- Ain’t no Friday like a shoppin’ Friday, ’cause on a shoppin’ Friday, we shop. Target, Kroger, Meijer. I live in Commerce. Literally. #
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Monthly Archive for April, 2008
- @zaren You’re migrating the accounts over to the new drive, yes? Or will the boot drive boot a Mac Pro too? #
- The M Library picnic falls on my one-year anniversary as a library staffer! Awesome! #
- charming — PocketPC hackers claim white power support! http://tinyurl.com/6o398e #
- on the other hand, there are apparently no racist posts on the forum. I hope it was just wikivandalism #
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- @zer_netmouse I tend to avoid the autoinstall helpers. Maybe bcse I feel like I’m earning my stripes when I screw up and it breaks. #
- sees what you did there, @andrhia #
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- Facebook is all down for maintenance and stuff. Man, whaaat? #
- Never mind, it’s back now #
- I’d be more excited about Axl delivering the new GNR album if I didn’t already have a case of Dr Pepper in my ofc. Actually, no I wouldn’t. #
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Michigan Stadium is under reno, so commencement takes place on the Diag at the end of next week. They’re installing bleachers, video screens, and sound systems, and they’re covering the grass over with these tiles.
A fellow M-Library staffer, John Weise, has been documenting
the action, including the moving of a hill to north campus.
Good luck, Class of 2008 — I bet you’re gonna wish you’d just had it at Rynearson, a perfectly modern stadium with miles of convenient parking.
Or your parents are.
I wondered, “How did they cram all the excitement of the arcade game into such a tiny package?” My question was more or less answered when I clicked through the tutorial and saw these ominous words: “PRESS 6 TO ATTACK”
High Voltage Online » Dial-A-Combo: SNK vs. Capcom on your mobile phone
- Someone more clever than me needs to make this funny. http://tinyurl.com/6zjxd8 #
- @pfanderson gandi.net for the win. love to hear other suggestions, though. #
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Some companies design their mascots from the get-go to look like a man in a suit. When I was a kid, the Putt-Putt mascot “Buster Ball” was a particularly solid example of this, with arms too short to hold a putter. As Happy Gilmore might suggest, he was too good for his home.
Knorrli, pictured here, is the spokessprite for Knorr soup in Europe. Seems harmless enough, doesn’t he? Imagine running into him in your favorite supermarket.
Heaven help you Switzerlanders if The Laughing Cow ever decides to do a victory lap.
BPDW.COM has moved again, to Umbra, who have been very helpful and gave me a pretty good deal through webhostingtalk.com.
