My parents just got back. They were across the road checking out the Quonset. our neighbor, who stores some stuff in there called. apparently there is (or was, it has dried) water everywhere. They went to check it out and sure enough there was lots of damage.

The stupid this is that it was fine until some "Professionals" started re-shingling it. They aren't done since it has rained the last few days and they couldn't work on it, but the plastic or what ever it is that they put down under the (eventual) shingles is supposed to keep out the water.

Well it didn't work too well.

They got back and apparently Al (the neighbor) was right. Normally I wouldn't care too much, but 75+% of everything I own is in there. my couch, recliner, dressers, TV (Which I was going to replace anyways, but that is beside the point) books, video game stuff, ect is all in there. Some of it can't be replaced, and others I can't afford to.

The worse part, for me, is that my parents don't seem to care. When they were telling me they seemed to be rather indifferent about that face that the vast majority of my possessions may be ruined. Yes they are just things, but they are my things, and for someone who had hoped to get a new place soon, that means that if it all is gone, I basically have what is currently in the dungeon. If this is all I have left, I essentially have a sparsely decorated loft.

Everything seemed to be going so good. I found my wallet yesterday (!) and things seemed to be going good yesterday and today. Now this. Why do I get the feeling that this is a sign of how my day will go.

Great way to wake up.

Lol. so, officially, someone or something left Undertaker in an vegetative state, and based on Kane's promo at the start of Smackdown tonight, Taker is gone for good, and Kane has sworn to make those responsible pay.

Unofficially, Taker is at home healing from a broken orbital bone and I believe broken nose.

It is nice to see Kane with a clear direction and what should be a good storyline, and his promo at the start of the show was the best I have ever seen him do. It was also nice to see him wearing pants similar to those he wore while wearing the mask.

So why do I get the feeling that, in the end, it will be revealed that Kane was the one that took Taker out?

Lol. Watching an episode of Molto Mario (Favas 'N' Fish in case anyone is wondering) and Anthony Bourdain is on it! And he looks really young here (Well, younger then he is on No Reservations.) I'm guessing this is when he was doing A Cook's Tour.



Update: Did some checking. The episode I'm watching was shown in 2002, which would have been during the second (and final) season of A Cook's Tour.

Tough Question

I was just watching CNN and they did the weather. The first thing I saw was another Hurricane. And the first thing I thought was "Oh Good. It's hitting Mexico." Does the fact that I was glad it was hitting Mexico and not the US make me a bad person? If so, oh well.