Weekend Recap
Friday Night Friday night, Aron, Heather, my wife and I went out for sushi and then caught the 8:15pm showing of
Year 2005
By Grepthar’s Hammer!
…I swear that, should I ever occasion to meet the fool responsible for devising the Ovaltine ad campaign featuring ever-so-annoying children speaking in a completely stilted, unrealistic fashion, I’m going to give him a rich chocolatey punch in the stomach.
And You Thought Teddy Ruxpin Was Creepy!
Were I a Chinese schoolchild, I think I’d be quite reluctant to trust Baizhixing. *shudder* That puppy is the stuff nightmares are made of. Gah. Gives me the willies just looking at it.
I Keep Trying To Tell People, But Do They Listen?
Shame on Lileks. He went to Best Buy (cbtn) to replace a fritzy DVD player, managed to get upsold on a shady “HDTV” player and then discovered that Best Buy (cbtn) is no longer content with simply taking his money.…
Ugliest. Cars. Ever.
Car Talk listeners have voted and the results are in – I hereby present the ugliest cars of 2005. And yes, they’re all ugly.
With Apologies To Homer Simpson
Chocolate and a Coke can – is there anything they can’t do? For those of you allergic to clicking on links, you’d be well advised to click that one, as it’s not often you get to see how to set…
Hmmmm.
Maybe the residents of the IBT should have been using perpendicular storage. (Okay, it’s no School House Rock, but it’s hard drive technology, for goodness’ sake! At least Hitachi is trying to keep people interested…)
Whatever You Do, Don’t Press The Third Button
Institute for Backup Trauma – who knew backing up to tape could be so hazardous to your mental health? Who knew John Cleese and Michael Dorn would be involved?
Irresponsible Free Content Provider + Slow News Day = No Blog Updates
An explanation, in brief, for my lack of updates: I’ve been busy all day installing the new Google Mini we got in today. Details/impressions to follow.
You Might Be A Redneck If…
To add fuel to Nobrainer’s Wal Mart fire, not only is Wal Mart “responsible” for costing the taxpayers of the US $1.6B a year, it’s also responsible for helping launch Jeff Foxworthy’s career, thereby costing a goodly-sized portion of the…
