Ha! T-Mobile can suck it.

Ever since I got my new Nokia 6600 (I've only mentioned that 8700 times...) I've been all dorkily excited to be able to play games on my phone in color... with animation and sound. The phone came with two games, Snake (sucks) and Mix Pix (fucking sucks).

I thought I could just purchase some games from the T-Mobile website and happily be on my way to yet another mindless distraction at work. But when I got to the games section of their site, it told me that my phone was whack and outdated and they didn't support downloadable games anymore. WTF T-Mobile???? My phone is old and outdated??? Not to me it isn't. I called them up and asked, "WTF T-Mobile?" and they told me on the phone the same thing the website did. And then they made fun of me for buying a phone that was cool three years ago. Whatever, if they had seen what I was upgrading from they would've understood why I love this phone so much.

For a while, I thought I'd have to satisfied with just taking pictures and 9-second videos and posting directly to my website from my phone (which still freaking amazes me). But I knew there had to be a way to get around it.

And today I found the work around. I found a website when I can download buttloads of games. For free! Good times all around! :)

Now, my phone is complete. Suck it, T-Mobile.

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The lengths I'll go to to get a Monterey Ranch Chicken sandwich from Wendy's... you see this line? It didn't move for like 15 minutes. Good thing I'm really into not going back to work in a timely manner...

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Right now, we are on the "fast ferry" going to Toronto for the night. Eh, you hosers. ;)

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Beer fest. $20 - all u can drink. Good times.

So, I'm sitting here at work, listening to High n'Dry, because I'm that cool... and I remembered the videos I took on my camera phone at the Def Leppard concert a few weeks ago. Now, I have to warn people that watching the video is just like being there.

Ok, for all the Def Leppard fans out there...



Maybe not exactly like being there...

I think I've hit a career low point. I actually left work early so I could go home and watch the paternity results show on Maury. Maybe it's time to get a new job.

Or a Tivo.