… but apparently there is something more evil than Microsoft. Strangely enough, this “evil“ involves Australia and comedy.
Steve | Reeves |
I thought it was tough when my teachers made me sit in the corner… at least they didn’t have the class beat the snot out of me.
SEAGOVILLE, Texas — Elementary school students say that a teacher made them line up and slap a classmate.
But wait… that’s not all. Here’s the real insanity:
Parents in the district are shocked by the allegations.
They had me going but the story lost all credibility when it implied the parents were actually paying attention to what their children do in school.
Okay, now this is just sad… it’s 1:26am and I’m checking Google.
You always hear about people getting scammed, you can’t swing a cat without hitting a little old lady who lost her identity on the Internet. How often do you ever hear about scammers getting scammed?
Mike pointed me to the hilarious bulletin board discussion chronicling the exploits of community of tech savvy people and what happens when a con artist tries to cheat one of them out of a laptop.
A warning in advance… the thread is really really really long. You may want to start by reading it to get the feel (it is worth digging in a little to enjoy the group as they feed off each other). When you get overwhelmed by the volume move over to one of the summary pages to get the Cliff’s Notes version.
Steve grabbed the top googleblogtag ranking from me and bengt quickly hopped in to kick me while I was down. Perhaps I am not quite geeky enough (yes, Tami, I’ve left myself wide open :)).
Boy, this blog gets more exciting every day.
[Edit: Whose? What was I thinking? Should have sumbitted to my editor first]
The gauntlet was thrown and a sound thrashing was handed out. Bow before me!
Aren’t computers grand? The magic of the web and blogging technology allow us to keep a virtual eye on Rob and Sharon as they each celebrate their 30th birthday in Paris.
Rob has quite the photo setup and the skills to back it up. The pictures are bound to be beautiful.
How big of a blog chain do you think can be made? Let’s find out:
Check out the trackback link on this entry to see who has linked to it. Keep following the trackbacks until you find a blog with no trackbacks. Link your blog to the end of the chain.
Voilà! Blog chain letter! Wasn’t that fun?
… except, of course, your mother (she thinks you’re perfect).
So then, you may ask, what’s the secret to finding your perfect mate? You’ll never find anyone who doesn’t think you’re neurotic, crazy, slovenly, annoying or weird. The key is finding the person who just doesn’t seem to care. When you find that person, pursue them until you’re given a marriage proposal or a restraining order.