: Urgent Security Update!
Well the priority is low, and the message insecure.
It has come to my attention that I have the nickname of Photoshop. I have no sweet clue what I did to earn this one. Anyone who spends any amount of time with me will, without doubt, recall my dedicated usage of the GIMP. Yes, I do take a lot of pictures, but that only makes me deserving of nicknames like Carsand, Fuji or Kodak. Photshop? It even lacks imagination. I prefer the nickname dubbed by Windex, Network Jesus. Or just plain NJ as Gus liked it. Better still were the names spun off NJ: The Ethernet Entity, The Modem Messiah, The LAN Lord, The Broadband Buddha. That rang of thought at least.
I mean calling me the GIMP you could take advantage of the double meaning at least. Apparently too the person who dubbed me this is not fond of me. Which would explain the lack of imagination. What I mean is this: This person does not like me, thus this person avoids me (I am going to switch to a genderless pronoun now, and since they is plural I am reduced to using it), it would therefore never call to me by this nickname, it does not need to make any sense since I will never hear it. By that reasoning I might as well be called Pink Asphalt. How about Peanutbutter Steel? This person, it, seems to be a floccinaucinihilpillificator. If you are unsure of that word you will have to use the OED as most dictionaries do not carry it.
Well I promised a friend I would write this rant, so mission accomplished. I have little else to add today. I leave for Calgary on the dates mentioned by Katie (who does not like being called Katherine) in her (but it is funny because her birth certificate reads Katherine) LiveJournal entry (of course she has a cousin named Katherine and she wants to reduce confusion, so never call her Katherine!) so you can refer to that for the dates. I talked to my father on Sunday and told him about the dates and flight numbers. We then proceeded to talk about rivers that we could canoe next year. I was all gung-ho about the seven week trip down the Thelon River, but he seemed to prefer the Bow River, which is a two day trip. Well I will attempt to convince him when I see him in a week and a day.
Well the priority is low, and the message insecure.
It has come to my attention that I have the nickname of Photoshop. I have no sweet clue what I did to earn this one. Anyone who spends any amount of time with me will, without doubt, recall my dedicated usage of the GIMP. Yes, I do take a lot of pictures, but that only makes me deserving of nicknames like Carsand, Fuji or Kodak. Photshop? It even lacks imagination. I prefer the nickname dubbed by Windex, Network Jesus. Or just plain NJ as Gus liked it. Better still were the names spun off NJ: The Ethernet Entity, The Modem Messiah, The LAN Lord, The Broadband Buddha. That rang of thought at least.
I mean calling me the GIMP you could take advantage of the double meaning at least. Apparently too the person who dubbed me this is not fond of me. Which would explain the lack of imagination. What I mean is this: This person does not like me, thus this person avoids me (I am going to switch to a genderless pronoun now, and since they is plural I am reduced to using it), it would therefore never call to me by this nickname, it does not need to make any sense since I will never hear it. By that reasoning I might as well be called Pink Asphalt. How about Peanutbutter Steel? This person, it, seems to be a floccinaucinihilpillificator. If you are unsure of that word you will have to use the OED as most dictionaries do not carry it.
Well I promised a friend I would write this rant, so mission accomplished. I have little else to add today. I leave for Calgary on the dates mentioned by Katie (who does not like being called Katherine) in her (but it is funny because her birth certificate reads Katherine) LiveJournal entry (of course she has a cousin named Katherine and she wants to reduce confusion, so never call her Katherine!) so you can refer to that for the dates. I talked to my father on Sunday and told him about the dates and flight numbers. We then proceeded to talk about rivers that we could canoe next year. I was all gung-ho about the seven week trip down the Thelon River, but he seemed to prefer the Bow River, which is a two day trip. Well I will attempt to convince him when I see him in a week and a day.
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