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Chrome </3 Feedburner
For some reason Feedburner feeds don’t show up properly in Google Chrome while working perfectly in IE and Firefox. Kind of surprising, seeing as how Google *owns* Feedburner it would be expected that their products worked well with each other.Tea
- Brian: @rockeye I don't know yet. Tea will definitely be in there somewhere tho.
- Jim: @gbazz Tea? Get the kettle, black, no sugar, stewed for me! :)
- Paul: @rockeye @gbazz Go on then i'll have one too. White one sugar.
- Brian: @Yerohs @rockeye I like mine black, strong and sweet. I also take my tea that way.
- Chrissie: @gbazz I have a bad habit of saying "Like your/my men" to anyone after a tea order. Usually when people ask me to make tea. I am the minion.
- Jim: @gbazz I'm fussier about my tea than I am my men. And I'm really fussy about my men!
- Brian: @crispynoodles haha, I always think it, but I don't say it.
- Chrissie: @gbazz I say a lot of things that I should have stuck to thinking...
- Brian: @crispynoodles it's alright. Deep down inside, we are both classy ladies.
Mind over hunger
I was looking through the various tweets in Twinkle, and I found this.
“I sat at home imagining food because I didn’t want to cook and I thought I could think myself out of hunger. I couldn’t.” - @meganrose88
I lol’ed.
Ythyl, said the dog.
Last night I dreamt that a grey dog told me to google the word “Ythyl”. I tried it this morning, and aside from a picture of a creepy doll and an Asian chemical importer/exporter, nothing of significance came up.
What a dumb dog. He didn’t even know what he was talking about.
No internets for you
- Josh: If I removed the internet from you, would you shrivel and die?
- Brian: Nah
- Brian: I would make my own internet
- Josh: lol
Low carbs?...Nah....
Contemplating going on a low carb diet, but thinking about all the food options around here makes it seem a little bit impossible. Oh well, nothing like a challenge, is there?Welcome the Quiet
All the patients are on their dialysis machines, I’ve set up the gear for tomorrow morning’s patients and all the meds have been given.
And it’s only 8:20PM.
It is pretty awesome, but sometimes when it gets to this hour, I realise that I still have four and a half hours of quiet time to go, I just don’t know what to do.
I’ve brought a book to read, (Generation Warriors) my iPhone to play around with and access sites that work won’t let me, but other than that, I have to look to the internets to find amusement during the lull in my shift.
