April 30, 2005

Boo Boo

I’m a klutz. Last Sunday, I tripped myself when walking down the stair, flew 10 feet forward and landed on the pebble pathway >=( *OUCH* . Luckily, my head didn’t hit the ground so I’m ok :) . However, I did end up scraped my palms, elbows, hip, and knees; so all those places now have colorful bruises and scabs.

Since sharing is loving (and I love you guys), here’s a picture of the scab on my elbow

Hope you didn’t just eat :-P

Comments (4) -- Posted by: Jenny @ 12:46 am

April 27, 2005

Ok, I’m moving to Hawaii

American Cities That Best Fit You:

80% Honolulu
70% Atlanta
65% Austin
65% San Diego
55% Denver

This probably explain why I loved my 4 years in San Diego

Comments (3) -- Posted by: Jenny @ 12:17 pm

April 26, 2005

We’re all losers

High-tech industry’s loss of jobs slowed in 2004

It’s like in Bay to Breakers where they say we’re all winners! But in this case, we’re losers.. But I guess that it only lost this many jobs is a good thing? But how come people in Washington make more money than us?

The report found that all but four states lost high-tech jobs in 2003. The biggest loser was California, which cut 67,800 jobs, followed by Texas, which lost 32,900.

Comments (1) -- Posted by: maggie @ 4:51 pm

April 25, 2005

Wedding Etiquette 101

Oops, guess I made a social faux pas when I asked if Squidman can go to a wedding when he wasn’t invited. Don’t make the same mistake I did! Double check here first.

Look closely at the envelope in which the invitation came. To whom is it addressed?

* If it is addressed to only you: your hosts expect you to attend the wedding alone. They will no doubt attempt to seat you with other single people and/or acquaintances of yours. As the wedding date approaches, you might ask the couple if other mutual friends who have been invited solo, then arrange to arrive at the wedding with them. This might be particularly desirable if you are a single woman attending an evening wedding and have any qualms about not having an escort for the event.

* If it is addressed to you “and Guest”: your hosts intend for you to invite the date of your choice. Make your plans immediately and, when you send your response card, indicate your guest’s name (write clearly!) so that they can personalize your date’s place card, if they are to be used.

* If it addressed to you and your significant other: your hosts intend for just the two of you to attend. If you have children as well, sorry, but they aren’t invited. Take no offense. Your children are no doubt lovely and well-behaved. It just may not be a child-oriented event. Try to remember that this is the couple’s special day, and perhaps children don’t readily fit into the picture they have of their dream wedding. Instead of taking umbrage, find a sitter and enjoy yourselves. Be sure to indicate exactly how many of you are attending when you send your response card (if only one of you can attend, make sure that is indicated clearly, so the hosts can plan accordingly).

* If it addressed to you and your significant other (if you have one), and then indicates your children’s names as well: then you are all welcome. This is also the case if it says “and children” or “and family” after your names, or if it is addressed to “The Your Name Family”. Again, when you send your response card, indicate exactly who is attending so to facilitate the hosts’ planning and creation of place cards, etc.

It is not appropriate to ask the couple or the hosts to let you bring extra people, even your children. If the exclusion of your children is such a problem that you can not attend without them, simply send your regrets, saying that family matters prevents you from being able to attend, and leave it at that.

Comments (6) -- Posted by: maggie @ 3:45 pm

April 24, 2005

He’s back!

Pic of the Man of Steel from the upcoming 2006 flick:
New Supe (small)

It looks like the director is going for that classic look…

Comments (4) -- Posted by: mrkodec @ 12:10 pm

April 22, 2005

How old are you?

Doh.


You Are 23 Years Old


23


Under 12: You are a kid at heart. You still have an optimistic life view - and you look at the world with awe.

13-19: You are a teenager at heart. You question authority and are still trying to find your place in this world.

20-29: You are a twentysomething at heart. You feel excited about what’s to come… love, work, and new experiences.

30-39: You are a thirtysomething at heart. You’ve had a taste of success and true love, but you want more!

40+: You are a mature adult. You’ve been through most of the ups and downs of life already. Now you get to sit back and relax.

Comments (3) -- Posted by: dtc @ 10:35 pm

April 19, 2005

Add some links

Add your page to the main page. I’ve added some people, but then my phone meeting was over so I didn’t have time to add anymore.

To add a link go to http://www.supremeboba.com/wp-admin/link-add.php?added=true?added=true

You should have permission… if you don’t just let me know.

Click here to post a comment -- Posted by: dtc @ 1:10 pm

April 18, 2005

My New Nephews


It looks as if the smaller baby is making the bigger baby cry…heheh. Such funny picture :)

The bigger baby(Mason) is 1 months older than the smaller baby (Justin); who’s only 2 weeks old. Mason’s only about ~12 inches tall the last time I saw him (3 weeks ago). Babies are TINY!

Comments (9) -- Posted by: Jenny @ 12:20 pm

April 15, 2005

Bagels on sticks

It’s been a while since we’ve had a picture of bagels on sticks.

So here’s one I took while at the concourse at Grand Central Station last week.

Bagels on a stick

Comments (1) -- Posted by: dtc @ 12:55 pm

April 13, 2005

State of the art anti-theft mechanism

For peace of mind, get one of these!

Comments (2) -- Posted by: mrkodec @ 3:11 pm

April 10, 2005

“Why VERY INTELLIGENT Men Fail With Women”

Why VERY INTELLIGENT Men Fail With Women

The Ten Reasons Why HIGHLY INTELLIGENT Men Fail With Women… AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT…

Interesting. Good to know. Whoa.

Comments (1) -- Posted by: dtc @ 4:16 pm

April 8, 2005

Go to the dark side..

Dark Chocolate M&M's

When does this movie come out again? Even though we know it can’t be good, I propose we go early and buy a boatload of sushi like last time..

Comments (3) -- Posted by: maggie @ 9:01 am

April 7, 2005

The fry is strong in this one…

Darth Tater

Click here to post a comment -- Posted by: gonzo @ 10:19 pm

The Found Footage Festival

Found this while eating my Tapioca Express chicken curry (not so tasty). Be sure to check out the “preview” on the site. I found the last 30 seconds or so particularly entertaining (than again I’ve always been one for morbidity… wait, is that even a word?)

The Found Footage Festival is a live comedy event and screening featuring odd and hilarious clips from
videotapes found at thrift stores and garage sales and in warehouses and Dumpsters throughout the country. Curators Geoff Haas, Joe Pickett and/or Nick Prueher host each screening and provide their unique observations and commentary on these found video obscurities. From the curiously-produced industrial training video to the forsaken home movie donated to Goodwill, the Found Footage Festival resurrects these forgotten treasures and serves them up in an entertaining 90-minute celebration of all things found.

The FFF is a non-profit arts group which holds no rights or permissions to the material screened.
The presentation of the FFF is for the purposes of entertainment only!

Click here to post a comment -- Posted by: gonzo @ 12:19 pm

April 6, 2005

please buy my ebay listings

Hey folks,

please buy my ebay items.

spicysquid’s ebay items

Selling hp fancy pda, camera, and motorola v400 cell phone.

Click here to post a comment -- Posted by: spicysquid @ 10:30 am

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