Monthly Archives: March 2010

Went and saw How to Tame Your Dragon. I guess it would be a pretty fun flick, if you were into Dragons and Vikings. (That was sarcasm, we all know everyone is into Dragons and Vikings). Oh, it also had … Continue reading →

Have you heard of Gowalla? If you don’t have a droid or iPhone or some other contraption of the sort, then don’t bother looking it up. Gowalla is a thing that lets you check-in to locations, via your device, like … Continue reading →

Step 1: Open drivers door and leave open. Step 2: Lock and unlock the drivers door using the power door lock switch on the door. Step 3: Insert key into the ignition. Step 4: Turn key to on position and … Continue reading →

So, there is this little analytic thing on my blog that is supposed to tell me how popular I am. I pretty much ignore it but it is a good way to kill a few minutes now and then. So … Continue reading →

I feel like something huge happened yesterday. Something that will change the face of this country as we know it. Something that will give every American something they desperately need. Can’t quite put my finger on what it was so … Continue reading →

No, not the engine, the drink. You see, there is this… well, I don’t know when it came out since I am not hip to the cutting edge of vegetable drinks, but it is new to me so I am … Continue reading →

I spent all weekend watching someone else play Final Fantasy 13 (I am not using the roman numerals, that is too much work). This is the way all of these games should be played, that is; not played, but getting … Continue reading →

Having more than one pair of jeans is unnecessary. You can wear them all week and no one will know they are dirty. If they tear or you get a stain on them, all of a sudden you are trendy. … Continue reading →

You know those people that when you ask them if they have read a book they respond with, ‘I am waiting for the movie’? Well, if you ask me if I have read/watched/heard/researched anything I will say, ‘I am waiting … Continue reading →

I always love to see religious holidays hijacked by modern culture. Christmas is my favorite example of this phenomenon, but St. Patrick’s day is my favorite holiday. What better way to celebrate the life of a pious man than to … Continue reading →