Peter ([info]fitek) wrote,
2005-07-31 23:51:00
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Happy Birthday to me!

Yes, I have reached the big 2-4. Thats two 12 packs, four six packs, or one case of beer. Such a perfect number only comes around... well every 24 years. Did you know that birthday candles at Draegers come in packs of 24? Yup. Or that there are 24 hours in a day? There is something simply divine about this number. Really, Douglas Adams had it all wrong-- its not 42, its 24. 24 is the number of perfection. I will now bask in the glory of this first day of perfection for its remaining two minutes. Thanks to all those who showed up yesterday!

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[info]katryna7

August 2 2005, 01:34:54 UTC 6 years ago

Thanks for the invite! You better post those pics when you get them! ;o)

24 is also a perfect number because it is the return of our zodiac year once more. So this year should be an especially lucky one. :o)

[info]larkvi

August 2 2005, 04:23:03 UTC 6 years ago

Happy birthday--I am afraid I will be at the part about two and a half weeks late--see you then.

[info]fitek

August 2 2005, 06:11:28 UTC 6 years ago

I await your return. Migraine would be honored to have you as our official photographer and roadie the Saturday of your return, if circumstances permit, as well.

[info]iluvsheep

August 3 2005, 02:10:33 UTC 6 years ago

I see how it is ... I don't get an invite :(

Well, despite my feelings of bitterness and betrayal, a belated Happy Birthday to you sir.

[info]fitek

August 3 2005, 05:29:03 UTC 6 years ago

Hi Cal, I was under the impression that you are in Boston. If you aren't, give me a call-- we should hang out. Erm, I sent invites to Eron and Sean and was going to send you one but it seemed rather silly to invite people thousands of miles away so I gave up...

[info]fitek

August 3 2005, 05:30:28 UTC 6 years ago

If it makes you feel any better, I still have a piece of meat in the fridge from the bbq. If I pack it in dry ice I'm sure it could arrive tasting slightly like beef jerky but free of maggots!

[info]iluvsheep

August 3 2005, 14:08:27 UTC 6 years ago

No I was definately being silly. I am indeed still in Boston.

As for your kind offer of meat ... are you sure dry ice is what you use to pack it? I am pretty sure normal ice will suffice. Though I must say I am a big fan of maggot-free.

[info]fitek

August 8 2005, 07:22:31 UTC 6 years ago

I think USPS might have a problem with a box filled with, erm, for lack of a better word, wet ice. I'm sure they'd love to open the back of their truck and find a big, wet, pulpy mess with a piece of old barbequed meat sitting on top, with some adjacent envelopes as garnishes.

Anonymous

August 8 2005, 14:29:45 UTC 6 years ago

I see you have only the noblest of intentions. And here I thought that you were just being cheap, dry ice weighing less than wet ice. For shame, I should have never doubted your empathy for the postal service.

[info]fitek

August 8 2005, 14:51:30 UTC 6 years ago

It's obviously time to obtain a Star Trek teleporter.

Or maybe we could build a Stargate that goes to my fridge?
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