Archive for October, 2008

 

31

Oct

2008

I’ve arrived

In my ever increasing attempt to look as vain as possible to my readers, I wanted to point out that for the first time ever, I have arrived at the number one spot in a Google search for my name.

Myself and some dot-comrades were Jellying today and got on the subjects of online presences and so we all did what any nerd does, we proved our manliness through Google rankings.

I want to thank the academy for this award, Jesus and the Christian-emo rocker from Frisco for all of their help. No thanks to my .com squatter and Myspace, for with their assistance this could have all been obtained at an earlier date.

I’m pathetic.

I Google'd myself. Again.

Categories: Awesomeness, Google

31

Oct

2008

Halloween candy codes

If only a list like this was available when I was a kid: Kids Halloween Candy Codes

Rest assured that we will follow protocol when we venture out this evening.

Categories: Stuff

29

Oct

2008

TED Talks - Emoticon fairy tale

I’ll be honest, this is the first TED Talks I have watched completely. Most of them are far too lengthy for my adult A.D.D. and usually not all that interesting.

3 decent minutes.

Categories: Stuff

29

Oct

2008

I voted

I voted

I’d encourage you to do the same. I’d prefer that you actually knew a little about the candidates you are planning on casting your ballot for and what they stand for; But the great thing about our country is, is the fact that you have to know exactly nothing about any of it all and your vote counts just as much as mine.

In fact, you don’t even have to know their names if you do a straight party vote. I didn’t. Not because I knew all 15 or so judges on the list, but because I wanted to keep my word.

Exercise your right.

Categories: Politics

29

Oct

2008

The Washington Post said something naughty about Obama

That’s unusual.

The Real Problem With Obama’s Tax Plan

EDIT: Sorry, the link went straight to the article when I posted it. It isn’t worth signing up on the WP’s website for.

Categories: Politics