always forget to drive down it
- My standards are too high even in a world of high standards
- My standards stop me from doing things, which could be good however sucks still
- I can't use commas right
- I can't use semicolons right
- I have lots of ideas that never get implemented
- The kids park near our house sucks
- Train fumes near my office give me even greater headaches, but with the window closed the heat gives me one as well
- My chair sucks
2 comments:
saw this last night & thought of your post :D
"Haiku's are easy
But sometimes they don't make sense
Refrigerator."
Commas are used to create pause in a complete phrase, which may be a sentence; the phrase may also be part of a compound sentence, whose parts are separated by a semicolon.
Found you. April ratted. Love you, amazing bro.
M
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