So, a few months ago (okay 4...) I mentioned I was going to post about food and that I have a video clip about that.
Well.
I should start this out by saying that I feel like this sometimes when I'm around people with either very bad table manners or people who just plain eat loudly.
It drives me crazy.
So I thought I'd share. This movie only has 3 scenes in the "corporate world", so I've included all 3 to help give it more context. It's an interesting sub-plot. Pay attention to clip #3, that's how I feel sometimes. =)
The clips come from this movie. It's pretty good, I'm not usually into the romance/drama genre, but I liked this one.
Until next time.
Friday, October 26, 2007
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Magellan
So I got a GPS for my birthday back in August. Now that september's almost over I figure I should get off my can and post about it.
I've used it as a travel mate once and found about 25 geocaches with it so far. (There are a bunch close to work, so that works out well for a break)
I think one of the most valuable things I could have done with it is take a trip with my grandfather up into the mountains where we used to go when I was a child. We stopped at a number of old campsites and I marked their locations so that I could find them again. Maybe in a few years when my children are older we will go up and camp there.
I've also done a lot of geocaching for the short 2 months I've had this GPS. Some of the caches are fantastically hidden. Some are... well, kind of surprisingly still there in regards to their location. However, I've always been a sucker for a treasure hunt.
I'm not going to review the GPS unit I got, though I'm happy I went with the model I did. It was a bit more than I wanted to spend, but I think it's about perfect for me. It's got all the features I'd want and a few more that I'll probably never use. At the right price it was hard to pass up.
Incidentally, I did a little research on batteries and found cell phone batteries that appeared to be exactly compatible with the unit. So I spent $25 for 3 batteries when one "official" battery would have been $40. It pays to do your homework I guess.
One of these days I'll start my own cache. but until then, I'll be happy just toting the GPS around and finding geocaches of my own.
Until next time.
I've used it as a travel mate once and found about 25 geocaches with it so far. (There are a bunch close to work, so that works out well for a break)
I think one of the most valuable things I could have done with it is take a trip with my grandfather up into the mountains where we used to go when I was a child. We stopped at a number of old campsites and I marked their locations so that I could find them again. Maybe in a few years when my children are older we will go up and camp there.
I've also done a lot of geocaching for the short 2 months I've had this GPS. Some of the caches are fantastically hidden. Some are... well, kind of surprisingly still there in regards to their location. However, I've always been a sucker for a treasure hunt.
I'm not going to review the GPS unit I got, though I'm happy I went with the model I did. It was a bit more than I wanted to spend, but I think it's about perfect for me. It's got all the features I'd want and a few more that I'll probably never use. At the right price it was hard to pass up.
Incidentally, I did a little research on batteries and found cell phone batteries that appeared to be exactly compatible with the unit. So I spent $25 for 3 batteries when one "official" battery would have been $40. It pays to do your homework I guess.
One of these days I'll start my own cache. but until then, I'll be happy just toting the GPS around and finding geocaches of my own.
Until next time.
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Boy...
... I wish I remembered how to post.
I wasn't in love with the questions on this one, but I thought the result was interesting so I thought I'd share.
I wasn't in love with the questions on this one, but I thought the result was interesting so I thought I'd share.
| The Movie Of Your Life Is An Indie Flick |
 You do things your own way - and it's made for colorful times. Your life hasn't turned out how anyone expected, thank goodness! Your best movie matches: Clerks, Garden State, Napoleon Dynamite |
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Not dead
No, I'm not dead. Yes, I still remember I have a blog. No, I have no meaningful post today. Yes, there are posts I'd like to post about. No, for some strange reason I have a block where I just can't do it right now.
It'll get better. Eventually.
It'll get better. Eventually.
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
More games...
Yeah, I'll get off the game thing here shortly.
I am really looking forward to team fortress 2. It's pretty amazing that they can to this video from within the game engine. I saw this today and thought I'd share.
Can you all tell that I'm avoiding reality at the moment? =)
More later.
I am really looking forward to team fortress 2. It's pretty amazing that they can to this video from within the game engine. I saw this today and thought I'd share.
Can you all tell that I'm avoiding reality at the moment? =)
More later.
Thursday, August 16, 2007
The World of Warcraft Addiction Test
Your Score: Well on your way!
You are 63% Addicted!
You play a lot, and you're starting to get hooked. Keep it up and soon you too will be part of the ever-growing group that is totally addicted. Or, see the warning signs now and get out while you still can!
| Link: The World of Warcraft Addiction Test written by survivedestiny on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test |
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