December 14, 2004

Where Have The Years Gone?

Filed under: Personal — Tim @ 1:57 am

tim key mises
Well, despite nature’s damndest I had yet another birthday on planet earth.

This, in spite of getting a nasty flu and being covered in poison ivy (who knew crawling around in a forest for 3 days would create the possibility of running into some alergen). And to top it off I had two exams today.

Nevertheless, I successfully outsourced my celebration to India. So some guy in Bombay is having the time of his life, for $2.73.

Additionally, Sean Lynch suggested that for a paltry $.10/night I could also outsource my marital duties to India, China or even Singapore.

Michael Blowhard dug up some nice statistical gems that are too good to ruin by reposting them here.

Tyler Cowen found this infonugget: “On average, a working-age German works about 2 hours and 35 minutes per calendar day.”

John Engler at inluminent has the Walmart-joke-of-the-day.

And the economic endgame apparently already happened in North Korea.

Here’s to looking forward to another Aggie-filled year and to sobriety, wherever it may lurk.

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  1. Happy birthday! (Why is Veksler all blurry?)

    Comment by bkMarcus — December 14, 2004 @ 2:54 am

  2. He took the red pill.

    And to protect his secret identity.

    Comment by Tim Swanson — December 14, 2004 @ 11:11 am

  3. Happy birthday, Tim!

    I feel your pain with the flu and the finals. I came down with some sort of horrendous stomach virus yesterday, and finals were not enjoyable at all.

    Comment by Brandon Wardlaw — December 14, 2004 @ 2:44 pm

  4. Be happy that you’re still in the age bracket that announces birthdays, rather than the one which makes deals – “Please, don’t do anything for my birthday. I promise not to do anything for yours in return, OK?”

    Comment by tex — December 15, 2004 @ 11:26 pm

  5. Happy belated birthday :)

    Comment by sharleen — December 20, 2004 @ 7:35 pm

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