Hump day madness.

Not a lot of new stuff on Wednesday in my physical life. Things did go interesting in my online life. I talked to the state gambling commission to find out what the deal was with gambling at home and the laws. As long as there is no cover to get in and no rake we can gamble for us much as we wont. There are no restrictions. You can use real money for chips. You can gamble in the residence halls and anyplace that is considered a "home". So the fire station is not out either. However gambling at a business, even after hours is a no-no.

I dealt with BECU some more on my truck loan. They have reversed the late fee. That was nice. I am getting more paperwork sent out because the old stuff is lost somewhere.

I watched the Mariner's and South Park last night while chatting online. I talked with Justin for a while online and then I chatted with Zach for a while. I told him that Lobo was dead and would not be on G-Shack anymore. He asked why.

I told him I felt that I was too old to be on it. Most of the people are high schoolers and young. I don't have a problem with that, but I feel like I am misrepresenting myself. I wanted to be clear with everyone. Then I told Zach that I graduated from high school in ninety-two. He was cool with that. He said he had no problem chatting with me still. I was happy about that. Zach is a cool guy. He then asked me if I was gay. I side stepped that question for a while. Then I found a story about Peter and I on my blog from back in August of ought-three. I sent that to him. It was the story about me coming out to Peter. So that was how I came out to Zach. He said he was cool with me being gay, but he did not agree with it.

I told him we would have to talk on that point for a while. I also chatted on g.com for a while. I talked to two people in Pullman. One guy was born eight days before I was. The other guy I have chatted with many times in the past, he is AirJer. AirJer and I will be getting a drink or two together this Saturday night. The other guy may join us. That is up in the air.

I met AirJer in real life when he came to the jail one day while I was working. He was working for Unsolved Mysteries shooting a story about Fred Russell. They were interviewing a guy in our jail. So I was there to assist them with getting what they needed.