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Here are some more true quotes from people who put the DUH in In-duh-vidual, as reported by DNRC field operatives. From the 10/3 Dilbert Newsletter. "Well that really throws a wrench in the ointment." "I think there's something wrong with my alarm clock; it keeps making this really loud...

This time, in Wisconsin: http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/29/wisc.shooting.ap/ I wonder what a pile of blood looks like? :confused

Hello fellow BARFers - does anyone have a Burgman and Wee-strom and 950 Supermoto, and can list me out all the pros and cons of each model? I'm looking for no-holds-barred honesty here, the kind that gets rumpofsteelskin's hair all curly and full of body. Here's the scoop: My company will be...

Asian dogs can't drive either. http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/08/28/china.dogdriver.ap/ The woman and her dog wound up walking the remaining distance to Ranch 99.

I never seen this before, but it reminds me of Webberstyle... http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6251168310803139225&q=im+german&hl=en

I have no idea what they're saying, but I love the action. Crazy funny, and they aren't even aZn! :cool http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=18969

When you're sleeping, what position do you sleep in and what do you do with your arms? OK, so we know that Valgar stores his in the fridge, Lizard keeps 'em in the sleeves of his straight jacket when he's tucked in the corner of his padded cell, and Eldritch lies on his back with his arms...

Since my days as a biker on a pedal-powered cycle, I've enjoyed kicking stuff as I ride past. Cans, cigarette packs, rocks, puppies... if it's in the road, it gets sent spinning off into the distance by a swift boot. The only thing so far I've regretted kicking was a chunk of tire in Niles...

This afternoon, running low on gas, I stopped at the Shell station on Hopyard in Pleasanton, just south of 580. Filling up, I saw a GSXR of some sort cruise past, and stop at the stoplight. I finished filling, and pulled out onto Hopyard, just as the light turned green. I pulled into the...

One thing that has always intrigued me about the emotion-based viewpoint is how they can admire people at the bottom of the social ladder who take all their income from others through taxpayer-funded, government-controlled channels, but thoroughly despise the people at the top of the social...

New to me, these guys are funny, and one of the guys totally reminds me of Rumpofsteelskin. I like Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros : http://www.conchords.net/video.html

Not having a TV, I've never watched it anyway, but this makes it sound interesting: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060519/ap_en_ce/tv_the_oc_barton

"a brief look at one of the least known (but arguably most effective) ancient forms of chinese martial arts." http://www.videobomb.com/posts/show/1387

Happy Birthday Alex! May your ink be plentiful and your shooting prolific. I hereby dedicate this handstand to you!

Browsing the news to see what's up with the illegal aliens today, I found this article: What we have here is a typically emotional tendency to avoid looking at an issue. The first sentence nearly finds the core issue, but the article ignores it in favor of lamenting the sorry state of...

A biker was riding along a California beach when suddenly the sky clouded above his head and, in a booming voice, the Lord said, "Because you have TRIED to be faithful to me in all ways, I will grant you one wish." The biker pulled over and said, "Build a bridge to Hawaii so I can ride over...

Given that the Internet is a treasure trove of lunacy where idiots abound (present company excluded, of course), I hereby predict that the blogosphere will never go away. I base this prediction in large part on the existance of posts such as this: Nature’s Jet Pack If you lived on a planet...

So today, I left work a bit after 6:00 PM. It was nice and dark, my electric vest tingly and warm, and the roads were clean and dry. My route to the freeway takes me across an overpass, to an onramp that descends from nearly the peak of the overpass down to the level of the freeway, via a...

Ages ago, a desktop support group I was in used Ghost to make images of complete Windows installs, and then simply expand the image onto a blank drive to have a brand new install on that disk. Does Ghost still do that? I'm surfing the prod description on Symantec's site, and it seems to be...