How Many?
There were many potential exciting blog topics that I could possible write down for you to read and see, over the past few weeks quite a number of weird, exciting, boring, and worldly stories just keep on coming to make my world my world. No that's not a mistake the double 'my world's adds effect. So I could tell about going to the police station yesterday... I could also inform you of the US and its plans to build new nuclear weapons with the added bonus that they would be MORE viable for actual use... just check out this cool flash animation about it:
NUKE BOOOM!!!! YEAH!!!
I could even divulge a bit into what I really do here... Telling you how I got on Local television - and not a cheap 'Look at me at a sporting event making a face to get on camera type' but I got interviewed! Take that! But alas no, I will tell you nothing about the above at all, but rather a fairly hilarious story involving Aeroplan points (kinda like airmiles except a Canadian Original Idea) since i'll be collecting very very much many traveling to China and all. 8000 miles alone one way. But just to put it in perspective I need 25000 miles to get a free flight from Toronto to LA, what can I say? Aeroplan miles is reason enough to FLY! I can see the next time I talk to a travel agent...
She: "Where do you want to go?" -travel agents are always females... I know its gender discrimination... but us guys can't do anything about it.
Me: "I don't know, I just want aeroplan miles.. how about I just pay you for a ticket and you debit my account with aeroplan miles?"
She: "That's stupid...why collect aeroplan miles when you could actually travel with a ticket AND collect aeroplan at the same time?"
Me: "The plane might crash? How am I going to collect areoplan miles when I'm dead? bet you didn't think of that one..."
and so on...
So in order to collect areoplan miles you need to show your aeroplan card # to the travel agent. Now I need to book tickets back to LA and Toronto and I do want to collect those miles... but I had a problem, I had no Idea where that number was, so I thought hey, maybe I can go on the website and find out since I had to register on the web in the first place. On the website you have to log in. Great! Using your areoplan Number... which I don't have. That being said, I also need to type in a password too, which I also forgot. hmmm kinda stuck.
Luckily sifting through my emails I find an email from Air Canada with my aeroplan mile number. Go back to the website, and remember I still need my password. I was not completly out of options, since the login page also had a link aptly named "click here if you forgot your password". Which I clicked and sent me to a page where I had a answer a secret question. Secret question you say? Its a question that you make up when you first register that if you happen to forget your passward and you can answer your secret question, they will give you your password (or a least email it to you.) Usually people have a question like "What is my mothers maiden name" or "What year did world war II end" but when I took a look at mine it said, "How Many?" .... great that's MY QUESTION? HOW MANY? how many what? I don't know, I don't remember what I was thinking at the time. Talk about making a secret question difficult for the person who wrote the secret question. Though I must say it was a good one cause it stumped me. I tried 4, 11, 7777, and 1979... but apparently that's not how many of what I was thinking at the time there were. *sigh* Can you help me tell me how many?
NUKE BOOOM!!!! YEAH!!!
I could even divulge a bit into what I really do here... Telling you how I got on Local television - and not a cheap 'Look at me at a sporting event making a face to get on camera type' but I got interviewed! Take that! But alas no, I will tell you nothing about the above at all, but rather a fairly hilarious story involving Aeroplan points (kinda like airmiles except a Canadian Original Idea) since i'll be collecting very very much many traveling to China and all. 8000 miles alone one way. But just to put it in perspective I need 25000 miles to get a free flight from Toronto to LA, what can I say? Aeroplan miles is reason enough to FLY! I can see the next time I talk to a travel agent...
She: "Where do you want to go?" -travel agents are always females... I know its gender discrimination... but us guys can't do anything about it.
Me: "I don't know, I just want aeroplan miles.. how about I just pay you for a ticket and you debit my account with aeroplan miles?"
She: "That's stupid...why collect aeroplan miles when you could actually travel with a ticket AND collect aeroplan at the same time?"
Me: "The plane might crash? How am I going to collect areoplan miles when I'm dead? bet you didn't think of that one..."
and so on...
So in order to collect areoplan miles you need to show your aeroplan card # to the travel agent. Now I need to book tickets back to LA and Toronto and I do want to collect those miles... but I had a problem, I had no Idea where that number was, so I thought hey, maybe I can go on the website and find out since I had to register on the web in the first place. On the website you have to log in. Great! Using your areoplan Number... which I don't have. That being said, I also need to type in a password too, which I also forgot. hmmm kinda stuck.
Luckily sifting through my emails I find an email from Air Canada with my aeroplan mile number. Go back to the website, and remember I still need my password. I was not completly out of options, since the login page also had a link aptly named "click here if you forgot your password". Which I clicked and sent me to a page where I had a answer a secret question. Secret question you say? Its a question that you make up when you first register that if you happen to forget your passward and you can answer your secret question, they will give you your password (or a least email it to you.) Usually people have a question like "What is my mothers maiden name" or "What year did world war II end" but when I took a look at mine it said, "How Many?" .... great that's MY QUESTION? HOW MANY? how many what? I don't know, I don't remember what I was thinking at the time. Talk about making a secret question difficult for the person who wrote the secret question. Though I must say it was a good one cause it stumped me. I tried 4, 11, 7777, and 1979... but apparently that's not how many of what I was thinking at the time there were. *sigh* Can you help me tell me how many?