I have no idea where this image originally came from, how old it is, or who made it, and I think it gives George way too much credit, but it’s still hilarious:
Apr 092008
Apr 072008
Dearest Cara,
I don’t want to do this anymore, but I don’t think I have any choice. Continue reading »
Apr 062008
Every good team needs one…meaning that maybe Team Biscuit should not have them.
Apr 062008
The existence of this collection bothers the hell out of me for the soul reason that it is made up of songs entirely from my high school and undergrad years. As if it wasn’t bad enough they play that shit on the classic alternative station on XM ;)
Apr 042008
“Wow. And I thought all those things people said about love were just to piss me off!”
Apr 032008
When it comes to this particular conclusion to this series, I fully believe that XKCD has transcended into being totally hat. It even fits.
Apr 022008
I’ve never seen a company have as many simultaneous, completely separate, ad campaigns at the same time as Geico has now. They’ve got:
The confessional series with Mrs. Butterworth and the Pips. 5 stars.
The continuing Gecko commercials. 4 stars.
The “Mike Wallace” series with the annoying kid. 1 star.
The continuing Cavemen commercials. -5,000 stars.
And the standard factual commercials.
Seriously, what the hell? I’ve never seen anyone mix it up this much.
Apr 012008
Quite frankly, I’d had enough.
Apr 012008
It’s not as laughable as it seems, since SMTP lets you set whatever time you want anyway. I’ve even done this trick before. Yes, the person you send it to sees it in received order, but it shows it as being sent whenever you wanted it to be sent from. Back when I was testing SilverMail I sent people messages from Bill Clinton in 1992.