We live in an electronic age, I can email someone across the world in seconds, remotely access my office network with a minimal delay, banks transfer money between accounts with a single-click…except they don’t. Hmmm so when I use Switch it comes STRAIGHT off my account, but if I want to transfer money between different accounts (to remedy a fuckup by the bank!) it takes 10 working days? HOW THE HELL DOES THAT WORK? Do they have to travel to a special computer in the middle of the desert, by foot, to push the correct button? Call me cynical but is it because they can have the interest on it for those 10 days rather than move it out of my account straight away? I feel a nasty letter coming on.
Month: <span>March 2001</span>
speechtherapy – coming from the rapidly expanding gallery that is labelled “Now why didn’t I think of that…”.
I can sympathise completely with the editorial comment, I’ve been thinking much the same myself. That coupled with the fact that my life isn’t all that interesting (why do you come here?) and I too need to spend more time away from a PC to improve that side of things.
Ohhh and Human Traffic kicked ass (sorry for the Americanism) BIG UP to the Wales club massive!!!! or something….
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Friday night – dinner at brother-in-laws – food was excellent, chatted until 3:30 a.m. – top evening!
Saturday – rugby was excellent – Wales game amazing and Scotland actually won!
Sunday – coffee, cheese, crusty bread, a good book. Human Traffic just starting.
How was your weekend?
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Zeldman – I feel much better now, I only had 74 emails in my Inbox this morning.
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Sheldon Kopp’s Escatological Laundry List borrowed from Kottke, how true, how true.
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ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch… sorry bit of a problem getting up the stairs this morning bit on the stiff side. Problem is I only played outfield for about 40 mins, then was in goal for the last 25 (sat off for the remaining.. em… 25 mins). But hey, we only lost 8-5 (I think). Next time I’m definitely playing in goal, much better suited to my athletic build, or lack of..
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Have to comment on a perfect sky – not a cloud in sight, a lone star has just appeared. Beautiful. One of those moments that makes you stop and pause and think, wow, how inconsequential am I.
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