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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Number two hundred

Being at work on Saturday, I will only be at work until noon today, like your girlfriend. I might try to finally do something about the title for my Chevy Cavalier, which has not belonged to the Bank of America for months.
This post is number two hundred to this blog!
Since January 15, this blog has been written toward the simple purpose of blogging. With its glass equipment, modern science has never once stepped along the wide continent to say why this author is not living as one partner in a married couple, but a proud man without a lovely wife. Sigh, sometime I shall enjoy a myofascial for my upper body, especially for my shoulder.
Myofascial release - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“Myofascial release is a form of soft tissue therapy used to treat somatic dysfunction and accompanying pain and restriction of motion. This is accomplished by relaxing contracted muscles, increasing circulation, increasing venous and lymphatic drainage, and stimulating the stretch reflex of muscles.”
I bought fuel today, and my Cavalier posted 26.990 miles per gallon or 8.683 liters per 100 kilometers.
Later I waited at the Johnson County Department of Motor Vehicles to register the Cavalier. Although I love their queuing system, I am unsure how to feel about their paging system. I now have my Kansas title receipt; the real title will be in the mail in ten days.
Schlotzsky’s Pick Your Chicks, Route 66 Sweepstakes
“Pick your chicks and sign up for a chance to win a 2011 Camaro or one of 300 Schlotzsky’s gift cards! Play now at www.pickyourchicks66.com!”
I had to have a celebratory meal using a coupon to Schlotzsky’s Deli: a free 20-oz. drink and bag of chips with the purchase of a chicken sandwich. I chose the large Sedona Chicken sandwich, which was twice the size of a medium sandwich.
I would like to be so especially generous to certain one-term president.
Bush: Obama deserves to govern ‘without criticism from me’
“Fresh off a book tour for his memoir Decision Points, former president George W. Bush broke ground for his presidential library today, saying he would not use a new policy institute to second-guess the decisions of President Obama.”
One of my friends from Project Improv once said about me, of which some I have also noted myself:
“Chris H.
First impression: This guy has an extensive vocabulary for puns.

Likes: Your hate for saint Patrick day and your love for cars.
Dislikes: That you like every status i put up, weather it is a good status or a bad one. It helps to know context sometimes. Also hate how much you rag on Obama.

Confession: I think you sometimes you do not fully apply yourself. Your full potential is much more, strive for doing your best in all things.”
Christopher Hurt is watching MythBusters on the Discovery Channel.
Land Rover Official Homepage | Land Rover USA
“The official USA site of Land Rover. Browse Land Rover’s line of performance and luxury vehicles. Click for models, pricing information and more.”
Later I’ll watch new South Park.
Pro Concrete Designs: concrete polishing, concrete staining and engraving
“Transform your ordinary old concrete driveways and sidewalks into a beautiful work of art with concrete engraving and staining!”
Just learned while watching, The Onion will have a new series on Comedy Central.
Study: Majority Of Highlights Boring
“UNIVERSITY PARK, PA—A three-year study of highlights across all major sports concluded that 94 percent of televised top plays and incredible displays of skill were in fact pretty boring.”
In closing, the only parallel, which I would like to be drawn, is to episode 200 of South Park, and I dont know why.

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