I just get fed-up with agressive panhandlers who demand that I stop and talk to them. Also don't like the panhandlers who threaten to kill me because I didn't give them money.
I had a drunken/inarticulate guy shamble up to me at Overton Square last night asking if I could help him out with a meal. I briefly flirted with the idea of handing him the half-full Doritos bag from my car, but I'm pretty sure it would have been littering the street before I made it to the end of the block.
There was a day back in the fall when I got hit up by panhandlers SIX TIMES in an afternoon, including once in line at the checkout stand in a grocery store. I just barely avoided giving that last one a lecture about him having working limbs that could lift stuff, dig ditches, etc.
I saw that Narrator. I laughed a lot.
My wallet shall hold all of you responsible for the pain I'm about to inflict upon it.
I should be paying for wedding stuff, not toys for me.
At least tell me I got a cute MacBeth.
In the midst of all the other conversation, this comment made me wonder what an iMacBeth would look like.
I briefly flirted with the idea of handing him the half-full Doritos bag from my car
I once gave a guy my 2 bags of recycling that I was about to return for the deposit money. He seemed to appreciate it.
"Is this an earbud I see before me?"
Maria!
I should be paying for wedding stuff, not toys for me.
Pshaw... Happy bride is good.
I've been putting on only the songs I actually would listen to in the future.
I have playlists for this in iTunes. I ripped a bunch of stuff on that I will rarely want to listen to but wanted nonetheless. The iPod is slightly more selective.
In the midst of all the other conversation, this comment made me wonder what an iMacBeth would look like.
Probably cute.
And wearing white earphones to drown out the sounds of Duncan's screams.
Last question for the enablers: Do I get an iPod mini or the regular 20 or 40 gig version?
I have a 20 and it works. I filled it, but I have a LOT of music and ripped almost everything I own. (It holds a skosh less than 4500 songs.)
My second most favorite thing about my iPod is that it has allowed me to throw away my CDs.
I couldn't do that because CDs I don't want = cash or trade at used CD stores = more CDs for me. True, it's only $2 a disc or so, but it's enough to make it worth storing them until I can sell.