Attention Shoppers:
If you don't already own enough stuff, and if you didn't receive more stuff for Christmas, now is the time to stock up on even more stuff. Simply stop by your local Target (or dare I say Wal-Mart), find your way to the very back corner where the remaining battered fake Christmas trees are still standing and go crazy.
Icicle lights, ornaments, wreaths, garland, and your favorite fiber optic snowmen are all on sale for 75% off! What's that? You already have so much stuff that the neighbors refer to your family as "The Griswolds"? Who cares?! It's 75% off!!! Get out there and buy more cheap crap!
Monday, December 31, 2007
Friday, December 21, 2007
The Thing About Shaving Your Head Is...
...it's cold. People living in Minnesota in December should not shave their heads. But that's what I did yesterday. Why do you ask? There are a few reasons, but one in particular: curiosity.
I've been trimming my beard for the past 3 years, and whenever I do, I always wonder what I'd look like if I just kept on trimming all the hair on my head to the same length.
I have a solid 2 weeks off of work and no big plans, so I thought I'd give it a whirl in hoping that if it looked absolutely horrible, those 2 weeks of hair growth would make it look only semi-horrible.
There are a few things that I've realized from this....
1) You have an idea in your head of what you look like. When you step in front of a mirror and you look nothing like that, you are incredibly shocked (And I still am. I don't know when this feeling will stop).
2) If I stare at myself long enough in the mirror, I start to think it's not so bad after all. It makes me wonder if we all have some sub-conscience self-respect process running in the background that kicks in every now and then as a survival tool to tell you that you're good enough, smart enough, and doggone it, people like you.
3) This haircut is only shocking to the people that know me, and nobody else.
4) Shaving your head is a great way to save money. If people get used to it, this could be my new summer 'do.
5) Shaving my head is the most exciting that has happened to me recently. How sad.
I've been trimming my beard for the past 3 years, and whenever I do, I always wonder what I'd look like if I just kept on trimming all the hair on my head to the same length.
I have a solid 2 weeks off of work and no big plans, so I thought I'd give it a whirl in hoping that if it looked absolutely horrible, those 2 weeks of hair growth would make it look only semi-horrible.
There are a few things that I've realized from this....
1) You have an idea in your head of what you look like. When you step in front of a mirror and you look nothing like that, you are incredibly shocked (And I still am. I don't know when this feeling will stop).
2) If I stare at myself long enough in the mirror, I start to think it's not so bad after all. It makes me wonder if we all have some sub-conscience self-respect process running in the background that kicks in every now and then as a survival tool to tell you that you're good enough, smart enough, and doggone it, people like you.
3) This haircut is only shocking to the people that know me, and nobody else.
4) Shaving your head is a great way to save money. If people get used to it, this could be my new summer 'do.
5) Shaving my head is the most exciting that has happened to me recently. How sad.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Glow-in-the-dark Cat Saves World
OK, so these kitties haven't solved global warming (yet), but they freaking GLOW IN THE DARK.
Can you believe it? Why hasn't this been headline news? What would bring more warmth into this cold, dark world than a cuddly little cat that literally glows with love? This is better than world peace, because it is world peace...that GLOWS!
Monday, December 17, 2007
They're Back
Dust off the spandex and stock up on your VHS tapes, because American Gladiators is back. Yes, you read that correctly. The Assault, Gauntlet, Joust, and your other favorite events are back and better than ever.
A friend of mine had the genius idea of starting a contest amongst us guys to see who could guess the names of the new Gladiators.
This of course sparked a flurry of emails, as all other issues, whether work, personal, or political in nature, paled in comparison.
A sample of what we've come up with...
Onyx, Bruiser, Shiloh, Falconer, SlamDance, Hail, Brick, Hurricane, Tsunami, Lynx, Steroid, Human Growth Hormone, Fireball, Canon, Dynamo, Comet, Axe, Vegas, Retro, Crash, Slam, Flame, Zeus, Volcano, Lars, and Tito.
What names would you pick?
Monday, December 10, 2007
Traveler IQ
Think you know your world geography?
Check out Traveler IQ.
My score: 175,781
Final Level: 6
Traveler IQ: 92
I got a little nervous and clicked poorly a few times, I think I could do better...
Check out Traveler IQ.
My score: 175,781
Final Level: 6
Traveler IQ: 92
I got a little nervous and clicked poorly a few times, I think I could do better...
Sunday, December 09, 2007
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