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I love when people mess up June 20, 2007

Filed under: shopping — hyperbean8 @ 5:35 pm

I love when people mess up.  Especially when it works to my advantage.  I went to Best Buy to buy blank DVDs.  It was a pack of 25 discs for $14.99.  I prefer to wait for a sale when it’s 50 discs for $14.99 but I really needed blank DVDs.  So I walked toward the registers to pay and this dude standing out in the aisle said he could ring me up.  He gestured me to his cash register and rang up my DVDs.  He told me my total was $8.81.  I was trying to remember if I had 81¢ on me and wasn’t really paying attention.  I handed him a ten and he gave me my change.  As the receipt printed out, he looked at it…quite intently.  I was wondering why he was holding my receipt and staring at it, instead of handing it to me and letting me go.  He shrugged it off and handed me my receipt as he told me to have a nice day.  As I got to my car, I remembered that the DVDs were supposed to be $14.99.  I got out my receipt and saw why the dude was confused.  Somehow, I got the employee discount.  Alright!  :)  

Now, a good person probably would have gone back to correct the situation.  Me, on the other hand?  My first thought was to go back and buy another pack of 25 discs.  But then I realized that it was unlikely that I would get the employee discount again.

My Best Buy receipt

 

Muahahahaha June 18, 2007

Filed under: crazy, friends — hyperbean8 @ 11:12 am

Sharvey ran off to California, completely out of the blue.  At first, I thought it was just Sherry because she left me a facebook message saying she was in Cali.  Since she never mentioned this trip before, I thought some family emergency came up since she has family there.  I was greatly concerned.  But then, as it turns out, Sharvey just went out there for the hell of it.  I felt…tricked?  Bamboozled?  Bengleshnitzed?  So I planned a little revenge.  I’ll wait until they’ve seen it before I put up pictures.  Muahahaha.

Dr. Evil

 

An unusual day June 13, 2007

Filed under: crazy, driving — hyperbean8 @ 11:42 pm

Today was unusual.  I saw 3 fire trucks, each in a different part of the city.  I thought this was strange since I don’t usually see fire trucks driving around. 

Fire truck

At Panera, some dude was complaining to the manager about something.  I was too far away to hear what it was about.  Towards the end of his tirade, he raised his voice saying something about this happening to him twice.  He asked the manager for her name.  She began to answer, “My name is…” but he never let her finish.  He just walked away angry and started yelling.  “Thank you for insulting me twice.”  Then he addressed the rest of the restaurant, “Don’t eat here.  The food’s bad.  They like to put hair in the food.  It’s happened to me twice.”  Then why do you come back?  I have yet to have an incident at this Panera.  But there were these two old ladies behind me in line.  I guess their hearing isn’t up to par and didn’t hear what this guy was yelling about.  One of them was right behind me, like up in my personal bubble and asked me what was wrong.  I was thrown off by her invading my personal space and stared at her blankly.  I finally came to my senses to answer her saying I guess he was complaining about something.  So she turns to the other lady (also a little too close for my comfort) and asks her if she wants to leave since that young man had a problem with the food.  She replied that she’s never had a problem and they were already there.  Then she walked up to the cashier to ask a question about a soup.  Uh, hello?  We’re in line?  You can’t just cut just because you’re old and senile.  She was confused about the name of a soup.  Mushroom Trio.  She wanted to know if that was one soup or three.  Wow.  But the first woman was still behind me in line and told this other lady that I was in line in front of them.  Thank you.  Then the woman in line started stroking my back.  Not going to lie.  Freaked me out a little bit.

Panera

Another thing that happened…

I pulled up to a RED light.  I was turning left so I was in the left lane.  I looked in my rearview mirror and see this car coming up behind me, also in the left lane.  They switch into the right lane.  Then proceed to turn left, running the red light.  I don’t know where they learned to drive, but I’m pretty sure you’re not supposed to turn left from the right lane.  And you’re not supposed to run the red light.  They didn’t even tap their brakes.  They just ignored the fact that there was a traffic light there at all.  Luckily the intersection was clear but that’s just stupid.

Red Light

 

Rooney June 8, 2007

Filed under: music — hyperbean8 @ 11:52 am

I saw Rooney at the Bottleneck in Lawrence with Kristin and Mary.  It was awesome!  We got there early and we were in the very first row of people, right at the edge of the stage!  And we got to meet the band after the show.  Oh, and before the show, we were walking on Mass St. to go get dinner and we saw them on the street walking towards us.  We talked to them for a bit.  Freakin cool.  I only had my cell phone with me so pics aren’t so good.

So close to the stage!

We’re so close! 

Got to meet Robert!

Kristin and me with the lead singer Robert.

Signatures!

I got 4 of the 5 members to sign my poster.  Apparently the keyboardist is anti-social.

Now I have to put up some songs.  Here’s I’m Shakin’ probably their best known song.  It was on the OC.

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And here’s one of my favorites: Daisy Duke

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Aftershow sadness May 31, 2007

Filed under: music, videos — hyperbean8 @ 9:56 pm

Back in April when Neeraj, Sherry, and I went to Springfield to see Switchfoot, apparently there was an aftershow somewhere.  I’m sad we didn’t get to see it.  How come we didn’t know about this?  :(

Here’s a funny video of a song Sean from Reeve Oliver used to sing at Seaworld when he worked there.  The other guy with the red hat singing and playing his guitar is Brad, the drummer from Reeve Oliver.  And you can see Jon from Switchfoot on the couch waving his arms in the air.

Here’s an AWESOME video of Jon and Sean singing “Say it ain’t so” by Weezer.  I love this song.

Say It Ain’t So by Weezer

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Kimchi Orange Shirt May 30, 2007

Filed under: crazy, shopping — hyperbean8 @ 3:39 pm

So I was just looking and shopping on the internet.  I was on Old Navy’s website because they gave me 10% off my next purchase if I filled out a survey.  Old Navy has a V-neck t-shirt with a variety of colors.  One of their colors is called Kimchi Orange.  I find this hilarious.  :)   If you don’t know what kimchi is, it’s a Korean side dish that we eat with our rice.  It’s cabbage that’s been fermented and seasoned.  It sounds really gross but it’s very good.

Kimchi Orange ShirtKimchi Orange shirt from Old Navy.

Kimchi  Kimchi

 

Sherry’s real facebook profile May 18, 2007

Filed under: crazy, friends — hyperbean8 @ 11:17 am

Sherry and I were studying at the library one time when she made the mistake of leaving me alone with her laptop.  Honestly, I just wanted to take a break and check my facebook.  But when I opened the site, Sherry’s login and password were saved on her computer so I couldn’t pass up the opportunity for some mischief.  :)

I didn’t put anything on her profile that didn’t belong there. 

Sherry's facebook profile

 

I could be on Jeopardy May 15, 2007

Filed under: tv — hyperbean8 @ 3:55 pm

Well, maybe not.  But I’m watching right now and wow.

Jeopardy

The answer was “Robert E. Lee’s son George Washington Custis Lee was the aide-de-camp to this president.”

First person: “Who is Lincoln?”  No.

Second person:  “Who is George Washington?”  No.

Now I didn’t know what the answer was either but I knew it wasn’t Lincoln or Washington.  How could Robert E. Lee’s son be the aide to Lincoln, the president during the Civil War?  The war Lee fought in.  And what stumps me even more is Washington.  How could the guy be an aide to a president from the 1700’s???

Hey, Harvey.  Here’s a question for you.  When was the Civil War?

 

I need new friends May 14, 2007

Filed under: crazy, friends, target — hyperbean8 @ 2:37 pm

This is from awhile ago…

Neeraj, TD, Sherry, Harvey, and I were at Target.  Sharvey drove together, Neeraj and TD drove together, and I drove myself.  I thought we were leaving, so I got in and started my car.  I noticed Neeraj and Sherry were parked across from each other.  Both of them were waiting for the other to back out so they could just pull through.  Neither one wanted to back out.  They both stared at each other and gestured for the other to give up and back out.  We were there for a good 5 minutes.  I need new friends that won’t be such jackasses.

Neeraj and Sherry face off

Neeraj and Sherry stare each other down.  There was also a girl in the red car looking at all of us like we were crazy.

Neeraj and TD chillax

TD and Neeraj chillax, hoping Sherry will give up.

Sharvey and Toby

Sharvey play with Toby to pass the time, waiting for Neeraj to give up.

 

Raising stamp prices AGAIN? May 13, 2007

Filed under: rants — hyperbean8 @ 5:57 pm

 So, Happy Mother’s Day to you all.  I just got off the phone with my mother and she informed me that they’re raising the price of stamps again.  Now it will cost $0.41 to send mail.  What the hell.  I mean I guess it makes sense since no one really uses paper mail anymore with paperless billing and whatnot.  But for people like me who still likes to get and send snail mail, this 2 cent price raise is upsetting.  Grrr.

 

Stamps now 41 cents