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Thursday, April 08, 2004
Addiction

The great thing about loving a gadget like the Pocket PC is the sense of community. Just as I made a ton of desktop wallpapers for the computer, I've been making a lot of Pocket PC themes to share. So far the hamster and Justin Timberlake themes are running a tight race.

It's like a sickness. Every time I surf the web and see a neat photo, I think "That would make a good theme." Their naked men category is still pretty anemic.




Dilemma...

We're having a small charity book sale at the office, which is ideal because I've been thinking about having another purge lately. There are some books I know I'm never going to read again, so why not give them to a worthy cause?

As I was ranging over the paperbacks trying to find contributions, I thought Do I really want people knowing I had this shit on my shelf?

I'm tempted to throw in The Satanic Bible to see if it sells.




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