MSH with the CON

The new job has started. It's pretty much the same deal as the last. Just a lot more interesting and, well better. It was kind of daunting when I was thinking about it. As I said before, its the same sort of deal but the kicker is its on a bigger scale on some aspects. Such as the building and the amount of people I work with. That lasted a couple minutes anyways. Its a great help to be able to step back and say, "wait a minute, i've been through this already, i've done all this before". So it was quickly packed away. The only struggle is the commute, but I'm sure once I get into a groove it'll be fine. I've already set up a plan so it's just a matter of adapting and overcoming.

HOLY CAPED CRUSADER!

Wewt

Woohoo! Got the job.

Now the fun begins.

I'm watching you bitches...

Tuesday's Gone with the Wind

"Beware the fury of a patient man."
- John Dryden

No more speeding, Charlie Brown

So here in Ontario (thats in Canada) we have recently been experiencing a lot of fatalities due to impaired drivers and speeders. Basically people I have no idea how they got their license to drive a motor vehicle in the first place. Ah yes, the joys of corrupted systems. The saying, "Money talks" comes to mind. None the less, the Ontario government has come up with some new laws or "legislation" if you will, to combat these fuckers. Keep in mind the vehicles can be seized for 7days and fines of $2,000 can be given. I personally, have no problem with these new laws but cannot help but laugh at the last bulleted section of the legislation. It for some reason urges me to watch films such as, "Good Fellas" and "The Godfather".

Under the new legislation vehicles can be seized
and fines handed out when drivers:

• Drive 50 km/h or more over the speed limit
• Race and/or stunt drive
• Drive with someone in the trunk

Forgettaboutit

None the less, laws of this calibre will still not stop these 'mamalukes' from using their cars like RC racers at the circus. Maybe I should invest in a helicopter....