The Backlog = 4
Might be gone for a few days as my computer is acting wonky.
Nothing exciting to report. Nothing mundane to report. I'm getting into a real nice dull right now. It's incredibly boring really, like watching paint dry kind of boring.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Gifticus - The Period of Disappointment
As Geocities is shutting down, I have moved all information about Gifticus to this blog.
The Period of Gifticus starts the day after Eastern Orthodox Christmas and ends one day after Valentine's Day. [January 8 - February 15]
The "Rules" or "Loose Guidelines" of Gifticus....
- no feast
- no family
- no religious affiliation
- all participants must be over the age of eighteen in order to celebrate/ be disappointed.
There are two gifts are involved, where one gift must be three hangars. The gifts are not wrapped in paper but in a plastic bag because there will be a good chance you would need tape if you use paper and tape costs money. Furthermore, it's two gifts per household, not two gifts per person, so you have a better chance of disappointing more people if more than two people live in one house. The best place to deliver gifts is at a home, but not necessary your own. And most importantly, the receiver of the gifts must reply in a disappointed thank you.
Acceptable Second Gifts:
- anything you own that you want to get rid of, but not to give away to complete strangers
- gifts that are re-gifted
- anything that would be ideal for a yard sale
Unacceptable or Frowned upon Second Gifts
- anything in which the receiver would like
For more details, or questions, please leave comments on this blog, Thank You.
The Period of Gifticus starts the day after Eastern Orthodox Christmas and ends one day after Valentine's Day. [January 8 - February 15]
The "Rules" or "Loose Guidelines" of Gifticus....
- no feast
- no family
- no religious affiliation
- all participants must be over the age of eighteen in order to celebrate/ be disappointed.
There are two gifts are involved, where one gift must be three hangars. The gifts are not wrapped in paper but in a plastic bag because there will be a good chance you would need tape if you use paper and tape costs money. Furthermore, it's two gifts per household, not two gifts per person, so you have a better chance of disappointing more people if more than two people live in one house. The best place to deliver gifts is at a home, but not necessary your own. And most importantly, the receiver of the gifts must reply in a disappointed thank you.
Acceptable Second Gifts:
- anything you own that you want to get rid of, but not to give away to complete strangers
- gifts that are re-gifted
- anything that would be ideal for a yard sale
Unacceptable or Frowned upon Second Gifts
- anything in which the receiver would like
For more details, or questions, please leave comments on this blog, Thank You.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
the tuesday numbers - april 21, 2009
Backlog of GNs/TPBs not yet read = 4
Reading = Cerebus: Latter Days (still)
Watching = nothing
Listening =nothing
Growing = moustache and soul patch
Ontario counties I've ate breakfast in 2009 = 2
Reading = Cerebus: Latter Days (still)
Watching = nothing
Listening =nothing
Growing = moustache and soul patch
Ontario counties I've ate breakfast in 2009 = 2
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
the tuesday numbers - april 14, 2009
Ontario counties I've ate breakfast in 2009 = 2
Backlog of GNs/TPBs not yet read = 4
Reading = Cerebus: Latter Days
Watching = Entry Draft Lottery on TSN
Listening = Bill Maher and Gore Vidal
Growing = Moustache
Backlog of GNs/TPBs not yet read = 4
Reading = Cerebus: Latter Days
Watching = Entry Draft Lottery on TSN
Listening = Bill Maher and Gore Vidal
Growing = Moustache
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
the tuesday numbers - april 07, 2009
Ontario counties I've ate breakfast in 2009 = 2
Backlog of GNs/TPBs not yet read = 5
Reading = Cerebus: Form & Void (long graphic novel)
Watching = nada
Listening = nothing
Weather = crapola
Backlog of GNs/TPBs not yet read = 5
Reading = Cerebus: Form & Void (long graphic novel)
Watching = nada
Listening = nothing
Weather = crapola
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