Well, more on my right thumb, but I don't know where it came from. I don't think I'm in pain. Well, not bleedy pain, anyway. And I don't think I've touched anyone else in the last twenty minutes.
Spontaneous sanguination? Or perhaps your body no longer recognizes "normal" pain, saving its warning system for the pain that will cripple or kill you.
Stupid cut on my ankle
Every blessed time I shave, I nick my left ankle, and every blessed time I don't notice until I've tracked blood through the bathroom and onto the bedroom carpet.
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.
Once I was perusing used books on the carts on the sidewalk, and this man stopped me and told me a sob story about his antihypertensive medication had run out and he had no insurance and he showed me his driver's license and the empty bottles, and did I have anything, please? He sounded sincere enough, and I was kind of trapped because I couldn't just walk away. I gave him a dollar, and he went away.
When I came home, I looked up the medicines he'd named, and I think he'd gotten them backwards, telling me the wrong one was the diuretic.
About a week later,
the same guy
came up to me and told me how he was from Detroit and his car was broken down and he needed some money to fix it. I couldn't believe it. This time, I gave him nothing.
The next week, I watched him pull the drug act on someone at an intersection. I tried to make some sort of motions to the victim, but he gave him money anyway.
Yesterday a panhandler hit me up for train fair from Waukegan to Chicago. It's somewhere around $6. He was asking everyone at the station. He said he had no money, but later I saw him talking on a cell phone.
Dude, learn to budget!
My guess is that an iPod would play them if they were uploaded manually, but I haven't gotten around to figuring out how to test that theory.
Could you burn the tracks to a CD, and then re-upload them? I know you can get around the seven-disc limit on burning iTunes tracks to Cds that way.
ita, blood of unknown origin is freaky. Stop bleeding.
I noticed that I did it, I was just surprised that I was still bleeding 30 minutes later.
Protected WMA to AAC conversion: [link]
I know these files can't be directly imported into Itunes, you have to burn them down and then upload them into Itunes. I
Somewhat of a PITA, as you lose all tag info....
Well, more on my right thumb, but I don't know where it came from.
Really, LADY MACBETH?
:: narrows eyes suspiciously ::
My guess is that an iPod would play them if they were uploaded manually, but I haven't gotten around to figuring out how to test that theory.
No, mine wouldn't. You gotta (as with the AAC format) burn and rip to get it in. So, what LJ said.
I checked the mirror, and no obvious sources of blood. So I got some tea and chocolate, because the misplaced stigmata is very stressful.
Somewhat of a PITA, as you lose all tag info....
Yeah, I'm considering just buying the album again from iTunes. Still cheaper than a new CD.
Dear god I need to go home.
t boring rant
I read 565 papers over the course of the year. I've ascertained that I screwed up (as in, something in the format make the program barf but they are done, so easy fix) 21. 36 are impossible because people can't adhere to a very simple standard of paper writing. And there are 32 extra were never sent to me.
And I just had to track down every stinking one of those 89 to figure that out. I hate high visibility projects that are mostly grunge work. I'm pretty damned happy with a 4% error rate (that is correctable) when it is 4% of sixfuckinghundred academic journal papers mostly written by people who can't.
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With mac you can get educational and institutional discounts. When buying new stuff, I always go through my dad who has several arrangements with them.
