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| US Customs is on Crack | Wednesday, February 27, 2008 21:40:10 |
I went down to West Palm Beach to visit Brianne and I obviously set off some alarms. Something about an IT guy going to visit his fiancée just sounds so very unbelievable... IT guys can’t have fiancées, that would be preposterous. Also, the fact that she’s working down there, that’s just far too confusing, we better take him aside and interrogate him because it is highly suspicious. You know, I thought the whole bulking up of the borders is supposed to protect Americans from mean people, I don't understand why they find me so threatening, if you've ever met me, you'd know exactly what I’m talking about. So yeah, they hauled me aside, asked me questions in the little room and even tried to call Brianne to make sure she was real. They wanted to know what her boss does and why he does it and blah blah blah. Talk about a rewarding career pissing people off. Anyway, I'm flying right now, the sun above the clouds is a marvellous thing. Watching The Big Lewbowksi on my iPod, great little device, don’t leave home without it. I wrote this on the plane down here last week but totally forgot to post it when I got here. I think I'm going to ship as many of my belongings back to myself as possible so I don't have to cross the border with them, less suspicion the better. |
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| Not Amish... on a Mission | Wednesday, February 13, 2008 21:20:03 |
Over the last two days, two people have asked me if I've gone Amish and that's why I've got my beard on. Once people know that I'm on the March Mutton Chop Mission, they're much more supportive of the mission... once they know that such a mission exists. This St. Patrick's Day is going to be legen...
PS: On a side note, there are others out there operating Mission Mustache March, so no matter what your beliefs, you better believe that March is a month which men devote to various facial changes.
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| Pushing Daisies is Pushing Awesome! | Saturday, November 17, 2007 20:23:38 |
Brianne and I are catching up on some missed Pushing Daisies and we're watching the one where they fix up a pigeon. One of the greatest parts of the whole episode is where they quote They Might Be Giants from the Flood album; Build a Little Birdhouse in Your Soul and then after the commercial, they come back singing their own rendition of it. Very, very awesome. Unfortunately, once again I'm the only one who got the reference and I'm the only one who thought it was awesome. Maybe I need to build my own little birdhouse.
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| Henry Earl is awesome | Friday, November 16, 2007 06:43:16 |
I couldn't remember this guy's name. I knew there was a song and I knew there was a few fan sites but I couldn't remember his name, so how do I find him. I tried searching for variations of "in and out of jail" and "Pennsylvania jail willy" (I thought his name was willy for a while there.) Then I searched for "jail status" and found What's up with Henry Earl. Google's awesome like that, it's bulimic... it can read minds.
So anyway, the song I was looking for is right here and it's still just as catchy as the first time I laid my ears on it. The Dangels have made a simple little song which tells you all about how she wants to be Henry Earl's girl.
Unfortunately the official fan site is gone. I guess they aren't fans anymore. |
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| Where's My Dog? | Thursday, November 15, 2007 20:06:02 |
Have you seen my dog? Apparently she's been kidnapped... by the neighbours. And she's only worth $39.26 which has to be the most random ransom ever. I think Cricket's worth it though so I guess we'll have to pay. Anyone know anyone who can help us with a sting operation? |
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| Upgraded to Firefox 3.0 Alpha | Tuesday, November 6, 2007 11:04:13 |
I've been having a weird problem with Firefox lately, I've been told it's some kind of memory leak which is causing it to chew up massive amounts of RAM and I wouldn't care except as the day goes on it's taking more and more time for me to open a new tab, which I do constantly. I read somewhere that someone worked around this by using Firefox 3.0 which is still in the alpha stage. I figured, worst-case scenario I have to re-install the old version. So I installed the new one from http://www.mozilla.org/projects/minefield/ and my problem was instantly solved.
They've changed the database that stores the history and stuff to use SQLite so the list is populated a whole lot quicker when you start typing in a URL. One feature that I really like is that when you start typing something into the address bar, it shows you the most visited URL that matches the text you type. So I was accessing my private wiki at http://blah.blah.com/wiki and now I just go to the location bar and type in wiki and then press the down arrow and press enter to get there. It's pretty sweet.
My dictionaries and plugins weren't working because they weren't designed for this version so I asked online so see if I could replace them or something and someone told me to go to about:config and then create two boolean values; extensions.checkCompatibility and extensions.checkUpdateSecurity and set them both to false. Once I'd done that, my Canadian English dictionary for spell checking and the Firebug plugin both worked after restarting Firefox.
Here's hoping that living on the bleeding edge is all it's cracked up to be. |
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