Another crazy link from Jason: I am amazed that the world’s largest fully-functional Tetris game is in Rhode Island. On the trip from Jacksonville to Los Angeles I scored 508348 points with 420 lines at level 30 on my Gameboy Tetris … not that that makes me cool or anything …
Jason sent me this link this morning and I am thrilled. Just when I thought that there was little to no chance of keeping my head alive after my body dies, someone goes out and patents a technique to keep it going!
In the spirit of yellow, I offer you a ‘Back in Florida’ haiku: jetlagged, hungoverwish I was still in LAthe sun is bright here
Now here’s when the vacation really started. I got up at 6:30 am and finished packing my stuff. Drank some coffee. Read the paper. I was showered, dressed to fly, refreshed, and on I-75 North to I-10 East by 8:30 am. Ack! What an unbearably boring drive. Hung over. Anticipating burning wreckage. The stewardesses were
I will have to tell Axodys that it is never stylish to mock the Red Sox.
Hey! I didn’t even notice that packetmonkeys.net has a sidebar link to me!
Okay … yes I mercilessly am blogging something from www.packetmonkeys.net twice in a row. The previous one was terrible, but maybe it was because it was a non-monkey-themed page. I guess if he sticks to chimps he’s okay. (This is one of the funniest sites I’ve seen in weeks.)
Ryan blogged this and for the life of me I can’t figure out why. This thing has a dialect that sounds more like bad Chinese than ‘robot-speak’. Oh well … he’s new.
Okay: What freak-o brought Heineken to the party Saturday night? There’s one sitting in the bottom of the fridge …
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