Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Yeah! Pat and Dianna are married!!!
There was much rejoicing!

Our reporters were on the scene:

and so were the Harolds!!!! Woo hoo!
There was much rejoicing!
Our reporters were on the scene:
and so were the Harolds!!!! Woo hoo!
F.U. News Tuesday Game
Exactly as much fun as herding cats, it's Chat Noir.

If you get frustrated after playing it for a few minutes, I should let you know that there is a winning strategy which will enable you to trap the cat nearly every time.
Exactly as much fun as herding cats, it's Chat Noir.

If you get frustrated after playing it for a few minutes, I should let you know that there is a winning strategy which will enable you to trap the cat nearly every time.
Friday, December 7, 2007
What I Want for Christmas.
http://www.amazon.com/Uranium-Ore/dp/B000796XXM
Be sure to read the reviews.
(You can find links to what I really want for Christmas in the sidebar, down a bit.)
http://www.amazon.com/Uranium-Ore/dp/B000796XXM
Be sure to read the reviews.
(You can find links to what I really want for Christmas in the sidebar, down a bit.)
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
TechRepublic has a cool article about taking little R2 apart. And some guy in the comments section posted a link to R2 easter eggs!

Sorry about the bad image link before... Don't know how I screwed that up.

Sorry about the bad image link before... Don't know how I screwed that up.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Gordon Freeman: Jerk.
Also from the same demented mind: roller-coaster bowling.
That demented mind is that of Shamus Young, whose blog I recently subscribed to. He is responsible for the hilarity of DM of the Rings, which has earned itself a spot in my "favorite webcomics" list on the right. He is 1) a geek, 2) a gamer (both tabletop and video), 3) a programmer, and 4) (this one is especially rare given the first three) a self-described devout Christian. It's nice to be able to visit a site devoted to my interests without worrying too much about how the author will find fit to offend me with language or ideology this time.
Also from the same demented mind: roller-coaster bowling.
That demented mind is that of Shamus Young, whose blog I recently subscribed to. He is responsible for the hilarity of DM of the Rings, which has earned itself a spot in my "favorite webcomics" list on the right. He is 1) a geek, 2) a gamer (both tabletop and video), 3) a programmer, and 4) (this one is especially rare given the first three) a self-described devout Christian. It's nice to be able to visit a site devoted to my interests without worrying too much about how the author will find fit to offend me with language or ideology this time.
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