Blog Entries For April 2006

Wow, it's been a long time since the last post. Broke my camera phone, so I've got a new one again. Here's the pics:

Road Runner has two problems with their database. First, it doesn't know that we already get their crappy internet service. Second, it doesn't know how to handle null values. Check out who this is addressed to.

This is a chair called "The Rapster"... I have no idea what's up with that.

DB's went to bartending school. Here is her bar now.

Jeff's ass sweated a smiley face, somehow.

Here's some Christmas lights they put up in the park, and some Jeff and Steve.

Here's some party pics, from Caty's birthday.

One of Caty's balloon's popped, but Steve saved it by jamming his finger in the hole. That shouldn't have worked...

Videos:
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The snow filled up the gutter, so it came inside, alot. So Kramer had to shovel the roof. But that's not why you should really watch this video. What you should really watch for is Jeff, not understanding how video works, and yelling for me when snow will fall so I can take a picture.

Here's some drivin... don't really remember why anyone took this.

One the way to South Street, I saw a road crew parallel park their bulldozer. When we got there, I saw a stretch limo trying to parallel park. It took him like half a block, and cop had to stop traffic in one lane so he could do it. It took like 10 minutes. This amuses me.

These plates are EJUKATR.

Here's some Timo.

At night, the street lights light up just Jeff's nose. Hehehe...

Here is Lancaster Ave., now that it is Spring and all. The petals are really slippery, I keep almost falling on them.

Here is how the Comcast building is coming. They have just got some of the middle now, plus a really big hole and some huge cranes.

Here is the Cira Centre, lighting itself up with animated goodness.

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