Ron's Brain

It has been quite well for me. I have learned the joys of wasting a company's money by doing what they tell me to do. Like what I’ve been doing for the past week, which is converting old software to newer software. Well instead of them having me write a quick little conversion thingy, which I can do, they had me retype every line of code.

Interesting story though. My friend and I went to a store, well a depot of sorts of the home building persuasion to get materials for the building of 2 DDR pads.

Well seeing as my friend doesn’t have much money we went the cheapest route possible, which was to buy the longest board humanly possible, a mighty 12 feet. Well after buying so many of these and other small materials (they all fit in a bag) we went to finagle these board into his mini van. Well after about 15 minutes we realized we needed rope to tie stuff down so I ran in and grabbed some and after another 15 minutes we had everything tied down.

At this point I was feeling pretty good, and started to realize we forgot plywood. So after going back into the home depot we went to buy plywood and much to our dismay when we return there is no way to fit it in there with the boards already in. So we took all the boards out and found that even without the boards, the plywood doesn’t fit. We then decide to return the plywood which my friend promptly goes to the other side of the store to do while I being the smart man I am realize we are at home depot and they cut boards there. So I went back in got the boards cut to the approximate length we needed and them. While the gentleman cut the boards I discovered that they cut plywood there to and I ran off to get my friend. Well he had already returned the plywood so we had to buy the ply wood again right after he returned it to get it cut in half.

After all the struggles, everything fit in nicely, but that was 2 hours after our “20 minute trip” should have been over. Oh, I should add the entire time I was still in my suit from work.

Anyways, are you coming this weekend, Sarah Mrs. Martin and family?

You know I’m starting to update as often as Mr. Ron with general posts about my life. The only difference is no one reads mine. Does anyone else find this weird?

Another note, how do you do tabs in the add message thing?

Good. Been good.

Been trying to control the crowd in #rontourage.

Not that difficult, really.

Out of control.

Oh, I also got the oil changed in Ron's Accord, and a McDonald's breakfast, all on Sarah's dollar. Hoo-ah!

Its been a struggle fighting off the constant barage of ninjas, but outside of that, things are doing well and will be as long as they continue to have a severe allergy to death.

I am dissappointed for Mrs. Martin did not go to the thing at the place that was foretold of before this new moon.

Sorry we didn't make it. There was a family reunion that we went to that day. :(

Family Reunion? Hmmm, let me check my list of acceptable excuses. Not seeing, not seeing it, oh here. Your lucky it was under Family man. Oh well it is all ok. Hmm we should do dinnner sometime within the next 2 weeks.

It's been better now that I'm totally free of the Howling She Bitch. Luke, please, next time do not hold back if you feel as strongly again.

Mr. Thunderpants,

I am an associate of the law firm of Reynolds, Reynolds and Smith. I am representing the company SynthBabes, Inc., which alleges that you are using without license or consent the name of one of their products, Howling She Bitch™. Howling She Bitch™ is a registered trademark of SynthBabes, Inc., and the use of such a trademark is restricted to the owner of said trademark unless written consent or legal license exists between the trademark holder and a licensee. I am advised to issue an ultimatum to you indicating that you either cease and desist your use of the trademark Howling She Bitch™ or produce a document describing an applicable use through licensing or written consent.

Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. I am advised to allow fourteen (14) days from today's date (6/27/2006) before following up with further legal action.

Sincerely,
Mr. Smith, Attorney at Law