pmsumner

And I'm not afraid to eat it.
Damn that was good. Starving, I was.

Weird day at work. Mix of good calls and horrible calls, mostly good but the horrid ones were good in a way - they were only horrid because I spent so long on them. I spent nearly 45 minutes trying to sort one guy out, for example. Being shunted from pillar to post, back again and then round the mulberry bush. Frustrating, because what he wanted was nothing hard - I could have done it but I was told that it wouldn't be worth my while doing it - I'd prolly end up in shit over it.

( Only interesting to me, garbage about work )

It's great - it's not like most cases, where you get a leather thingy to wrap around it. This thing, you actually clip the phone into the case, and it's plastic. So not only does it give more protection in case you drop the phone, it gives more security in a way because you can't just slip the phone out, you actually have to unclip it.

All I'm waiting on now is the data cable, which I have the parcel delivery slip for. Pick that up on the way to work tommorrow. Wonder if I can play with it on the computers at work? :) Heh, I wish... next task will be to see whether any of this softwarewill work with XP. Found in the past having a partition with Win98 on it was useful because most of the unlocking stuff wants direct access to ports... must find my Win98 disks...

(Music courtesy of girl_from_mars reminding me what a fabulous tune this is...)

I try to have a decent taste in music, and he pollutes it with this...

Unfortunately, there's something about Union Station that I just can't tear myself away from. Something about that Bluegrass sound that just keeps your toes-a-tapping and head-a-nodding which is damned annoying, because I really (by all previous standards) should hate this.

ARGH!

This is the same man that tried to get me to like Garth Brooks, however. Not that I dislike the guy's music, but there were only one or two tracks of his that I could even claim to slightly like.

Currently downloading: The Divine Comedy - Songs of Love (Have it on CD somewhere, but where, damnit? I am sure I have Cassanova somewhere...)
Update: OK, Music Catalogue Master is my friend. It informs me that the copy of "Songs of Love" that I have is on "A Secret History - The Best Of The Divine Comedy" (SETCD100). Brillllllllllllliant!!!! *goes to find it*