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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Monday, July 16, 2007
Monday, June 25, 2007
Street Fighter II' Turbo: Hyper Fighting
Today Nintendo made Street Fighter II' Turbo available for download on the Wii! I sold my Super Nintendo 10 years ago and I have missed this game ever since.
I was pleased to discover that after approximately 3,650 days of not playing, I still kick ass.
I was pleased to discover that after approximately 3,650 days of not playing, I still kick ass.
Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Sizzle Burgers!
Step 1: Roll up ground beef into large balls.
Step 2: Place beef balls on a sizzlin' hot grill.
Step 3: Smash balls with a spatula until they seep through the grill.
Step 4: Serve (burgers should be simultaneously burnt & raw).
Step 2: Place beef balls on a sizzlin' hot grill.
Step 3: Smash balls with a spatula until they seep through the grill.
Step 4: Serve (burgers should be simultaneously burnt & raw).
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Survival guide
The African safari video game I bought came with a free subscription to Field and Stream magazine! This mag is nuts. It has tons of info on how to survive in the wilderness, shoot guns, etc. Here are some of the actual topics covered in this month's issue:
How to camouflage yourself with a wine cork How to crap like a cat Kill small animals with a "backcountry deathstar" Make a fire with soda and a candy bar
Would you rather . . .
Debbie got me a fantastic book the other day. It has 404 life choices that inspire intellectual conversation. Here is an example:
"Would you rather . . . as a man, have your testicles eaten off by a squirrel or you eyeballs pecked out by a bird?"
Discuss.
"Would you rather . . . as a man, have your testicles eaten off by a squirrel or you eyeballs pecked out by a bird?"
Discuss.
Monday, April 09, 2007
Top 5 premium cigars (+ worst ever)
1. Cohiba (Cuban Robusto)
2. Diamond Crown (Natural Robusto)
3. Ashton (Classic Magnum)
4. La Unica (Natural Robusto)
5. Partagas (Cuban Robusto)
Worst: Punch (Honduran Double Maduro)
Disagree? Submit your own list as a comment!
2. Diamond Crown (Natural Robusto)
3. Ashton (Classic Magnum)
4. La Unica (Natural Robusto)
5. Partagas (Cuban Robusto)
Worst: Punch (Honduran Double Maduro)
Disagree? Submit your own list as a comment!
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Monday, March 26, 2007
Memory loss
The memory card for my PlayStation 2 got corrupted. I spent hours recovering game data. Then I hit the memory card with a hammer.
Thursday, March 22, 2007
The face of a savage
So this hunting game I got for the PS2 is pretty cool but it does have some minor bugs. Sometimes the hunter's face gets all whacked out.
Crazy hobo ransacks museum
Man in WWII uniform attacks 2 at museum
Associated Press (article excerpt) - March 21, 2007
A man dressed in a World War II military uniform attacked two employees at the Evergreen Aviation Museum this week, police said. McMinnville Police Capt. Dennis Marks said Gerald Lahey, a transient, broke into the rear of the building and smashed the glass panel of a display case. He then removed the coat, hat and pants from a World War II uniform and put them on.
Lahey was inside when operations director Phillip Jeager, 33, of McMinnville and cafe manager Cheryl McKay, 62, of Sheridan arrived for work Monday morning. Marks said Lahey punched Jeager several times and bit McKay.
Neither employee required hospitalization.
Museum spokeswoman Nicole Wahlberg said Lahey got into one of the museum's airplanes. He is also accused of pulling a fire alarm and knocking a television set to the floor. Four windows were boarded up after the incident.
Lahey was booked into the Yamhill County Jail on charges of assault, criminal mischief, burglary, robbery and resisting arrest, Marks said. He was lodged in the jail infirmary due to mental health concerns, and was arraigned Tuesday.
Associated Press (article excerpt) - March 21, 2007
A man dressed in a World War II military uniform attacked two employees at the Evergreen Aviation Museum this week, police said. McMinnville Police Capt. Dennis Marks said Gerald Lahey, a transient, broke into the rear of the building and smashed the glass panel of a display case. He then removed the coat, hat and pants from a World War II uniform and put them on.
Lahey was inside when operations director Phillip Jeager, 33, of McMinnville and cafe manager Cheryl McKay, 62, of Sheridan arrived for work Monday morning. Marks said Lahey punched Jeager several times and bit McKay.
Neither employee required hospitalization.
Museum spokeswoman Nicole Wahlberg said Lahey got into one of the museum's airplanes. He is also accused of pulling a fire alarm and knocking a television set to the floor. Four windows were boarded up after the incident.
Lahey was booked into the Yamhill County Jail on charges of assault, criminal mischief, burglary, robbery and resisting arrest, Marks said. He was lodged in the jail infirmary due to mental health concerns, and was arraigned Tuesday.
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Friday, March 02, 2007
Thursday, February 22, 2007
Billion-dollar bills
According to a recent AP news article, a bunch of people in Texas got billion-dollar electric bills this month due to a printing mistake. One guy got a bill for over $24 billion!
I wish my electric company would send me a bill like that. What a great thing to post on your fridge.
I wish my electric company would send me a bill like that. What a great thing to post on your fridge.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Some guys have all the luck. . . .
Man charged after shooting his foot
Associated Press - February 13, 2007
Sheboygan County prosecutors hope to add imprisonment to injury. They charged a 31-year-old man Monday with being a felon in possession of a firearm after he shot himself in the foot Friday.
Patrick R. Hupf Jr. was cleaning the trigger of a .22-caliber rifle when it fired and hit him in the right foot, according to a criminal complaint.
Hupf said the gun belonged to his father, the complaint said. Hupf's father told police that his son forgot to check the chamber before cleaning the gun. He called 911 and had Hupf taken to the hospital, police said.
Hupf faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $25,000.
Associated Press - February 13, 2007
Sheboygan County prosecutors hope to add imprisonment to injury. They charged a 31-year-old man Monday with being a felon in possession of a firearm after he shot himself in the foot Friday.
Patrick R. Hupf Jr. was cleaning the trigger of a .22-caliber rifle when it fired and hit him in the right foot, according to a criminal complaint.
Hupf said the gun belonged to his father, the complaint said. Hupf's father told police that his son forgot to check the chamber before cleaning the gun. He called 911 and had Hupf taken to the hospital, police said.
Hupf faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $25,000.
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