I obtained the above book a couple days ago and it is unbelievably fascinating.
What I want to know is why no one told me about this book in law school, when I was doing fun things like being on law review. Bastards. This book should be required owning.
That is all, I am going back to parsing through the "words of authority" section. More fun than it sounds, trust me.
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She seemed ok. Plus she looked pretty hot in that Maxim photo shoot several years.
But the point is, I am old. I have no ability to discover new music. I never listen to the radio. I cannot stream music at work. I have not been to a concert in ages. Plus my computer has been fried for the last two months and I am too lazy to get it fixed. Its just the same 4088 songs on my ipod over and over.
That is not to say I never get new music, when I want something "new", I go through my itunes and see if anyone in there has put out a new album recently. It is a good system, but does broaden my horizons at all.
Which goes back to the point. I am old.
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Some dude just sprinted past me while I calmly walked. Sure the train was just sitting there, doors parted, so inviting. But I do not want to be that guy that ran for the train when the next one comes in a minute.
The irony is that I actually half jogged to catch the metro this morning but missed by about four feet. In my defense, on the yellow line, the trains run every seven minutes. I will look the fool to save that much time.
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I for one am pumped. My loan payments are killing me so I can use all the change I can get my hands on. Of course, I am right in the phase out area, but I still expect some pennies.
Who says change has to come from within?
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