It’s amazing the kind of weird stuff you can find online.
Yes, this is stupid. But it’s worth it just for Geordi.
Month: January 2008
Cheeseburger in a Can
You gotta know that this is some good stuff right here.
For the record, yes, I would eat a cheeseburger in a can, but probably only once.
Westboro Baptist planning to protest Heath Ledger's funeral
The Westboro church people are those morons who hold up the “God Hates Fags” signs at the funerals of dead soldiers and such. Clearly only in it for the attention and because they thrive on hatred and such.
So, I think that instead of getting mad at these people, we should just completely ridicule them instead. Here’s how: Every time they show up anywhere, have a bunch of people there make up a bunch of “God Hates Shrimp” picket signs and then go and protest as close to the Westboro morons as they can.
These people thrive on hatred. So laugh at them instead. It’s easier and has a chance of working.
Snacks are good!
Found this deal today while messing around on my daily reads: $20 off $50 at Amazon Grocery.
The gist of it is if you buy $50 worth of various Kellogg’s and other brand products from Amazon, then use the code KELLOGG1 at check out, they’ll cut $20 off the order. It’s also eligible for free shipping.
Now, Amazon’s bulk prices are not the best, but they’re not bad either. Plus there’s a lot of good stuff on this deal, such as various cereals and breakfast foods, assorted crackers, various types of cookies, etc. I bought some Mini Wheats (I love these in the morning), couple types of cookies, and Rice Krispie treats, for a total of $30.
The problem is Amazon’s organization. Finding what you want in smaller amounts (instead of gianormous bulk quanities) can be tricky. I suggest going to this page, clicking through to the type of thing you want, then sorting the resulting list by price (low to high). The smaller quantities are at the lower prices as well.
Spin the Wheel!
Went over to the Saucer last night to see my friend Aimee on Wheel of Fortune.
It was a lot of fun, they had reserved the entire beer garden section for the crowd and had the show up on the big screen above the stage. Despite the sound coming from one TV being out of sync with the main screen, it was still quite a good show. I was fairly shocked at the number of people there, it was in the 60+ range. Of course all her family was there, and several of the other teachers from her high school, I just wasn’t expecting that much of a turnout.
Of course, Aimee won, to the tune of $47,500. Which is great, because now she can’t be not telling us anything like she has been doing for the last 3 weeks. 😉
So congratulations, Aimee!
She was also interviewed on the news at 6pm, which was almost as entertaining as the show itself. I missed the interview at the time (arrived late), but my Tivo picked it up for me so I got to watch it this morning.
Afterwards, we had trivia night, which I unfortunately had to depart from early because I really was not entirely well yet. I’ve been sick all week, and though I was past most of it, the combination of two beers and the drugs I had taken was making me quite dizzy. So I went home and collapsed. However, I’m feeling much better this morning, if I could just get over this nasty cough.
On another topic, my dad sent me some pictures of the half-completed piano/bar cabinet that he’s building me, so it should be ready in another month or two. My condo is starting to look like somebody actually has a sense of taste. Well, okay, maybe not, but it’s slowly coming together. I’ll post some pictures of the half-built, but now painted, piano later.
