During dinner, a call came in - mom answered the phone and handed it to me, here is the conversation:
Boss: “Hey Larry, are you still looking for work?”
Me: “Yes, if you have anything available that’d be great.”
Boss: “Can you come in tonight, until about 8:30?”
Me: “Sure, that’d be great!”
(more miscelaneous stuff).
But the good part is I get to go into WORK, and make some MONEY! Eventhough it won’t be a shit load it’s still friggin money! Money is money and money is good no matter how much.
But I was actually gonna make a huge entry with updates and such but I felt this was more important than what I was originally going to say…
EDIT: Don’t ask me exactly what I’m doing, because I won’t know until I get there, but it IS at a restaurant so it’s either bus boy or washing dishes, but hey isn’t that everybodys first job? 
People have asked me how many domain names I own, some say I’m a “collector” thank you smash 
and well to make the rest of you STFU, I went through my two domain registrars and made a nice little list.
Most of these domains were at one time hosted, then terminated because I lost interest, some are on the block for future development, and some are just for “collection” like maryfritz.com (my grandma who passed) and myrnaseifert.com (her twin sister who is still alive). But anyways, the list is as follows.
Domains at GoDaddy:
amacgenius.net
amacgenius.org
arrow-keys.org
creativelive.org
designinmind.org
digitialnirvana.com
duosdistrict.com
isurvived911.com
larryiskewl.com
macbungalow.com
macplace.net
macsicle.com
openmindednetwork.com
pimpmysoftware.com
thebigyg.com
theclosedbox.com
thesmo.com
theultimac.net
xlerate.org
Domains at Enquata:
amacgenius.com
amacgeniusmedia.com
brokemedia.com
julestm.com
macretrospect.com
maryfritz.com
myrnaseifert.com
previewcast.com
qqube.com
shadowmac.com
smoothblack.com
victoropening.com
Total of all the domains I own: 31 domain names!
digg story
Four Years After 9/11 We still have never forgotten and never will.
Digg this and rember 9/11.
Please do digg this, it would mean a lot!
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AOL and Jabber announced (on April 14th this year) they have formalized server-to-server communication between their clients. Google Talk is based on Jabber — could Google take advantage of this agreement to allow some kind of interoperability between Gtalk and AIM?
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“A handful of blog-evangelists, a couple of key buys and some libertarian friendly moves have turned Yahoo from a dot.has.been to the new darling of the chattering classes. It is only a matter of time when mainstream media rediscovers Yahoo, and a stock market resurgence follows..”
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(I’m going to start using some digg stuff on my blog so get used to it. )
