Applesauce for my health

The contest is still on, send me your coolest/most unique phrase! It
can be just a few words, or a whole sentence or whatever floats your
boat. As long as it's cool and makes me smile!

Here is a link to a movie that many of you have seen and enjoyed, and
that others of you may see and will enjoy.
http://www.superbowl-info.com/bin/edscatherders.mov

It's a good one, I had a good chortle last night. I also showed my
sister a site that I have already included in one of my earliest
emails. I'll put a link to it here:
http://homepage.mac.com/webmasterkai/kaicurry/gwbush/stateofthe.html
It's pretty funny if you forget all loyalties you may have for Bush.
Don't take it personally. Just lighten up and have a good time.

Today is Farmer's Day, Emergency Nurses' Day, and Moment of
Frustration Day. I haven't been frustrated all day, I used up all my
moments yesterday. Yesterday was a little hard to get through, but I
made it, and I feel much happier today. My eyes and throat still
hurt, and I have a lot of borborygmus action going on, but I'm all
right.

I just found out today that DIII is this Saturday. Do any of you have
tickets, or know how to get them? I would like to go. If I make it
to Night On The Hill, could I get tickets then? Or do I need to get
them sooner? Please help, I would hate to miss it. Really. I drove
400 miles last year to be there, it would be really stupid if, living
6.5 miles from the stadium, I miss it. I know a lot of you are in it,
so please help a brother out. Also, if any of you are in town, and
not performing and are going, let me know that too. We should totally
go together. Or maybe I could sit with one of yous' families or
something.

"Maglev systems offer a number of advantages over conventional trains
that use steel wheels on steel rails. Because magnetic levitation
trains do not touch the guideway, maglev systems overcome the
principal limitation of wheeled trains—the high cost of maintaining
precise alignment of the tracks to avoid excessive vibration and rail
deterioration at high speeds. Maglev trains can provide sustained
speeds greater than 500 km/h (300 mph), limited only by the cost of
power to overcome wind resistance."

http://www.bfi.org/introduction_to_bmf.htm
This is a link to some basic information of a highly influential man
that my sister got me interested in, I just stumbled across his name
and decided to throw in a link. I didn't know he had an official
institute. You may notice that he was born exactly the same date I
was if you read the year dyscalculially like I did.

I did some research and found that the 2005 World's Fair will be held
in Aichi, Japan. How cool! I really like Japan. The theme will be
Rediscovering Nature's Wisdom. I kinda want to go to one of the
Expositions sometime. I wonder how much it costs to get in. An
unlimited pass for 2005 costs 17,500 Yen, or about $159.50. So tight!
I think that someday I'll be able to manage that. It will have to be
my whole vacation one year though. Maybe in a few years when I'm
single and wild, and after I win the lottery. It's a pretty big chunk
of dough.

"I'm high as a kite, I just might stop to check you out"

-Brian