Just thinking out loud today.
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Have you noticed that DVDs are getting more expensive?
There was a time when I bought at least one new DVD release a week. A little over three years ago shortly after my daughter was born I stopped buying DVDs, mainly for budgetary reasons. After a while I realized I wasn’t really [...]
Archive for January, 2009
Weekend rambling
Posted in Life on 31 January 2009 | 4 Comments »
Super Bowl XLIII pick
Posted in Other geekery on 30 January 2009 | 4 Comments »
Steelers 108 — Cardinals 3
Why? Because I loath the Steelers with every fiber of my being. I hate them with a passion that burns like a thousand suns. That combined with my Super Bowl* luck assures that they will win — and win big.
* Of the last thirty Super Bowls since I’ve been old enough [...]
My childhood summed up in a poster
Posted in Other geekery on 30 January 2009 | 1 Comment »
An artist named Dusty Abell has created the greatest poster ever.
Visit Debian ART for the full-size version.
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Read 10 books, you must.
Posted in Other geekery on 29 January 2009 | 2 Comments »
From Iremonger via another blogger via Biblio Phile…
You have have seen recently the “1000 novels everyone must read” list from The Guardian. If not, go take a look. We’ll wait for you.
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/twiddles thumbs
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Thanks to a heads-up from the aforementioned Iremonger, I just learned that the Biblio Phile blog has conceived of a groovy reading challenge [...]
A Skyline(tm) breakfast
Posted in Other geekery on 11 January 2009 | 7 Comments »
Inspired by blogger pal and experimental chef extraordinaire (and fellow lover of Skyline chili) Chris James, I hit the kitchen this morning to whip up a new breakfast dish.
Scrambled eggs, fried potatoes with a dash of minced onion (I didn’t have a fresh onion, unfortunately), Skyline chili, cheddar cheese, and some Frank’s Red Hot [...]
I love the internet
Posted in Other geekery on 6 January 2009 | 3 Comments »
Seen on a message board:
WORK LESS ON VIDEO GAMES, WORK MORE ON SPELLING AND GRAMMER. I felt like I was reading a first graders book report.


