I watched more than a few of these shows and agree that they died too soon.
That said, television keeps crap like reality shows and Seinfeld on forever so there really is no accounting for taste.
Pity.
I watched more than a few of these shows and agree that they died too soon.
That said, television keeps crap like reality shows and Seinfeld on forever so there really is no accounting for taste.
Pity.
Frankly, I love this story. It is about a Japanese fansub site that knows how much to abuse their customers and get away with it.
I’ve been working in IT or just technology for basically the past 13 years or so and you’ve got to understand that most of us view the rest of humanity as a pack of mouthbreathing dimwits. The things we say about you would make you cringe. I mean, in the main, you’re dealing with simple machines and the average user can find ways to cripple an application or bust a printer than ever an entire tribe of chimps on roid rage and ecstasy couldn’t if they really, really tried.
So to see a company actually embrace that antipathy just makes me smile.
I love books. Most of you know that.
Yes, I work with technology and everyone who doesn’t really know me wonders why I don’t have a Kindle or something. Screw that. Give me a damn bound wad of paper to read any day of the week.
Apparently, I’m not the only one who thinks this way.
I have no idea why I like this or even why the artist did them, but there are a few of these characters with beards pics in this guy’s gallery. Enjoy.

Batman

Boba Fett

Black Mage

Robocop

Popeye
I found this to be really indicative of how quickly technology has advanced in just my lifetime (so far! I’m not done yet!) The original is here and it covers more than just music.
I found this over at Geekologie.

There are some truisms to be found here. Sometimes what we think is good does send a bad message.

So long stripper truck, we hardly knew ya.
Look, I’m pretty much a local here. I don’t go to the Strip much, if at all unless folks come to visit or we get really cheap show tickets.
And I definitely don’t drag my kid down there at midnight. But apparently the “moral values” dipshits think they need to shut down something that is making a local business some money. So, alas, the stripper truck is no more.
I hate it when uptight nitwits ruin a good marketing venture. I had no need to see the truck, so it didn’t bother me. No one was actually getting naked in it. The Strip is covered in ads for burlesque shows and clubs and whatnot that have scantily clad females on it. Apparently those are fine to the so-called Christians or whatever they think they are.
Look, it’s Vegas. The whorehouses are over an hour away. Stripping is legal, and I don’t want to know what goes on in the all-night massage parlors and 24-hour acupuncture clinics. If you don’t like what Vegas means to the rest of the planet, move back to Provo or Chico or Alpine, TX for all I care. But quit voting for a guy who cheats with his best friend’s wife and then get all irate over a girl in lingerie in the back of a truck.
Hypocrites.
Check out your broadband speed. Mine isn’t too bad considering I’m pulling down a lot of files to rebuild the box while running the test.

Apparently you can trend success by uniform color. Granted, this didn’t work so well for the Phillies this year, but their loss had something to do with Blue blowing calls that got the Yankees to the Series more than anything else.
In most instances however, wearing red is usually the color of success for sports teams.
I found this blog entry that gives more examples of this (you’ll have to go halfway down the page):