Quick hits for 03/28/06

Some random things that have sprung to mind of late:

I have this burning desire to go to a McDonald’s drive-in and in my best Bono impression, order a “Sundae, Bloody Sundae.”
Driving in to work today, I saw a man in a BMW playing the harmonica while driving on US75.
I can’t stand Barry Bonds.
I’m rooting for George Mason to go all the way, no matter how badly they messed up my bracket.
The Mavericks need to get all their players healthy.
Google Finance is awesome. If only it could help SYMC get back to what I paid for it.
I hate feeling like I’m being left out — and I have a feeling the MySpace train has passed me by. I’m on Facebook! How many social network websites to have to be on?
I’m addicted to Linez.
Whoa. That’s a lot of video games.

Tue March 28th, 2006 1:53 pm

6 comments

Zach said:

March 28th, 2006 2:23 pm

Google Finance is crazy awesome.
Josh said:

March 28th, 2006 10:35 pm

why go to mcdonalds when you could go to bueno? just for your bono impression? bah i say. though ‘party burrito, bloody party burrito’ doesn’t have quite the same ring i admit. but the salsa is better.
eric said:

March 29th, 2006 11:58 am

quick hits! Pop on for a sec Friedo!
Andrew Kaufmann said:

March 29th, 2006 1:28 pm

Zach: Yeah. It’s good use of AJAX instead of frivolous. I love it.

Josh: Yeah, Bueno does have better salsa. But sometimes you just need a cheap burger.

Eric: Just call me Norm!
Kaitlin said:

March 31st, 2006 10:33 am

Was the harmonica-playing man using his hands, or did he have one of those harmonica-holding devices?

I, too, like Google Finance, although I don’t know a damn thing about stocks.

MySpace is filled with skanky 14-year-olds. I can’t convince my friends to use anything less annoying.
Andrew Kaufmann said:

April 12th, 2006 10:11 pm

Kaitlin: Using his hands! No one around here uses their hands to drive. I use my knees, personally.

MySpace pages take way too long to load, and my computer always sounds like it’s trying to self destruct when loading them. I’m not a huge fan, but you have to go where the people go, you know?