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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Wasp Crackers
I was all ready to file this one under "Redundant Slurs Against White People", until I looked at the picture. ETA: Speaking of crackers, we're teaching American Sign Language to Troy, hoping that it will reduce the terror of the … Continue reading
Pigs Fly
Granted, I haven’t really spoken to the guy in quite a while, but I sure didn’t see this one coming: Mark and Lex’s Engagement Website It did seem awfully chilly in hell Sacramento this morning… Congrats, Mark and Lex!
"fat hawaiian singer"
Google is so good. For some reason, that "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" song popped into my head. I knew that an overbese Hawai’ian guy remade it over 10 years ago, but I had no clue as to his real name (which … Continue reading
FireFox being a pig? Try updating or disabling your problematic add ons
I removed one, and updated two others, and FireFox is performing much better than it had been. If you're seeing sluggish performance, give this list a once-over and see if your Add Ons can be tweaked. http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problematic_extensions
Bear is back
Bear Grylls is back, starting the filming of the remainder of Man vs. Wild Season 2. From the looks of things, we're going to see more extreme environments, longer episodes, and a more transparent process: The new shows will also … Continue reading
Hello, Big Brother
This is scary: Tackling a dilemma right out of a science fiction novel, the state Senate passed legislation Thursday that would bar employers from requiring workers to have identification devices implanted under their skin. It's pretty simple, really. Any company … Continue reading