bored

I'm bored.

This morning was productive though.

I watched a movie with Isla Fisher today. She is cute, but the movie
sucked. It was called "Wedding Daze." The basic idea of the movie was
great, but they ruined it throughout. I kept waiting for a good scene, or
something.

I ate too much today.

A letter I mailed on April 4th returned in the mail today, April 30th. It
is a good thing the Postal Service does not charge extra for storage.

Gas costs so much, I am avoiding driving anywhere. I'm not saying I can't
afford it. It takes any fun out of it, when you know what the gas is
costing. It was $3.85 a gallon at my last fill-up. That was the cheap
station.

The local news seems to indicate that robberies are up. They are having a
bunch of restaurant robberies, like the one in the movie Pulp Fiction.

There is tremendous enjoyment in spreading suppressed information,
and it's very interesting information.
Go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/alchemy61/ and spread the
posts of "lahunken". Just put "lahunken" in the little search slot there
and click. Then you can forward them to where ever you can.
The second greatest pleasure in the world is defiance to
unauthorized authority. It's safe and exciting.

Isla Fisher is hot! Damn that Borat!

"Quiet Neighbor" <private@spamless.net> wrote in message
news:tq2dnZs1naBsqoTVnZ2dnUVZ_uidnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> I'm bored.
>
> This morning was productive though.
>
> I watched a movie with Isla Fisher today. She is cute, but the movie
> sucked. It was called "Wedding Daze." The basic idea of the movie was
> great, but they ruined it throughout. I kept waiting for a good scene, or
> something.
>
> I ate too much today.
>
> A letter I mailed on April 4th returned in the mail today, April 30th. It
> is a good thing the Postal Service does not charge extra for storage.
>
> Gas costs so much, I am avoiding driving anywhere. I'm not saying I can't
> afford it. It takes any fun out of it, when you know what the gas is
> costing. It was $3.85 a gallon at my last fill-up. That was the cheap
> station.
>
> The local news seems to indicate that robberies are up. They are having
> a bunch of restaurant robberies, like the one in the movie Pulp Fiction.
>
>


gas or petrol as we call it in the uk is close to $10 a gallon now

As far as I'm aware a standard 42 gallon barrel of oil which is currently
trading for about $110 yields about 30 gallons of petrol which means the
actual cost of a gallon is a little over three dollars.

In the uk our government takes about $7 a gallon in tax, which in itself is
not necessarily a bad thing, but they are always blaming the oil companies
for the high price.

In fact every time the price of oil goes up so does the tax receipts, Al
Capone could have a learned a thing or two from these guys.

I watched "The Unsaid" as you mentioned. I couldn't believe the lady
let that kid in her apartment. Stupid is as stupid gets hit in the
head with a telephone.

There are alot of gas thieves out there. Becareful where you park
your car.

"zerosky" <zerosky@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:SVoSj.65925$h65.46870@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net...
>
>
> "Quiet Neighbor" <private@spamless.net> wrote in message
> news:tq2dnZs1naBsqoTVnZ2dnUVZ_uidnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
>> I'm bored.
>>
>> This morning was productive though.
>>
>> I watched a movie with Isla Fisher today. She is cute, but the movie
>> sucked. It was called "Wedding Daze." The basic idea of the movie was
>> great, but they ruined it throughout. I kept waiting for a good scene,
>> or something.
>>
>> I ate too much today.
>>
>> A letter I mailed on April 4th returned in the mail today, April 30th.
>> It is a good thing the Postal Service does not charge extra for storage.
>>
>> Gas costs so much, I am avoiding driving anywhere. I'm not saying I
>> can't afford it. It takes any fun out of it, when you know what the gas
>> is costing. It was $3.85 a gallon at my last fill-up. That was the
>> cheap station.
>>
>> The local news seems to indicate that robberies are up. They are having
>> a bunch of restaurant robberies, like the one in the movie Pulp Fiction.
>>
>>
>
>
> gas or petrol as we call it in the uk is close to $10 a gallon now
>
> As far as I'm aware a standard 42 gallon barrel of oil which is currently
> trading for about $110 yields about 30 gallons of petrol which means the
> actual cost of a gallon is a little over three dollars.
>
> In the uk our government takes about $7 a gallon in tax, which in itself
> is not necessarily a bad thing, but they are always blaming the oil
> companies for the high price.
>
> In fact every time the price of oil goes up so does the tax receipts, Al
> Capone could have a learned a thing or two from these guys.
>

When you tax energy, you slow your economy. We have gas taxes here too, but
obviously not anything like your taxes.

"Erik the Red" <spock_smokes@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:5bf36512-cc6e-423b-8ffc-1212dd3331fc@a1g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
>I watched "The Unsaid" as you mentioned. I couldn't believe the lady
> let that kid in her apartment. Stupid is as stupid gets hit in the
> head with a telephone.
>
> There are alot of gas thieves out there. Becareful where you park
> your car.

Yeah. I don't think most psychologists allow patients into their homes.

I used to buy locking gas caps, but the car I have now has a door that is
closed unless you pull a thing near the front seat. This cap screws on.
I'm not sure there is even a locking cap available.