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<h2>April  9, 2009</h2>


<h3 id="a000859">While I'm at it, fuck you, TMZ</h3>

<p>There's a reason why the coroner's office releases details about deaths the way that they do.</p>

<p>Don't screw everything up by speculating on and publicizing the deaths of people whose next of kin have yet to be notified.</p>

<p>How would you like it if your mother was reported to have died in an accident when she was actually alive and well?</p>



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<h3 id="a000858">Fuck you, Betty Brown</h3>

<p><BLOCKQUOTE>A North Texas legislator during House testimony on voter identification legislation said Asian-descent voters should adopt names that are “easier for Americans to deal with.”</p>

<p>The comments caused the Texas Democratic Party on Wednesday to demand an apology from state Rep. Betty Brown, R-Terrell. But a spokesman for Brown said her comments were only an attempt to overcome problems with identifying Asian names for voting purposes.</BLOCKQUOTE></p>

<p>Source: <A HREF="http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/6365320.html">The Houston Chronicle</A></p>



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<h2>April  6, 2009</h2>


<h3 id="a000857">Venn Diagram of Nerddom</h3>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> Conversation I had...</p>

<blockquote>Jerah: Thanks for the new rooster

<p>Ian: You're welcome. Happy Fried Chicken Day.</p>

<p>Jerah: Thanks!<br />
I didn't know Fried Chicken had a day</p>

<p>Ian: It's a very special day.<br />
First Monday of April.<br />
We celebrate the goodness that is fried chicken, crispy or original, white or dark.</blockquote></p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> Not that I'm having any fried chicken today...<br />
Yoghurt, apple and turkey slices for breakfast. Grilled salmon Greek salad for lunch. Chicken, cauliflower and brown rice for dinner. And I'm going to the gym now. Wheeee!</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> heh heh<br />
ubernerd</p>

<p>[An hour later]</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> Okay... scratch the salad, bumping the dinner up to lunch, adding a smoothie... will figure out what to do for dinner later... maybe the salad. ;)<br />
I was accused of being a normal person when heading off to the gym today.</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> who would say such a thing?</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> Someone on the tech helpdesk? ;)</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> bastard</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> =)</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> some people can be so mean</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> I looked at my lunch... brown rice, cauliflower, a chicken thigh, all cooked in a rice cooker (pressure cooker)... and realised that it would be far more romantic to call it Shades of Brown.<br />
=)<br />
It's his humour. Doesn't affect me. Kinda proud of it, actually. I'm breaking beyond the barrier of nerddom!</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> yes, into the barrier of malignant narcissists! why be normal?<br />
besides, you sent me a spreadsheet about your <a href="http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2009-03-16-pinsky-quiz_N.htm">narcissist test</a> <a href="/img/Narcissistic%20Personality%20Inventory.xls">results</a>, for heaven's sake</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> LOL<br />
I have a spreadsheet for everything.</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> mmh mmmh.</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> [A leadership program I used to coach] has this spreadsheet that tracks all the participants' assignments, stats, etc.<br />
They call it "The Grid."<br />
As a joke, I made one for my dating.<br />
Which, once made, was never used.</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> "joke", right</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> Feh. I have no idea how to track or measure success in dating. Not like there are assignments.<br />
I suppose there are stats...</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> HAHAHAHAHA<br />
oh you're killing me</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> Conversations, Contact Info Requested, Contact Info Received, Dates Requested, Dates Fulfilled...</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> wow<br />
you will not every break the barrier from ubernerddom, I'm sorry, you can't even see the barrier from where you're sitting<br />
but i love you just the way you are</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> 1st Base, 2nd Base, 3rd Base, Home Run...<br />
=)<br />
I will define my own hybrid class of nerddom.</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> HAHAHAHA</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> I'll be that overlapping piece of circles in the Venn Diagram of Nerddom.</p>

<p><strong>Elena:</strong> can't wait to hear this<br />
venn diagram of nerddom<br />
i love it<br />
way to own it, my friend</p>

<p><strong>Ian:</strong> And just to prove to you--yes, you, my I Love Reading legal type friend--just to prove to you my shared nerdiness with your world...<br />
I'm going to blog this.</p>



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Posted by KinCross at <a href="http://www.cthb.org/archives/2009/04/venn_diagram_of.html"> 1:41 PM</a>

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<h2>April  3, 2009</h2>


<h3 id="a000856">Morbid Curiosity</h3>

<p>Ian: Wanna see something that'll scar you for life?<br />
Elena: um, no<br />
Ian: Drat.<br />
Elena: why would i want to be scarred for life?<br />
Ian: Morbid curiosity?<br />
Elena: does it involve animals?<br />
Ian: No... humans, yes. Well, even that may be debatable.<br />
Elena: pfft<br />
Elena: ok<br />
Elena: but if don't like it, you owe me a meal<br />
Ian: Okay<br />
Ian: <a href="http://roflrazzi.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/celebrity-pictures-david-hasselhoff-nightmares-have1.jpg">http://roflrazzi.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/celebrity-pictures-david-hasselhoff-nightmares-have1.jpg</a><br />
Elena: omg<br />
Elena: are you serious??<br />
Ian: LOL<br />
Elena: well, it was awful but i've seen his music videos<br />
Elena: and those are the worst thing you'll ever see</p>



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