December 2nd, 2008 § 0 comments
The friendly people behind Ubuntu, a free alternative to Windows XP/Vista, will send you a free CD of their product if you fill out a form online. So I did, and I had them ship it to the Organization of Awesomeness, located at my home address. It said it would take a few weeks to get here, so I just forgot about it. Well, yesterday it came in the mail and I got a pretty good laugh. Here are a couple of pictures!
November 12th, 2008 § 0 comments
Get Down From There, Ram
November 10th, 2008 § 0 comments
About 15 minutes from leaving to go to karate tonight, I’ve got perogies in my stomach and I’m ready to go. Super pumped about Call of Duty: World at War coming out tomorrow. Co-Op play in the single player campaign = awesome, Nazi Zombie mode = awesomest.
I’ve been making some progress in my calendar webapp, you can check it out here while I have my server running: http://72.138.250.109:444/index.php
And my wonderful cousin-in-law Karen just linked me a pair of wedding rings on Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?ref=vt_related_1&listing_id=14837461. Wow. I told her if they were $300 cheaper I would absolutely buy them.
June 27th, 2008 § 1 comment
I have been laughing so hard for so long, my stomach hurts and tears are flowing from my eyes. The reason? The video below is of an African-American reporter (or, “Oreo” reporter as this video calls him) beginning his report in a normal (or what they call “white man’s” voice). When a bug flies into his mouth, all hell breaks loose, and hilarity ensues. The original video comes first, and then you get to watch one of the best remixes I have ever seen.
My favorite part? The sound he makes when it flies into his mouth. HCKCHCK is the only way to describe it.
June 23rd, 2008 § 0 comments
This video is of a guy named Matt Harding, and he travels the globe while filming himself doing a pretty hilariously bad dance. I actually found it to be pretty inspiring, how such a basic human condition that resides in all of us can bring us all together. It reminds me of how a smile isn’t specific to language or culture, it is indeed part of the universal human language.
My personal favorite scene is the one from India.