about a month ago...a filling in my molars became dislodged, fugin disintegrated and left a great big chasm,... no harm, no foul, just a fugin hole where i can keep my gum.... a coupla days ago i bit on somethin hard and a cascade o' pain shot thru my jaw.... it was the weekend, so i worked....anbesol and tylenol.... i had it ol.... hah....got my first toothache since Jaws...couldnt sleep for days...had it taken out today....a molar, haha. just lost my first adult tooth... tylenol 3ssss... vodka haha.....still hurts...woooaahh? i hunt an peck all my missives... and this seems to me to be about as valid a use of time as asking a jakey if your shoes match your bag....wwwwhhhheeeee ow
oh... and they dont.
Last edited by theballoonman; Jan-17-2007, 02:26 PM.
Helped prolong the life of a tree by about 30 days today. Protested, hugged trees, annoyed councillors, probably upset the Mayor. Got on Telly and confused policepeople with my walking ladder....
I burned another frying pan.
This time I melted a spatula to it.
My place is officially christened.
aaaaaah, it's good to be home. I knew something had been missing all this time.
Today I spend my lunch walking down to Spinmaster Toys, to talk to an inventor about what I should do with my stuff.
I am excited and incredibly insecure.
"You know what??! Forget it, man! My stuff's CRAP! I'm sorry I wasted your time! It doesn't fly or burp or wet its diapers! Forget it!!"
...i'll try to refrain from saying that.
Last year, long after taxes, I got a reassessment from Canada Revenue. They had given me $6.68 too much and were telling me to pay them back.
So, being the good girl that I am (who pays off credit card bills as soon as she uses the card, and over-pays her phone bills so that she'll have a smaller bill next month) I set up Canada Revenue on my internet banking and payed them off. $6.68.
Half a year later I got a phone call at work from Canada Revenue. A lady with a very strong Maritimes accent was asking me why they have a record of my paying them $6.68. I told them that was a good question. I had been asked to pay it, so I paid it. That was all I could tell them.
She hung up sounding very confused. Canada Revenue didn't know why they had asked me to give them $6.68.
I later received a letter telling me that they had now given me a credit of $6.68, to go towards the next tax year.
Thinking that I'm absolutely hilarious, I went straight to my computer and paid them $6.68. I giggled all the way.
Several months later they sent me a cheque -- $6.68.
I came very close to keeping up the payment, but decided it was probably unwise to piss off Canada Revenue. They've been nice to me thus far.
So I just cashed the cheque like a normal grown up would do.
I figured that was the end of the story.
I just picked up the mail and found another Government cheque for $6.68.
I have no idea what kind of game we're playing here.
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