I’ve always been a superhero geek, so its no suprised that when I was a kid I enjoyed watching The Greatest American Hero. Much like another 80s tv show, Automan, I’m afraid to go back and watch the original episodes because I’m sure its radioactive craptonium, despite fondly remembering it and digging on the concept.
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So, apparently, to get a shit load of hits on your blog you need a popular afternoon radio show to mention something you mentioned once on your blog and is among the top three hits. My server was having a nice little load and traffic spike as a result.
My unique visitors just today are [...]
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And I know which one I got wrong… A second after I clicked the wrong answer I knew the right one. Oh well, I guess that keeps me from getting 100%.
Gone are the days of radio updates of where Santa is, now we can get REAL-TIME on your fat-man tracking ass.
First, you can visit NORAD’s web site for tracking Santa that is in 5 languages and features a map that updates every few minutes. Second, they have a link to a kml file [...]
The Blues Brothers cover of Green Onions came on my iPod while I was driving the other day. I have always liked the tune and it remains one I’ll always listen to. In the middle of the Blue Brothers cover is a monologue by Dan Aykroyd (aka Elwood) that seems relevant 30 years later if [...]
The Bloodhound Gang was right, getting your Waffle House hash browns smothered1 and covered2 is the way to go. (See The Bad Touch.)
In any case, being in Nashville this weekend has allowed me to go to a Waffle House sober for the first time. Since I am a big fan of greasy food, [...]
Another day, another silly internet quiz. This time I’m a elven woman!
Possessing a rare combination of wisdom and humility, while serenely dominating your environment you selflessly use your powers to care for others.
At our church last Sunday, at the gathering of the youth, the youth pastor was telling the children the story of the Good Samaritan. To relate it to the children he used green paper and purple paper, instead of different tribes of men. Sitting up front with my daughter, I kept thinking of [...]
