...long enough, I can ever actually catch up?
So, lots and lots of stuff -- nothing super-exciting, but if I don't post I'll never be able to close all these open browser tabs! (Damn you Firefox for your tabbed browsing efficiency!)
SQ sent my this piece on the new Speed Racer movie.
In Japan, the Army is poised to attack... um... wild animals, apparently.
I don't even remember who sent me this article on the proposed Avengers movie (for the record, I can't imagine how that would work), but conceptually it's a neat idea.
More info and photos on our trip to Wizard World Philly coming shortly. Also, maybe some complaining about having to move my cube at work...
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Monday, February 19, 2007
Yet another sign...
...of the breakdown of society? Every time one of these types of stories shows up (and what's up with that?) people go on and on about how we don't know our neighbors and the speeding up of the pace of our society has destroyed the human connections. I sort of wonder how long people have been saying that...
In other news, OriginalWebb tells me that the sporadic blogger "phenomenon" wherein my posts don't appear right away has returned. So if you missed my birthday post or any of the stuff from February, please by all means, check them out.
Hopefully, a bit more later in the week, including the exciting world of plumbing repairs and bathroom remodeling...
In other news, OriginalWebb tells me that the sporadic blogger "phenomenon" wherein my posts don't appear right away has returned. So if you missed my birthday post or any of the stuff from February, please by all means, check them out.
Hopefully, a bit more later in the week, including the exciting world of plumbing repairs and bathroom remodeling...
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
The Ice Storm of DOOM!
Or at least that's what I've been calling it since yesterday. The birthday snow fizzled. And for that matter, so did the massive storm we were supposed to be getting. Although, if you ask me there were too many people ready for this one... so of course it didn't amount to anything. The weather folks are still playing coy, but I think they'll definitely have a forecast for Monday through Wednesday by something on Thursday...
A couple of amusing things sent in be various loyal readers (or something):
A couple of amusing things sent in be various loyal readers (or something):
- WPE sent in this t-shirt, which for those of you who grew up in the 80s might appreciate.
- SQ sent in this piece about Swiss Army sunglasses, though I think it might be satire...
- As well as this other bit, about the biggest Lego set. (You readers of Robot Doom know that we need to keep an eye on those Lego folks...)
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
I'm fairly certain...
...that Ultimate Brian would say this guy is stealing my bit. Right or wrong, it's still kinda funny. Or scary. Or both. Thanks to the ever-alert SQ for bringing it to my attention...
Monday, January 15, 2007
70 degrees here in VA right now.
In January, which would be significant itself if it was just the one day, but we've had a lot of warm days in December and January. And every scientific publication agrees about the Greenhouse Effect. The reports that don't are the ones in the mainstream media. And the "scientists" paid by the energy companies to shill their opinions and turn it into a debate -- a tactic that worked for years and years for the tobacco industry. Weasels. Even the subconscious bias is annoying -- look at the headline for this article -- "Climate Experts worry..." as if no one else does, or the Climate Experts are a bunch of nervous nellies. Please, I think you'll all be worried when we're underwater...
In other, slightly less depressing news, there's been this scientific development, which, I'd imagine could be used to climb the tall buildings which may or may not be above the new water line...
More to follow...
In other, slightly less depressing news, there's been this scientific development, which, I'd imagine could be used to climb the tall buildings which may or may not be above the new water line...
More to follow...
Friday, January 12, 2007
And now for something completely different...
Brought to my attention by SQ. Here's the video. That's a big cat.
In unrelated news, I got this cool gizmo yesterday from the fine folks at ThinkGeek.com. It's going to let me rip all my cassettes and vinyl (records) into MP3's (and/or CD's). Coolness.
In unrelated news, I got this cool gizmo yesterday from the fine folks at ThinkGeek.com. It's going to let me rip all my cassettes and vinyl (records) into MP3's (and/or CD's). Coolness.
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