Today we went to the Oregon History Museum. Actually, first we drove all the way to Milwaukie (OK it was 10 minutes away) to go to the Safeway Fuel Station, because we have accumulated 90 cents in Power Pump Rewards, and that means 90 cents off per gallon. How wise to use it for a fill-up before driving 200 miles home, right. WRONG. Apparently Oregon doesn't do the power pump rewards program and the idiots who pump gas for a living in Oregon actually made fun of us for mentioning it. What the F*&& ever- you bonehead. That wasn't our only idiot gas-pumper story. How nice of the state to pass a stupid law for the sole purpose of employing people without brain cells.
The second gas-pumper incident involves us asking a gas pumper "where's the nearest Washington Mutual?" to which he replies "uuuum uuuhhh, wellll... I don't know, dude (heheheeh) sorry, man" and then, a lightbulb goes off "maybe that way..." points the wrong way on a one way street. So we circle around town for about an hour. Keeping our eyes open for a WAMU but really just looking at architecture, landmarks, people, no big deal. We find a wamu and head back for that intersection because it's really where we needed to be.
Darned if there isn't a frigging WAMU a block away from the jerk. How can you NOT KNOW about a business that's a block from your work. Are you blind? No- just an Oregon gas pumper.
What a great reason to go electric or use bio diesel. Sorry, man.
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Stupid Oregon Gas-Pumpers
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Does it count?
As a road trip when we only went 3 miles from home? We got lost on the way there. It was the longest playday we've had in a while, our first major "haning out at someone else's house all day" kind of day in months and months. Quite a day, a much-needed rest for my soul with a very very good friend. We should go camping or something. To a spa or something. Maybe it's relevant to a travel blog because we both write hotel reviews. And, she has a really cool baby travel backpack thing. That makes this perfectly relevant for a travel blog. And we should go on vacation. Is that all of the vacation/travel keywords I can possibly make into a relevant post? Just following the rules here....
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