The following is based on events that occurred on May 19 and May 20.
I use my credit card to buy water from a vending machine. The directions on the machine tell you to press END to complete the transaction, but I can't find an END key.
I kind of feel like falling to my knees and pounding the machine repeatedly, shouting, "There is no end. There is no end."
But of course, there's always an end. It's what gives things value.
I press CLEAR. That seems to do the trick. Otherwise, I'm buying water for everyone until someone installs an END button.
Some youngsters traveling together are discussing their lives, which means they're discussing their virtual lives.
Someone from Canada that somebody didn't know friended somebody on FaceBook and then they chatted and it turns out that someone is so-and-so's best friend from before they moved to somewhere.
You can relax now, since you finally know who that is.
I use my credit card to buy water from a vending machine. The directions on the machine tell you to press END to complete the transaction, but I can't find an END key.
I kind of feel like falling to my knees and pounding the machine repeatedly, shouting, "There is no end. There is no end."
But of course, there's always an end. It's what gives things value.
I press CLEAR. That seems to do the trick. Otherwise, I'm buying water for everyone until someone installs an END button.
Some youngsters traveling together are discussing their lives, which means they're discussing their virtual lives.
Someone from Canada that somebody didn't know friended somebody on FaceBook and then they chatted and it turns out that someone is so-and-so's best friend from before they moved to somewhere.
You can relax now, since you finally know who that is.
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