A summary of what life was like in 2005 and what we look forward to in 2006
written on Friday, December 30, 2005 by the Huy's HomeTurf!!!@Home team
The year is almost over and we wanted to recap on 2005 before it's over! Each person has something different to say!
Huy Dang and his "disappointments"
I originally thought 2005 would be a good year. But, there were many mishaps this year. But, I can honestly say that this is the year I truly developed a social life. Over the years, I have been known to sit around on Friday nights at the computer working on this website.
It probably started when I first got my class 5 driver's licence in February. This was when I started going out on Friday nights performing nonsensical tasks.
April was the month where bad things and good things occured at once. I am not going into any further detail.
December 21, 2005 was a disappointing day and I think you would know why.
In fact, that's all I will say. But, what I look forward in 2006 is... graduation.
Esther gets to the point
2005 was a CRAPPY year and I would never want to go through it again.
What Nathan Dutnall has to say
This whole thing is pointless and I refuse to participate.
David Couchman and his BIG ACCOMPLISHMENTS
2005 was definitely a big year for me. Back in June, I graduated from John G. Diefenbaker High School in Calgary, Alberta. Then, I went on a road trip to Toronto. During this trip, I took advantage of many Wi-fi hotspots. And, I am as much of a Real Canadian Superstore addict as our own webmaster, Huy. And, of course, the most unique store I've been to is the 8th Street store in Saskatoon. It looks like most stores that were built in the '90s but has an underground parking, an elevator and the bank machine is in an unusual space.
Jesse Finnman's profound line
2005 was an alright year, with the boom and the up-rise of the site, falling down to having almost no members per month, back to having a bigger and better site. Huy runs a good ship, a very good ship indeed he runs. Happy new years to all!
Kip, the weirdest one has something to say...
Damn skippy, yeah, damn skippy...
Thieu Hoang doesn't count
Since we get pissed off very EASILY after hearing what this loser has to say, we have basically cut him out of this business venture.
Chelsea is INSANE!
I don't really have a comment. But, I can honestly say that 2005 was ten times better than 2004.
I originally thought 2005 would be a good year. But, there were many mishaps this year. But, I can honestly say that this is the year I truly developed a social life. Over the years, I have been known to sit around on Friday nights at the computer working on this website.
2005 was a CRAPPY year and I would never want to go through it again.
This whole thing is pointless and I refuse to participate.
2005 was definitely a big year for me. Back in June, I graduated from John G. Diefenbaker High School in Calgary, Alberta. Then, I went on a road trip to Toronto. During this trip, I took advantage of many Wi-fi hotspots. And, I am as much of a Real Canadian Superstore addict as our own webmaster, Huy. And, of course, the most unique store I've been to is the 8th Street store in Saskatoon. It looks like most stores that were built in the '90s but has an underground parking, an elevator and the bank machine is in an unusual space.
2005 was an alright year, with the boom and the up-rise of the site, falling down to having almost no members per month, back to having a bigger and better site. Huy runs a good ship, a very good ship indeed he runs. Happy new years to all!
Damn skippy, yeah, damn skippy...
Since we get pissed off very EASILY after hearing what this loser has to say, we have basically cut him out of this business venture.
I don't really have a comment. But, I can honestly say that 2005 was ten times better than 2004.
