Things I have learned today.
May. 18th, 2007 02:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
featherynscale1. When the top entry on your friends list is a photograph of some sort of Anton Lavey goat orgy, it takes much longer for your open browser window to close than at any other time.
2. According to the NIH's body mass index calculator, I'm not obese. In fact, I'm awfully close to what they think is a 'normal healthy weight'. This comes as something of a shock.
3. Pepsi product websites are practically useless. I'm looking for a very critical piece of information: Where can I buy Starbucks DoubleShots in the sugar-free version? (I'm not usually a supporter of Star-"taste the charcoal, not the bean*"-Bucks, but this is pretty tasty, and in any case, it seems to be the only sugar-free iced coffee product in the world.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kittenpants claims to have bought a brand called Havana at a truck stop somewhere, but this legendary brand has proved as elusive as Bigfoot, grey aliens, or compassionate conservativism.) Can I find this important info on the Starbucks iced coffees website? No, I cannot. I can, however, click on a lot of unlabeled photo-elements within a scene to be taken to things like a screen where I can virtually grab a glass, fill it with ice, and presumably pour iced coffee into it. Very helpful, that is.
4. The Long John Silver's near my office is closing at the end of this month. I have a strong desire to go there for one last serving of cheap, greasy, batter-covered fish and chips rolled in extra salt (and perhaps some heavy metals or radioactive materials) before they close. But I probably won't.
* I believe that this description of the Starbucks roast process should be credited todiermuid.
2. According to the NIH's body mass index calculator, I'm not obese. In fact, I'm awfully close to what they think is a 'normal healthy weight'. This comes as something of a shock.
3. Pepsi product websites are practically useless. I'm looking for a very critical piece of information: Where can I buy Starbucks DoubleShots in the sugar-free version? (I'm not usually a supporter of Star-"taste the charcoal, not the bean*"-Bucks, but this is pretty tasty, and in any case, it seems to be the only sugar-free iced coffee product in the world.
kittenpants claims to have bought a brand called Havana at a truck stop somewhere, but this legendary brand has proved as elusive as Bigfoot, grey aliens, or compassionate conservativism.) Can I find this important info on the Starbucks iced coffees website? No, I cannot. I can, however, click on a lot of unlabeled photo-elements within a scene to be taken to things like a screen where I can virtually grab a glass, fill it with ice, and presumably pour iced coffee into it. Very helpful, that is.4. The Long John Silver's near my office is closing at the end of this month. I have a strong desire to go there for one last serving of cheap, greasy, batter-covered fish and chips rolled in extra salt (and perhaps some heavy metals or radioactive materials) before they close. But I probably won't.
* I believe that this description of the Starbucks roast process should be credited to
diermuid.
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