Date of Entry: 8/26/06

I have just come across a Palm Pilot, a friend has given it to me and I have decided that I love it. It's great, you can store data in it, and then access that data when the time comes when the retrieval of that data is necessary. Data. How is it pronounced? Dah-ta or day-ta. I pronounce it day-ta. The thing is, it's not really new, it's from like 1995. Wow, I was searching on Google to see if I could find a picture, and I found the exact model. Here is what my new palm pilot looks like:



Sure, it looks ehhhh how you say ehhh crappy, but it's still good. In fact, I have my next rant stored on it so I won't forget. It's about a commercial for Vegas. In fact, let me get it started right now.

I just saw a commercial for this new Vegas hotel that is giving away like 3 days and 3 nights for free just to get people to come. I don't know how they can afford to do that, I don't think it's going to be profitable for them. In fact, it's probably a scam. I've heard of people getting mail saying they can go for free on these great cruises or trips, and they end up sucking. Perhaps the scam has advanced to TV? All I know is that it was on a cable channel, and not like USA, TBS, or FX, no no, it was either GSN or G4. So it's possible it could be a scam. But that's not why I think it's weird. There's a part in the commercial where it shows the guy who is saying everything having a drink in the pool. In fine print at the bottom of the screen, it says "This is not an alcoholic beverage." What is the purpose of saying that. WHAT!? Are people not going to come because it shows somebody drinking [alcohol] in a pool? I just don't see why they would say that. Now, I'm not even going to consider taking up their offer, just because of that. Spite, it's a great thing really, doing or not doing something just out of spite. Websters Dictionary (by that, I mean dictionary.com) defines spite as "Go look it up yourself, I am not opening a new tab."