I love the Terminator movie franchise, but uh, these are all good points.
5 Reasons The Terminator Franchise Makes No Goddamn Sense | Cracked.com
I love the Terminator movie franchise, but uh, these are all good points.
5 Reasons The Terminator Franchise Makes No Goddamn Sense | Cracked.com
In this clip from this new ABC network reality show The Superstars, model Joanna Krupa and Terrell Owens were paired up to compete in some stupid games. I don’t know much about Joanna Krupa (except that she is a model), but I know all about T.O. and his need for an attitude adjustment. From what I’ve seen here, Joanna Krupa is as much a tool as T.O.
I must be getting older. I used to have the energy of a bull. Most nights, I’d be up until 3am, yet still ready for work the next morning. Any regular night that I drank caffeinated soda, fuggedaboudit. I’d be up the whole night.
These days, not so much. My limitless energy reserves must be drained. By 8:30pm, I’m starting to drag. By 10pm, I’m starting to nod off. Caffeinated soda isn’t working anymore. Sheer willpower isn’t working either.
I was never the coffee-drinking type. I usually drink one bottle of Diet Coke at lunch these days to get me through the afternoon. This week, I’ve started drinking coffee.
What has happened to me?
A happy announcement — as of Monday afternoon, we had our cable tv and hi-speed internet back. Cause for celebration? Yes. Could it have been fixed sooner? You betcha. Let me explain.
Last Thursday, a Comcast technician was supposedly dispatched to our house to check the lines outside to find out what happened to our service, assuming something happened to the connections outside. Lo and behold that night, we still have no tv or internet. All the Comcast Live Chat rep can tell me from the details in the service record is that the technician noted that our lines were damaged. Okay, but did they do anything to fix it? No info.
So we waited for our service appointment until Monday. I got to the office super early, so that I could leave at 2pm to get home for the appointment. Just before 3pm, I arrive home to find the Comcast van in our parking spot, and the technician snoozing in the van. I wake him up, and he tells me that he fixed the problem already. Turns out, the cables outside our house were damaged, so he fixed them.
Uh……….
I told him that we had someone out here last Thursday who reported that. Why wasn’t it fixed then? Get this: this technician tells me that he doesn’t know, and “maybe he was a moron.” We go inside, and verify that our service has been installed. Can you believe that we could have been fine last Thursday, and I wouldn’t have had to jump through hoops on Monday for a job I didn’t have to be home for?
Unbelievable.
This is a test blog posting from Joel’s iPod. Neat!
Do you know what I don’t get? When I’m home, I watch very little TV. Maybe I don’t have a lot of time at home, maybe there’s not much on. I’ve at the TV on at 2am while I was doing work, and it’s just crap. However, when I’m on the road, I can be up super late watching all the interesting stuff on TV.
I want to go to sleep, and there’s an interesting documentary on the Korean War. Maybe a super-interesting CourtTV-type of mystery/crime re-creation. Here in Canada, do you know what they have? Space, a 24-hour sci-fi channel. Last night, I watched two hours of Star Trek, and Aliens! It’s a better sci-fi channel than Sci-Fi in the States (soon to be SyFy in July 2009.)
I happened to find this Norwegian movie called Dead Snow. Read the following, and I am not making this up.
A ski vacation turns horrific for a group of medical students, as they find themselves confronted by an unimaginable menace: Nazi zombies.
Nazi zombies? Seriously?
My wife called me Tuesday to inform me that both the digital cable and internet were both out. Reset modems and cable boxes, and we’ve still got nothing. I haven’t been able to dial out to their 800 customer service number, so I’ve been contacting them via Live Chat online. So far, I’ve spoken to “Earl” and “Bruce”. I wonder how many Earls and Bruces there are in Chennai?
After chatting with “Earl” Tues afternoon, they were able to send a tech to look at the outdoor box on Wednesday, but according to my wife, no luck. Wed night, I chatted with “Bruce”, and he didn’t have any great details. However, what he did know was that the tech reported the cable line was damaged. Damaged? What the heck is going on? How are we having all these issues right when we’re ending our cable service? Isn’t this just bizarre timing?
Funny though, I don’t know if the chat reps from Comcast were all that bright. I’m chatting with Bruce, and he asks me to reset the cable box. I tell him, uh, I’m not at home — I’m travelling internationally. If I have no internet access at home, how could I be home chatting? It took him a few seconds, then he said, “I see sir.” Natual mistake, I guess.
Since my wife has to, you know, go to work, we’re not going to have the situation resolved until Monday. You bet your sweet bippy that I’m going to get some sort of credit for no cable/internet for a week.