Sub Fury

Hey kids. I'm writing from home, after a few days of well-earned (in my opinion) rest, relaxation, and doing virtually nothing. Let me bid you welcome to the post-Tech and post-Albuquerque writings for Ramble On. I'll be doing a lot of traveling and moving around this summer, so posting may be sporadic, but I'll do my best to keep what I do write entertaining and relevant to both my life and the goings-on of my surroundings. I have, of course, many plans for updating the rest of the site, and I hope that I get at least a few of them done.

A daily news tidbit for you:

I was ordering a sandwich from the local Subway when, to my shock and horror, I saw that they were discontinuing the Sub Club free sub program! What has science done?!? Apparently, the Louisa store is the latest in a string of stores that are part of a test program that discontinues use of the stamp-giving free sub goodness. The reasoning behind all this? People are fraudulently using these cards. Yep, they're actually going through the time and hassle of faking Sub Club cards so they can get a free sub (with the purchase of a drink, mind you). Well, good job guys! Now we all suffer! I'm expecting the loyal Subway back in Blacksburg to follow suit, because some guys were arrested there earlier this year for doing the same thing. Dangit.