What I Think About While Your At Work (Uni - whatever)

So instead of researching the idiots that make ninemsn.com.au interesting news and sharing my opinions, I am instead going to just divulge some of my thoughts on the randomest of things.

B the W (high five for my HIMYM readers) I am aware that "randomest" is indeed a word not in the general vernacular however I feel that it should be, right up there with "lame core" (yes Zach I know its yours, but just think now that its on here another 3 people will know about it!..Also Zach feel free to share the definition with us)...my stupid spellcheck recognised "Zach" as being incorrect...idiot

Right about now you will be thinking, well where is this information that is set to change my life forever (for the best...obviously)? well prepare yourselves.

I dont really know how to describe what it is I am doing here, now with this, I think it's just things that perhaps you will read and go "ahh yeah" and relate to it, perhaps you have felt a similar way about something or have done something similar to myself, as explained below.

Before I get into the following, I do have alot of these random thoughts prepped and ready for deployment however they will not all be shared tonight as than I will than run out of things to blog - kidding DON'T WORRY - I think about this shit all the time....

I just bought MOS Annual 2010... get on that. (fear not, that is not the content)

Judging by the amount (yes, its started so pay attention) of "facebook" traffic on Saturday night, it was Halloween, an event which is so iconically American, not Australian, that I will never (really) 1. celebrate 2. understand. To me Halloween is an excuse to dress like a skank (if your female...generally, and I'm not saying every girl does) or like a douche and eat copious amounts of candy/chocolate whatever strikes your fancy. And I'm sorry if you think that I'm some kind of Halloween grinch, but I just don't understand it, that doesn't mean I won't get involved in the activities happening because of the occasion.

For example, I went to Movie World on Saturday night for the "Fright Night" and had an awesome time :D, there were some awesome costumes, that just looked like alot of work, not to mention more smoke than a columbian sauna, if you didn't know what was going on you'd swear the Government had legalised the use of marijuana at Movie World.

On the way home, I stopped (along with my friends) in at the Coomera BP for something to eat and while waiting for my meal I was asked by some jughead

Uhhh is it Halloween?

Now he may have been blind or stupid, I don't know BUT that's irrelevant, the question was stupid, as the answer was so obvious...actually sorry, it is indeed every night that people dress like this -->

I was thinking today about driving with friends, and I think the thinking came about after I heard about another unfortunate car accident involving P platers, and I started to think about how learning to drive and getting your P's and how (well my parents anyway) used to be all ancy about who they let me get in the car with.

I remember the first time I drove in the car with Mitch (my best mate) my parents rang his parents and made sure it was okay and that he was a good enough driver :P

Even now there are just some people I wouldn't get in the car with, and the one thing I hate more than anything else is when people go on about "how good of a driver they are"...they might think so, they also tend to be those who park their car's and brain matter on and around a pole.

ANYWAY the point of the story is trust, and for me, the ultimate sign of trust is for your passenger to fall asleep, which says to me that they are comfortable driving with me and they are confident in my driving ability.

I guess it could also mean they think, oh shit, I'm going to die, I'd rather not be awake for this...

TomC