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Jan. 21st, 2002 06:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lauralhHA HA HA!
I checked my tires today. Two were at 20 PSI, one was at 5 PSI, and the other was at 40 PSI (the one that I had filled professionally). It's frankly amazing how much better bumps feel when your tires are inflated properly.
I "accidentally" sent an application to be a ColdFusion developer. I think that's a WSYWIG HTML/web program... I was sent a questionaire from the company, despite not having ColdFusion listed on my resume/skills. The questions are mainly about commuting and salary requirements, though - I guess to screen people out.
Time to make the soup.
I checked my tires today. Two were at 20 PSI, one was at 5 PSI, and the other was at 40 PSI (the one that I had filled professionally). It's frankly amazing how much better bumps feel when your tires are inflated properly.
I "accidentally" sent an application to be a ColdFusion developer. I think that's a WSYWIG HTML/web program... I was sent a questionaire from the company, despite not having ColdFusion listed on my resume/skills. The questions are mainly about commuting and salary requirements, though - I guess to screen people out.
Time to make the soup.
