WISH List [Part II]

I also want

Pillows
and Chocolate
and Bring It On 4 DVD
and clock (I really like clocks)
and puppies
and colour printer
and new bed
and Wombat Gully Plant Farm voucher

I’ll think of more soon.

Thanks guys

My Christmas WISH List [Part I]

I want…

I-Pod
and Nintendo Wii
and Digital Camera
and Pony
and Headphones
and Star Wars Episodes II, and V soundtracks
and Pictionary
and Balderdash
and Japanese Peace Lily
and piece of hull from Titanic
and Back to The Future DVDs
and Car Audio System
and reusable/biodegradable/not-smelly kitty litter
and JB Hi-Fi voucher

I’ll think of more soon.

Thanks guys

Payback

This is a blog entry written by myself in response to Crommo’s first comment on my first blog.

As I sit here struggling to compose my fifth uninteresting blog entry, my thoughts travel to a place full of sh*t. I follow my thoughts and wind up at ‘Crommoa’, a self-indulgent tiresome record of a life that is not his own; as he continues to find all his glory through the finances that his parents provide him. But as an open minded person, I decide it’s best that I read on and don’t judge someone by a months worth of hedonistic blogs (look it up if you don’t know what ‘hedonistic’ means Jon).

 

I wonder why anyone would care about what Jon looks like in a mirror let alone real life. Yet this dull idea makes its way onto his ‘eventful’ blog.

 

It’s not the blog that’s so tedious; it’s more the constant negative comments that seem to carry on through the entire WordPress network. “Of course it was him that came up with the idea to ‘blog’”; therefore I should hold back on this blog ‘for Jon’ as he [as owner of WordPress] can delete me.

Why I hate Telstra (and everything they stand by): Part I

“Hmmm”, I was thinking.
“I’ve had enough of this ‘dial up’ rubbish that I’ve lived with for years.”
Now that I’m living in ‘my own’ house and I’m paying the bills, I thought; “why not get broadband”.

So, during a quiet Sunday afternoon shift (21st Oct) at Donut King I wandered on over to the Telstra shop at Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre. They were very helpful and were (unsurprisingly) keen on me signing up. So I filled out all the forms and ordered a wireless modem setup for ye olde computer.
I was quite excited about this new endeavour, and the idea that I could actually watch a 30 seconds YouTube video in less than 40mins.

Having spread the news, to all I knew, about my new development in technology I was informed by John-Paul that Telstra was quite possibly the worst value for money when it came to broadband.
My heart sank…

I dragged myself home to house full of disappointment. I had screwed up my life, I was going to receive a really bad internet plan.

I was lifted back up again when my neighbour stopped by and said that he had a great internet plan that I should use. I was greatly excited and immediately thought of ringing Teltra and canceling my order. It was incredible timing on my neighbours behalf.

So just 2 days after I had set up the order for a Telstra account etc. (Tuesday 23rd Oct) I rang them and told them of my decision to cancel everything. The call took about 20mins and the lady ensured me that everything was done. It seemed all to easy. I asked, “Do I need to sign anything? Every thing’s now done and my account’s been canceled?”
She reassured me with a “Yes”.

A week of bliss went by…