education / environment / security
Actually, what I should say is I blame PBS and these idiots.
economics / education / environment / technology
Well, this here be my life. I hate my life.
I hate YouTube.
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Ice T shows you how to fix common problems with your Mac. Today’s lesson involves a slight display problem. Slight content warning for language.
Also, this may void your warranty.
education / environment / technology
Not a bad idea, changing the next next weekend to “oxt weekend”.
Some examples:
You going somewhere this weekend? Or was it oxt weekend?
I’m working next weekend. And oxt weekend. I swear, I’m going to burn this whole place down some day.
How about oxt weekend? How about oxt weekend? You say that every week! Just admit you’d rather play WoW than go out with me. Admit it. Admit it!
And my social scene takes the examples down with them. Regardless, this is a nifty neologism that I can get behind.
So. August. Hi, new month!
Just thought I’d let you know that I am not quitting (for once).
Continue your month normally.
In other, non–quitting–blogging MacStansbury news, everything on my computer is old. Therefore, I need new computer stuff. Must make a note to myself to remind myself become incredibly wealthy.
Or steal.
One of those two.
education / environment / religion / technology
I’m being completely serious about this.
After watching this video, is there anything left to see?
Seriously, it’ll stop the way you think about everything.
Over the course of many years, I’ve had the pleasure of posting many videos on this, and other blogs. But today, I find the rare pleasure of linking to one that must be viewed in it’s own environs, as there is nothing I could — or would — want to add to this great sociological experiment.
Involving rednecks.
And beer.
And a car.
And a ramp.
You can probably figure out what happens next.
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