So!!! Its Friday. Nice. And yesterday, actually for weeks and weeks on end, I’ve been e-mailing bloggers and columnists about the docstoc embed feature.

Much of this has been fueled by my lack of movement in a chair except for my fingers across the keyboard, occasionally clicking on the mouse, and of course, from the house blend of a local French coffee shop.

So!!! Anyway, I’m psyched to see that Eric Zorn of the Chicago Tribune used the docstoc embed feature for his Post entitled, “Change of Subject; Good News for Gays, Bad News for Dems.“

Its Sunday morning, and I just got back from the gym although it was one of those gym sessions where you phone it in. You know… you put just enough effort in to SAY that you went. haha…

Anyway, I went out with a bunch of friends last night to a rustic bar in downtown LA to celebrate a friend’s birthday. My friend, let’s call him, Steve, is a director for Reality TV shows. He’s that hip LA type that always has cool sneakers…okay, back to my point. Whenever I see him, I ask him to upload his documents. Here is a typical conversation:

INT.COOL LA BAR-NIGHT

A crowded, cool bar with billiard tables as INDIE ROCK MUSIC PLAYS… Hot people are abound. So are the rest of us.

Me: Yo, Steve, what up?

Steve: Don’t start that again.

Me: I didn’t say anything.

Steve: You’re gonna ask me about documents. I don’t have any freaking documents to upload.

Me: Come on, Steve. We all have documents.

Steve: I don’t have any.

Me: (wiggling my eyebrows): Don’t lie to yourself, Steve. Just upload them. Increase traffic to your business website. Get indexed on all major search engines.

Steve gives me a strange glance.

Steve: Chillax

Me: What did you just say?

Steve: It means you should chill and relax. Chillax.

Yes, folks, I live in LA.

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