Good thing Bad thing time...

Good thing: Found out I CAN access a database in GLOBAL.ASA files for Active Server Pages Stuff.

Bad thing: That means I thought up all that crazy Application array bullshit for nothing.

Good thing: I got a paycheck today.

Bad thing: I still have to wait a bit more before I can place the order for the new processor for Jon. Sorry Jon.

Good thing: I have an almost full proof plan for making my Huffman coding, and have a cool application planned for it for summer.

Bad thing: I have Assembly with Chan tomorrow... this should actually count as TWO bad things.

Good thing: I realized I'm a god

Bad thing: I realized that most mortal women won't go out with a god, thus I'm going to be single for a long time.

Good thing: Internet Explorer 6 is VERY stable

Bad thing: It gives off recognition codes like Netscape 4.0 and not all web features work quite right in it.

Good thing: Radio show tomorrow

Bad thing: I still have to be labelled as a guest for this week

Finally... Good thing: I have a brief, yet somewhat funny intro on my website now, and I think it'll help attract some much needed attention.

Ok... so if we count the 2pt Dr. Chan thing, my week will break out even, otherwise I'm ahead by a bit... I can handle that.

Um... here's an idea... tonight, I'll go to bed at 11...

AND I'M TAKING SOME

NyQuil

BEFORE HAND.

Ah, might NyQuil... Big N, smally y,

BIG F***ING Q

--And no, I'm not sick... I just can't get to sleep at a descent time... EVER

I'm not sure what to think anymore. It's been awfully quiet the last few days... I'm referring to my AIM account. I'm willing to bet a lot of people are going to tell me that they've been busy, and I'm willing to believe that, but even when I'm busy I've managed to say hi to most of my friends. Quiet. And it worries me...

...now this is a stupid question. "Are you a private citizen?" What other type of citizens are there? Public citizens?


What, if you're public, you get a free paint job and one of those little signs tacked on to you? "This is a public citizen. Erected in 1980, he stands as a monument to the tortured Lard-Asses of America."

"Que Pasa? K what you call your pasa. Greg Awarski with your weather forecast. Current temperature is 28 degrees at the airport... which is stupid because I don't know ANYONE who lives at the airport. Now if you take a look at our weather map, you'll see that we don't have one... so try to remember last night's map... with all those numbers and lines. The weather was dominated by a large Canadian Low... which is not to be confused with a Mexican high. Tonight's forecast: dark. Continued mostly dark turning to widely scattered light in the morning. And remember: if you don't like the weather, MOVE!!! "


GOOD NIGHT NEW YORK.