Month: November 2005

  • Black Friday 2005: Revisited

    I came across an interesting editorial piece on Engadget describing some ways that Black Friday might be made a little easier on the shopper for a particular store. The article is in the form of a letter from a Black Friday retailer to the author, a paying customer. Click here. to see the article or…

  • Flash Game of the Week: Gravity

    This is one of those games that has you propel an object in an orbit around a planet. This time through, additional planets appear as time continues to alter the gravity affecting the orbit. Play here.

  • Black Friday 2005

    Things I learned from Black Friday this year at Best Buy. If other people know you are going to stand in line, they will invariably ask you to pick something up for them too. If doors open at 5am and you get in line at 1:40am, you will still not be close enough to the…

  • Condolences

    I wanted to send my deepest condolences out to Christy. If you need anything at all, even if its just a laugh, call.

  • Happy Thankgiving

    A very happy and gluttonous Thankgiving to all the Americans reading this.

  • Flash Game of the Week: Sonic The HedgeHog

    This week’s flash game of the week is a good one (since I missed the last few weeks). Sonic The Hedgehog. Beware of a couple pop-ups.

  • Link Dump 2005.11.17

    This is your link dump for November 17, 2005. Home Carbonation Meditation apparently helps you perform better and even alters the structure of your brain. via lifehacker.com How to get started meditating. via lifehacker.com How to handle an overbearing mom. via lifehacker.com The coolest DDR Video I have seen yet. via digg.com MangaPods Podcasts of…

  • Massive Gallery Updates

    I have been slaving away at the computer for the weekend resizing, rotating and uploading massive numbers of images for your viewing pleasure. While the updates are not complete just yet, they are substantial. A few people still owe me pictures, but I decided not to wait any longer. Ronnie’s Last Day at NES Halloween…

  • Moleskine

    I went to Barnes & Noble the other day before my trip to Vegas and finally got around to joining the discount club for a year. Considering how much I’m in there buying stuff to read, I should be able to make back that investment easily. While I was in there I poked around the…

  • Margins

    Looking back on my youth, I am reminded of a simpler time. The man was still keeping me down, but found simpler ways to nurture my early neurotic tendencies. Throughout my schooling, teachers always reminded us to think outside the box. Be unconventional. Yet in elementary school, structure was forced upon us from the getgo.…