So, this is going to be a really fast post. I have a lot to say, tons of pet peeves to complain about and so on, but tonight -- this morning I have no time. For now I have two quick notes: The first is:
REALLY SLICK
This is a collection of 3D accelerated screensavers, all updated yesterday but more importantly, they're gorgeous! The collection includes:
Cyclone
Euphoria
Field Lines
Flocks
Flux
Helios
Hyperspace
Lattice
Microcosm
Plasma
Skyrocket
Solar Winds
to name a few! Did I mention they're FREEBIES? You can install all, or a few, and you can trust me, they're virus-free.
And the last tidbit I'm sharing tonight is, tomorrow night it's a full moon: the Strawberry Moon!
Later ...
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Showing posts with label pet peeves. Show all posts
Friday, June 25, 2010
Sunday, May 09, 2010
The Time Did NOT Fly ...
Nor was I having a damn bit of fun. But my day is coming. Soon.
I am SO OVER a ton of things, and I'm about ready to tell every single person I know precisely what I think of them. You think that's a bad thing? Perhaps ... but perhaps not, depending on whom you are and how much you've screwed me over because I just took it, I swallowed it, I'm the damned peacemaker!!
Stay tuned.
I am SO OVER a ton of things, and I'm about ready to tell every single person I know precisely what I think of them. You think that's a bad thing? Perhaps ... but perhaps not, depending on whom you are and how much you've screwed me over because I just took it, I swallowed it, I'm the damned peacemaker!!
Stay tuned.
Saturday, December 03, 2005
Why I Hate Local News
Brock: “On today’s headlines, why opening your front door could be hazardous to your health.”
Michelle: “Also on today’s headlines, you may be harboring a menace in your refrigerator and not even know it. Hear about dangers to your children that are lurking in your kitchen.”
Brock: “But first, a look at this morning’s waking-up weather report.”
Skip: “Looks like we’re in for some wild weather. I’ll tell you all about it, right after we hear about this morning’s commute.”
Deb: “Area freeways are looking congested. I’ll tell you which ones, right after the break.”
[ commercial break ]
Brock: “A recent study showed that opening doors too quickly can often throw out your shoulder, leaving you suffering in pain, and out of work for minutes. Back to you, Michelle.”
Michelle: “Thanks for that enlightening report, Brock. I think we can all learn something there. But first, this morning’s weather report.”
Skip: “Crazy weather ahead, and it looks like it may affect your drive to work.”
Deb: “That’s right, Skip. Ha ha ha. There sure are a lot of cars out there. Let’s break for a commercial.”
[ commercial break ]
Brock: “In local news, an area teen is making headlines by being the first teenager that does not own an iPod.”
Michelle: “Are you kidding me? That just can’t be! No iPod? Oh, and um, we bombed some country in the east.”
Brock: “Yeah, can you believe that? Just when you think this country has gone too far, you hear about kids with no iPods. It just breaks my heart. Skip? How’s it looking out there?”
Skip: “Looks like we’re in for weather, Brock. If we look up one year ago today, we had weather on this exact same day. How’s that for weird?”
Deb: “Hahahahah. That sure is weird, Skip, but not as weird as a kid with no iPod! Hahahahahaha. That’s the news. Have a great day, everyone.”
Michelle: “Also on today’s headlines, you may be harboring a menace in your refrigerator and not even know it. Hear about dangers to your children that are lurking in your kitchen.”
Brock: “But first, a look at this morning’s waking-up weather report.”
Skip: “Looks like we’re in for some wild weather. I’ll tell you all about it, right after we hear about this morning’s commute.”
Deb: “Area freeways are looking congested. I’ll tell you which ones, right after the break.”
[ commercial break ]
Brock: “A recent study showed that opening doors too quickly can often throw out your shoulder, leaving you suffering in pain, and out of work for minutes. Back to you, Michelle.”
Michelle: “Thanks for that enlightening report, Brock. I think we can all learn something there. But first, this morning’s weather report.”
Skip: “Crazy weather ahead, and it looks like it may affect your drive to work.”
Deb: “That’s right, Skip. Ha ha ha. There sure are a lot of cars out there. Let’s break for a commercial.”
[ commercial break ]
Brock: “In local news, an area teen is making headlines by being the first teenager that does not own an iPod.”
Michelle: “Are you kidding me? That just can’t be! No iPod? Oh, and um, we bombed some country in the east.”
Brock: “Yeah, can you believe that? Just when you think this country has gone too far, you hear about kids with no iPods. It just breaks my heart. Skip? How’s it looking out there?”
Skip: “Looks like we’re in for weather, Brock. If we look up one year ago today, we had weather on this exact same day. How’s that for weird?”
Deb: “Hahahahah. That sure is weird, Skip, but not as weird as a kid with no iPod! Hahahahahaha. That’s the news. Have a great day, everyone.”