"There's some real whackos out there..."
It has finally arrived.
Yes, that moment you've been waiting for (well, we have, anyway) is finally here. After 7 years of false starts, hopes, wishes, dreams, even prayers, the mini is in town. It has been spotted by many (get it, rhymes with mini? Ah, what do you know from funny...) and in the company of hot pants.
In related news, this is the year the bikini finally broke out in Taiwan. W0-0t!
Let's celebrate, boys.
T
Man it's hot. And that's all I have to say about that.
It's funny, but the weather here really makes me think about the extreme differences between Farenheit and Celsius, and how much more sense Celsius makes. I mean - when it's 25 degrees here, it's nice and comfortable. That's about the equivalent of 72 and sunny. At 30 degrees we're looking at 85 Farenheit. Big Difference in both scales.
But what about the difference between just hot and stiflingly hot? When it's over 30 here, say 33 like today, the difference is noticable, but it's only the difference between 85 and 90. It's the 1 degree increments that make the difference and make more sense. The difference between 85 and 87 is almost impossible for me to feel, but an increment in a single degree in celsius is substantial.
Should we talk about the weather?
Should we talk about the government?
hello, i saw you, i know you i knew you
i think i can remember your name...
I really will try to post interesting things here later...
............ well, there's lots of things that are funny. But, I can't think of any of them. This is just my first attempt at "posting" a message via an email, but I've really nothing to say. I wonder how many thousands of other new bloggerites (bloggerese, for you sensistive Taiwaners) go through the same silly shallow meaningless message stage?
Had this been a REAL SARS emergency, you signal you just heard would have been followed by:
