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[apocalypsos]

All right, that's it. The computer and I are going to duel to the death. Although I suppose swords are out of the question. Somehow, I don't think poking the computer with a sharp piece of metal is going to solve any of our problems.

There's an M&M commercial with a really, really slow cover of "Such Great Heights", and just hearing that version makes me feel sleepy. Because that's just what that song needed, a slower tempo. (Not that it's not pretty, but sheesh.)

Still haven't done my laundry. The clothes have now resorted to crossing their sleeves and pacing back and forth behind my chair. Okay, okay, I get it already.

Comments

[elessar.livejournal.com]

I <3 the slow cover *pout* But I tend to like things that make me fall asleep, so yeah DX

[horsefacehannah.livejournal.com]

Is that the Iron & Wine cover?

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

Think so. It's not a bad cover, actually, it's just got the downside of being like musical Nyquil.

[horsefacehannah.livejournal.com]

It's on the Garden State soundtrack. If you want more musical nyquil, you should hear their "The Trapeze Swinger"

[leiascully.livejournal.com]

The commercial freaked me out when I recognized the song.

Would you like to play a game?

[acetal.livejournal.com]

The problem with challenging computers to duels is that they always choose Tetris.

[dhutch.livejournal.com]

Satisfactory dueling tool with PCs - Spool of copper wire and a lightning rod. I swear - it works. I had a witness too. Brought it into a tech shop one day to fix a PC the senior bench tech and myself couln't figure out. Told the PC to work, or the lightning rod and wire would be its fate, with the wire connected to pin 1 of the processor. Turned it on and it booted. And it STAYED working. who says PC's dont understand threats? You just need the right one. And yes, the Sr. tech was my witness. And when we were outside afterward laughing like fools, no one belived us.