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captain_philNot a whole lot of entertainment out there this morning
Here's some links
Woman loses mouse in soup lawsuit
Govt's office of public property disposal auctions
And last.. "Steve Don't Eat It"
and now some swipage from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
peachestavern
Not too bad of a day at work yesterday, just hot and miserable, otherwise not a bad day of service. I managed to throw in a Firesign Theatre reference when I radioed in to dispatch. I pretty much got the grand tour yesterday, Proctorville, to Greenup and one point in between. No phone numbers or email addresses though.
And now a return to Friday Featz!
music by Bill Payne, Paul Barrere, Ken Gradney
lyrics by Bill Payne, Paul Barrere
Well they say time loves a hero
but only time will tell
If he's real, he's a legend from heaven
If he ain't he was sent here from hell
Hear me well
Seein' ain't always believin'
Just make sure it's the truth that you're seein'
Eyes sometimes lie, eyes sometimes lie
They can be real deceivin'
I got an Uncle in Puerto Rico
Spends his days in the sun
his nights in the casinos
He left the States many years ago
Took a fishin' boat to Puerto Rico
Now my aunt, she is sad and lonely
She'll never know that she drove him away
As a coward I admire his courageous ways
Well they say time loves a hero
but only time will tell
If he's real, he's a legend from heaven
If he ain't he was sent here from hell
Some say my uncle, that he's a zero
His life is as a shell, he left it back at Stateside
I'd say he's doin' pretty well, without his shell
Bumming 'round the beaches of Puerto Rico
The beauty of the sunrise and sunset
To his friends he wish he could tell
They're at home still runnin' for bells
Better San Juan than that blue collar hell
Well they say time loves a hero
but only time will tell
If he's real, he's a legend from heaven
If he ain't he was sent here from hell
That's about all for now, gotta take a few minutes to clean out a spot in front of the truck just in case the GM decides to harass me this morning. I don't have room in my truck for all the crap I need to do my job as is, and it's not just me. The new sweep tech has the same problem. He had to get a test tv set in his truck and with all the digital boxes, modems, phone mtas, telephone crap, we have to carry, he's got stuff piled up in his front seat too. We really need extended cab trucks, but the PTB up north will never go for that.
guess I'd better head out the door. Looks like I'm going to need a jacket today since it's going to be 89 today. Brrrrrrrr.
Here's some links
Woman loses mouse in soup lawsuit
Govt's office of public property disposal auctions
And last.. "Steve Don't Eat It"
and now some swipage from
peachestavern| You Are a Kinetic Learner |
 You learn best by doing, and you have a talent for complicated, physical tasks. You excel at athletics, drama, and fixing things. You would be an excellent Olympic athlete - or a Broadway star! |
Your Outrageous Name is: |
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| On Average, You Would Sell Out For |
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| Your Personality Is Like Marijuana |
 You're laid back and easy going, so much so that taking a shower is often too much trouble for you! Nevertheless, you're quite popular, and many people enjoy your company. You're rarely turned down. You're prone to giggle fits, paranoia, and forgetting where you are exactly. |
| You Were a Porcupine |
 You have created your own path in life, and you encourage others to do the same. Even as life progresses, you always maintain a sense of wonder and innocence. |
| You May Be a Bit Borderline... |
 Your mood swings make a roller coaster look tame! When you're up, you're a little bit crazy... And when you're down, your whole world is crashing Scary thing is, these moods can change by the minute! |
| You Are: 20% Dog, 80% Cat |
 You are are almost exactly like a cat. You're intelligent, independent, and set on getting your way. And there's no way you're going to fetch a paper for anyone! |
Not too bad of a day at work yesterday, just hot and miserable, otherwise not a bad day of service. I managed to throw in a Firesign Theatre reference when I radioed in to dispatch. I pretty much got the grand tour yesterday, Proctorville, to Greenup and one point in between. No phone numbers or email addresses though.
And now a return to Friday Featz!
music by Bill Payne, Paul Barrere, Ken Gradney
lyrics by Bill Payne, Paul Barrere
Well they say time loves a hero
but only time will tell
If he's real, he's a legend from heaven
If he ain't he was sent here from hell
Hear me well
Seein' ain't always believin'
Just make sure it's the truth that you're seein'
Eyes sometimes lie, eyes sometimes lie
They can be real deceivin'
I got an Uncle in Puerto Rico
Spends his days in the sun
his nights in the casinos
He left the States many years ago
Took a fishin' boat to Puerto Rico
Now my aunt, she is sad and lonely
She'll never know that she drove him away
As a coward I admire his courageous ways
Well they say time loves a hero
but only time will tell
If he's real, he's a legend from heaven
If he ain't he was sent here from hell
Some say my uncle, that he's a zero
His life is as a shell, he left it back at Stateside
I'd say he's doin' pretty well, without his shell
Bumming 'round the beaches of Puerto Rico
The beauty of the sunrise and sunset
To his friends he wish he could tell
They're at home still runnin' for bells
Better San Juan than that blue collar hell
Well they say time loves a hero
but only time will tell
If he's real, he's a legend from heaven
If he ain't he was sent here from hell
That's about all for now, gotta take a few minutes to clean out a spot in front of the truck just in case the GM decides to harass me this morning. I don't have room in my truck for all the crap I need to do my job as is, and it's not just me. The new sweep tech has the same problem. He had to get a test tv set in his truck and with all the digital boxes, modems, phone mtas, telephone crap, we have to carry, he's got stuff piled up in his front seat too. We really need extended cab trucks, but the PTB up north will never go for that.
guess I'd better head out the door. Looks like I'm going to need a jacket today since it's going to be 89 today. Brrrrrrrr.
