Ok, luckiest cartoon character ever.
Watch the clip up to the 1:35 mark.
/oink
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One guy's quest to make ends meet.
Live Earth, a massive global campaign showcasing various artists performing around the world, was held today (7/7/07). It accomplished its goal.
I got to see Kelly Clarkson perform.
Okay, there were a few other artists that performed that I was interested in watching. But none compare to Kelly. She's the whole reason Live Earth was even happening.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have some outlets that aren't being used.
Strange Australian commercial (a little sexual material, but safe for work)
That must be some world-class chicken.
My sister had gone with some friends to one of the local sports bars a couple of times recently. One of the things they did was play darts.
Now she's gone and bought a dart board.
There will be no cover charge up until 9 pm and ladies get in free all night.
Before I found out most of the details on the horrific incident, I was saying RIP to Chris Benoit and family. Then I changed my tune after hearing more about the details and said RIP to Nancy and Daniel.
I still haven't been able to wrap my brain around what had happened.
Then I saw this interview (video) from a Houston paper talking to "King Booker". King Booker probably said it best:
"I just think it was a huge malfunction and whatever it was, we may never know. It's not for us to know. It's out of our hands and with God now."
God bless Nancy and Daniel. God forgive Chris Benoit. - Eric Bishchoff
Thanks to VHDawg, I'm hooked on the Liberty Meadows comic strip.
Today's strip is under review from my lawyers. I may have a case against them for copyright infringement. Sure they changed the guy's name to Frank, gave him more hair and glasses, but being the poor soul with no confidence is my gimmick.
By the way, you can check out this strip by clicking the links on the right. I plan on adding more cool links soon.
(p.s. the comic creator Cho has a knack for drawing the ladies)
I like music. Especially new rock music. That's why I listen to Rock 93.9 98% of the time while driving.
I don't like commercials. Especially the ones around here. That's when I flip to a different station and hope that there isn't a sucky song playing. I also flip when 93.9 plays a classic rock song (he types while listening to 93.9 online as they play Van Halen "Everybody Wants Some").
All this to say that while at work, I often listen to online radio stations. My latest discovery is Urge (it was in my latest Windows Media Player). A few of those stations are free, most require subscriptions. I listen to it because the stations there will play the same songs as 93.9, but also play cool new songs you won't hear on the radio here.
And no commercials! ... kinda.
Lately, they have been hyping this legislation going through Congress that would increase royalty fees online stations would have to pay. These stations would have to shut down as a result of the high costs.
Is this legit? I don't know, but I'd hate it if it were.
Today, stations had a day of silence. Don't let them go silent forever! (or some cheesy slogan like that)
(Hopefully the image shows. It does in preview.)
So, yeah, click and do something.