Showing posts with label stupid stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stupid stuff. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
He should have seen it coming!
I mean, come on. That's a pretty bold move, after only being together for 3 months!
Best part? The cat playing piano. Cute.
What?!?
So, I didn't get the job. They hired someone "more experienced". I have like 6 years experience doing this shit. It's not like it's some senior position or anything, hell, I was even willing to take an $8000/year pay cut.
We now interupt this blog post for a brief adult temper tantrum.
Shit fuck hell damn shit fuck shit, fuck.
Shit for brains
Asshole
Dickweed
Low life
You're a mother fucker and I hate you
Fuck shit hell damn shit fuck
fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you!
"I've been so mad lately" - Butt Trumpet

I don't feel any better.
We now interupt this blog post for a brief adult temper tantrum.
Shit fuck hell damn shit fuck shit, fuck.
Shit for brains
Asshole
Dickweed
Low life
You're a mother fucker and I hate you
Fuck shit hell damn shit fuck
fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you!
"I've been so mad lately" - Butt Trumpet

I don't feel any better.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Rather than drinking another pot of coffee, I present to you.....THIS!
okay so these are the rules- respond and rework! answer the questions on your blog, replace one question that you dislike with a question of your own invention, add one more question of your own. tag five other un-tagged people.
what is your current obsession? Finding a job and doing something great before I turn 30.
what are you wearing now? Black capris and a burgundy top.
do you nap a lot? Never, I can only sleep at night.
what is on your desk? a pen and a notepad, incase I get a call about an interview.
what would you like to learn to do? Be in control of my life, so I can make a lot of money. So then I can travel and do whatever I want. always.
what’s for dinner? We're having a Mexican night tonight, hopefully to celebrate some good news!
what was the last thing you bought? Diet Pepsi, cause I'm going through a crazy pop phase right now.
what is your favorite weather? Warm sunny days, the Calgary summer heat is fantastic, I'll take dry heat over Toronto's humidity anyday!
what is on your bedside table dressing table? I don't have one yet :(
what is your most challenging goal right now? Being the best I can be
do you have a blog you read daily even when there are no updates? Yeah, Cuteoverload.com or some friends blogs.
what would you like to have in your hands right now? An offer of employment
Best concert ever? Bjork!!!!!
what languages can you speak? English, French
what language(s) do you want to be able to speak? Spanish, Icelandic
what's one thing you're looking forward to? Making some friends and having a social life this summer.
what websites you visit constantly during the day? icanhascheezburger.com, cuteoverload.com, hotmail, eztv.it, 100hitz.com
If you could only listen to one artist for the rest of your life who would it be? The Beatles
+Any regrets? Not finishing college the first time I went, and Serious boyfriend #2, what was I thinking?
Tagging, anyone who feels like doing this. You know you want to!
what is your current obsession? Finding a job and doing something great before I turn 30.
what are you wearing now? Black capris and a burgundy top.
do you nap a lot? Never, I can only sleep at night.
what is on your desk? a pen and a notepad, incase I get a call about an interview.
what would you like to learn to do? Be in control of my life, so I can make a lot of money. So then I can travel and do whatever I want. always.
what’s for dinner? We're having a Mexican night tonight, hopefully to celebrate some good news!
what was the last thing you bought? Diet Pepsi, cause I'm going through a crazy pop phase right now.
what is your favorite weather? Warm sunny days, the Calgary summer heat is fantastic, I'll take dry heat over Toronto's humidity anyday!
what is on your bedside table dressing table? I don't have one yet :(
what is your most challenging goal right now? Being the best I can be
do you have a blog you read daily even when there are no updates? Yeah, Cuteoverload.com or some friends blogs.
what would you like to have in your hands right now? An offer of employment
Best concert ever? Bjork!!!!!
what languages can you speak? English, French
what language(s) do you want to be able to speak? Spanish, Icelandic
what's one thing you're looking forward to? Making some friends and having a social life this summer.
what websites you visit constantly during the day? icanhascheezburger.com, cuteoverload.com, hotmail, eztv.it, 100hitz.com
If you could only listen to one artist for the rest of your life who would it be? The Beatles
+Any regrets? Not finishing college the first time I went, and Serious boyfriend #2, what was I thinking?
Tagging, anyone who feels like doing this. You know you want to!
Monday, April 27, 2009
Life's little surprises!
This morning when I woke up, I checked my bank account to make sure I have enough to cover rent, which is coming up in a few days, and I magically find a $56.00 deposit from the Government. Thank you Government, you have now given me a bit of cash to get me by until my EI kicks in, if it ever does....oh and thank you Government, for making me wait over 4 weeks and counting to potentially get EI benefits that I have paid into for 10 years and never claimed....Give me my money, biatch!
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Employment stats.
Or should I say, Un-employment Stats.
Jobs I have applied for: 77
Interviews: 4
Offers: 0
I'm losin the game here. I have to add, that about 45 of those jobs I applied for in April, and most of them don't close til May 1st-ish. So there's hope.
I never thought it would be this tough to find a job, I had 4 offers during the first month, when I moved here in August.
In other news, I feel confident saying that the Flames have won their past 2 games, not because I checked the scores, but because the amount of screaming, yelling, honking and woohooing I have heard outside my apartment from the pubs on 17th Ave.
Jobs I have applied for: 77
Interviews: 4
Offers: 0
I'm losin the game here. I have to add, that about 45 of those jobs I applied for in April, and most of them don't close til May 1st-ish. So there's hope.
I never thought it would be this tough to find a job, I had 4 offers during the first month, when I moved here in August.
In other news, I feel confident saying that the Flames have won their past 2 games, not because I checked the scores, but because the amount of screaming, yelling, honking and woohooing I have heard outside my apartment from the pubs on 17th Ave.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
WTF?
Man nailed for smoking in car
But cop watches as 15-year-old passenger lights up
By PETE FISHER, SUN MEDIA
Cop predicts people will 'snap' under new smoking law
PORT HOPE -- A Port Hope man is the second person in Ontario charged under a new law that prohibits smoking in vehicles carrying children.
And while the 20-year-old man was waiting to be issued his ticket after being pulled over yesterday, his 15-year-old female passenger got out of the vehicle and lit up a cigarette.
Port Hope Police Const. Tammie Hartford said she could only watch in frustration as the 15-year-old smoked.
"She was the reason why I pulled the vehicle over," she said. "She was under the age (of 16)."
Under provincial law, it's only illegal to sell or supply cigarettes to anyone under the age of 19, but there's no law prohibiting a person under 19 from smoking.
Hartford noticed the vehicle travelling on Victoria St. N.
There were four people in the vehicle and she said she recognized one as being under the age of 16.
Hartford said she saw the driver smoking and watched him flick the ashes out twice before pulling the car over.
Under the new Smoke-Free Ontario Amendment Act 2008, which came into effect on Jan. 21, smoking is prohibited in a motor vehicle with persons under the age of 16.
The fine, a provincial offence, carries a $125 ticket, plus court costs that drive the total up to $155. If a person fights the fine in court and loses, the fine can jump to $250.
The new rules are part of an effort to protect children from the harmful effects of second-hand smoke.
Two weeks ago, a 53-year-old Kingston man was the first person in the province to be charged.
Officers were stopping vehicles at a roadside spot check in Napanee looking for drunk drivers when they discovered a man smoking with a child in the rear seat.
Although I agree that people shouldn't smoke in the car when a child is present, I don't agree that the government and the police have the right to get involved. This is madness.
But cop watches as 15-year-old passenger lights up
By PETE FISHER, SUN MEDIA
Cop predicts people will 'snap' under new smoking law
PORT HOPE -- A Port Hope man is the second person in Ontario charged under a new law that prohibits smoking in vehicles carrying children.
And while the 20-year-old man was waiting to be issued his ticket after being pulled over yesterday, his 15-year-old female passenger got out of the vehicle and lit up a cigarette.
Port Hope Police Const. Tammie Hartford said she could only watch in frustration as the 15-year-old smoked.
"She was the reason why I pulled the vehicle over," she said. "She was under the age (of 16)."
Under provincial law, it's only illegal to sell or supply cigarettes to anyone under the age of 19, but there's no law prohibiting a person under 19 from smoking.
Hartford noticed the vehicle travelling on Victoria St. N.
There were four people in the vehicle and she said she recognized one as being under the age of 16.
Hartford said she saw the driver smoking and watched him flick the ashes out twice before pulling the car over.
Under the new Smoke-Free Ontario Amendment Act 2008, which came into effect on Jan. 21, smoking is prohibited in a motor vehicle with persons under the age of 16.
The fine, a provincial offence, carries a $125 ticket, plus court costs that drive the total up to $155. If a person fights the fine in court and loses, the fine can jump to $250.
The new rules are part of an effort to protect children from the harmful effects of second-hand smoke.
Two weeks ago, a 53-year-old Kingston man was the first person in the province to be charged.
Officers were stopping vehicles at a roadside spot check in Napanee looking for drunk drivers when they discovered a man smoking with a child in the rear seat.
Although I agree that people shouldn't smoke in the car when a child is present, I don't agree that the government and the police have the right to get involved. This is madness.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Coconut is my fave!
In the spirit of trying to get more involved at work, and possibly make some friends in Calgary, I volunteered to make something for our Valentines bake sale for the social committee.
I made coconut hearts, (ya mom, I ripped off your coconut peaks recipe and made it my own)
Dig?
I made coconut hearts, (ya mom, I ripped off your coconut peaks recipe and made it my own)
Dig?
I'd give this one to Haley cause it's super sweet and turned out perfect....
If you live in Canada and would like to sample a coconut heart, make your request here. Serious inquiries only. : )
In other news, Benson was tubing for about 3 hours last night, at first I thought he didn't like it, but I quickly realised that he totally loved it and just wouldn't stop. I think he's addicted.
If you would like to donate your toilet paper rolls to the little guy, you can email me here.
p.s. I took a few videos, once they are up on youtube, you bet your ass I'ma post that shit.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
A Quiz
I should be working, but god damn it, I don't wanna. Can't make me, cause I do what I want....ya....right, that's why I sit in my stupid cubicle at work monday-friday, 9-5, staring out the window at the mountains and dreaming of being somewhere else, anywhere else. (HELP)
Reading: Mortified - David Nadelberg, has potential to be really good and funny, but most entries are really lame. How unfortunate.
Listening: The beatles/George Harrison, made a 5 hour mix of Beatles and George tunes...best ever.
Watching: What am I not watching....my life consists of going to work and watching tv. BUT if you must know, Battlestar Gallactica, Heroes, Flight of the Conchords, the office, 30 Rock, Lost, Ugly Betty, and when they return, Entourage, It's always sunny in philidelphia, Californication, Dexter. God, that's HOW many tv shows? I'm sure there's a couple more that I missed.
Dreading: The rest of February and March, cause I'm on the poor side right now, and it's still cold out....winter=boredom, hibernation & slight depression for me.
Excited about: Summer, 3rd annual girls camping trip and going back to Toronto to see my friends.
Craving: Starbucks - London Fog Tea Latte
Thinking: I need to get a life, big time. I suck and I'm boring now.
Wanting: new clothes, haircut, new makeup and to start school, again.
Hoping: That I can find the motivation, self-confidence and energy to do what needs to be done.
Reading: Mortified - David Nadelberg, has potential to be really good and funny, but most entries are really lame. How unfortunate.
Listening: The beatles/George Harrison, made a 5 hour mix of Beatles and George tunes...best ever.
Watching: What am I not watching....my life consists of going to work and watching tv. BUT if you must know, Battlestar Gallactica, Heroes, Flight of the Conchords, the office, 30 Rock, Lost, Ugly Betty, and when they return, Entourage, It's always sunny in philidelphia, Californication, Dexter. God, that's HOW many tv shows? I'm sure there's a couple more that I missed.
Dreading: The rest of February and March, cause I'm on the poor side right now, and it's still cold out....winter=boredom, hibernation & slight depression for me.
Excited about: Summer, 3rd annual girls camping trip and going back to Toronto to see my friends.
Craving: Starbucks - London Fog Tea Latte
Thinking: I need to get a life, big time. I suck and I'm boring now.
Wanting: new clothes, haircut, new makeup and to start school, again.
Hoping: That I can find the motivation, self-confidence and energy to do what needs to be done.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Dear fellow emailers,
Why do you insist on forwarding those stupid, sappy email forward things?
Sometimes they have a nice, incredibly cheesy message, followed by a death threat.
WTF is that?
If you don't forward this to 10 people in the next 3 minutes, something really bad will happen to you, or someone you love will die. Seriously? The internet knows if I don't forward it, and it is somehow able to end someones life? Or jinx me? Come on.
Take this one for example:
I like you for who you are to me...a true friend. And if I don't get this back, I'll take the hint.
Something good will happen to you tomorrow between (1:00pm - 4:00pm)
Ok, what kind of genious did it take to write this.....I like you for who you are to me?
Second, why the eff would I send the exact same email back to you, if that were the case, the email would continue to go back and forth between us forever, cause then I would expect it back, now wouldn't I? Then you, then me, then you, etc. And to top it all off, something good will happen to me tomorrow? between 1pm and 4pm?
I'm still waiting....
Sometimes they have a nice, incredibly cheesy message, followed by a death threat.
WTF is that?
If you don't forward this to 10 people in the next 3 minutes, something really bad will happen to you, or someone you love will die. Seriously? The internet knows if I don't forward it, and it is somehow able to end someones life? Or jinx me? Come on.
Take this one for example:
I like you for who you are to me...a true friend. And if I don't get this back, I'll take the hint.
Something good will happen to you tomorrow between (1:00pm - 4:00pm)
Ok, what kind of genious did it take to write this.....I like you for who you are to me?
Second, why the eff would I send the exact same email back to you, if that were the case, the email would continue to go back and forth between us forever, cause then I would expect it back, now wouldn't I? Then you, then me, then you, etc. And to top it all off, something good will happen to me tomorrow? between 1pm and 4pm?
I'm still waiting....
Friday, December 5, 2008
You've got to be fucking kidding me!
Ontario passes private member's bill to outlaw candy-flavoured cigarillos
Keith Leslie, THE CANADIAN PRESS
TORONTO - The Ontario legislature moved Thursday to outlaw the sale of candy-flavoured cigars that politicians said are clearly aimed at getting children hooked on tobacco by giving third and final reading to a private member's bill introduced just over a week ago.
The legislation to ban flavoured cigarillos, which was co-sponsored by Liberal backbencher Dave Levac and New Democrat France Gelinas, was approved in near record time, especially considering that private member's bills rarely become law in Ontario.
Gelinas, who was first elected to the legislature in 2007, said she was thrilled to be able to have an impact on such an important issue so quickly.
"Those are deadly products that were in the hands of our children, and I hope that weighed in the balance," she said after getting government support for the legislation.
"This is my first private member's bill and it will become law. This is phenomenal, and it's certainly a good feeling for me."
Health Promotion Minister Margarett Best said it's clear that tobacco companies are targeting young people by selling cigarillos in 21 flavours, including peach and cherry, for just $1 each in colourful packaging designed to appeal to kids.
"Anything that prevents kids from lighting up in the first place is a good thing," Best said. "And I believe that these cigarillos are indeed something that is very troublesome."
The bill to outlaw flavoured cigarillos and require that non-flavoured cigarillos be sold in packages of 20 passed unanimously in a voice vote Thursday, but is not expected to be proclaimed into law for another few months.
Cigarillos are exempt from anti-smoking regulations because they are wrapped in tobacco leaf, not paper, so are not considered cigarettes. About 80 million of them were sold in Canada in 2006, up from 50,000 in 2001.
Like cigarettes, cigarillos cannot be sold to minors, but until now, there was no restriction on manufacturers adding flavours to the products. Gelinas and Levac said they were able to buy dozens of the cigarillos at stores within two kilometres of the legislature in downtown Toronto.
Government sources said the cigarillo ban is exactly the type of bipartisan co-operation that Premier Dalton McGuinty was hoping for when the government changed the legislature's rules to allow for co-sponsoring of private member's bills.
However, Progressive Conservative Leader John Tory said the bill was intentionally designed by the government to detract attention from Ontario's faltering economy and job losses.
"People are losing their jobs, they're scared to death ... and we're dealing with these kinds of things here that are meant to be sideshows," Tory said.
"Mr. McGuinty brings in one sideshow after another to distract from the fact that he is doing nothing about the economy, nothing to provide any kind of plan on training and jobs."
Anti-smoking advocates, the Ontario Lung Association and the Canadian Cancer Society all expressed support for the ban on flavoured cigarillos.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper promised similar legislation to ban flavouring of cigarillos during this year's election campaign, but nothing was introduced in the brief sitting before Parliament was prorogued Thursday at Harper's request.
Seriously? Really? They've banned cigarellos?
Not only are cigarettes now hidden behind cupboards or curtains in any store where they are sold, they are now banning the sale of individual cigarellos. You know, cause non smoking kids just can't resist them......what next?
Keith Leslie, THE CANADIAN PRESS
TORONTO - The Ontario legislature moved Thursday to outlaw the sale of candy-flavoured cigars that politicians said are clearly aimed at getting children hooked on tobacco by giving third and final reading to a private member's bill introduced just over a week ago.
The legislation to ban flavoured cigarillos, which was co-sponsored by Liberal backbencher Dave Levac and New Democrat France Gelinas, was approved in near record time, especially considering that private member's bills rarely become law in Ontario.
Gelinas, who was first elected to the legislature in 2007, said she was thrilled to be able to have an impact on such an important issue so quickly.
"Those are deadly products that were in the hands of our children, and I hope that weighed in the balance," she said after getting government support for the legislation.
"This is my first private member's bill and it will become law. This is phenomenal, and it's certainly a good feeling for me."
Health Promotion Minister Margarett Best said it's clear that tobacco companies are targeting young people by selling cigarillos in 21 flavours, including peach and cherry, for just $1 each in colourful packaging designed to appeal to kids.
"Anything that prevents kids from lighting up in the first place is a good thing," Best said. "And I believe that these cigarillos are indeed something that is very troublesome."
The bill to outlaw flavoured cigarillos and require that non-flavoured cigarillos be sold in packages of 20 passed unanimously in a voice vote Thursday, but is not expected to be proclaimed into law for another few months.
Cigarillos are exempt from anti-smoking regulations because they are wrapped in tobacco leaf, not paper, so are not considered cigarettes. About 80 million of them were sold in Canada in 2006, up from 50,000 in 2001.
Like cigarettes, cigarillos cannot be sold to minors, but until now, there was no restriction on manufacturers adding flavours to the products. Gelinas and Levac said they were able to buy dozens of the cigarillos at stores within two kilometres of the legislature in downtown Toronto.
Government sources said the cigarillo ban is exactly the type of bipartisan co-operation that Premier Dalton McGuinty was hoping for when the government changed the legislature's rules to allow for co-sponsoring of private member's bills.
However, Progressive Conservative Leader John Tory said the bill was intentionally designed by the government to detract attention from Ontario's faltering economy and job losses.
"People are losing their jobs, they're scared to death ... and we're dealing with these kinds of things here that are meant to be sideshows," Tory said.
"Mr. McGuinty brings in one sideshow after another to distract from the fact that he is doing nothing about the economy, nothing to provide any kind of plan on training and jobs."
Anti-smoking advocates, the Ontario Lung Association and the Canadian Cancer Society all expressed support for the ban on flavoured cigarillos.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper promised similar legislation to ban flavouring of cigarillos during this year's election campaign, but nothing was introduced in the brief sitting before Parliament was prorogued Thursday at Harper's request.
Seriously? Really? They've banned cigarellos?
Not only are cigarettes now hidden behind cupboards or curtains in any store where they are sold, they are now banning the sale of individual cigarellos. You know, cause non smoking kids just can't resist them......what next?
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