Monday, February 04, 2008

got a cell phone

The teeny-bopping whiper snappers I work with find it hard to believe a 31 year old has never had a cell phone, but I finally got one (not too hard to believe, I was never a nerd...I've always been a jock!)

I'm pretty happy with it, it lets me take pictures, and text message, and I have 4 gigs of room to put songs and stuff. It has bluetooth and I got some wireless headphones for it. The number will be the same as my old land line in a couple of days, I decided to ditch the land line (too much money). It also lets me go to websites and stuff, so I've been wasting a lot of time since I got it getting it set up like I want it... Can pretty much assure myself than I have no reason to be bored anymore since I got this mobile phone :) Here is webpage for phone if you are interested:

http://us.lge.com/products/model/detail/mobile%20phones_select%20by%20carrier_alltel_WAVE.jhtml

couple new pages I registered to

Here's a couple of links to pages I have control over, new to me mostly. Having fun with cell phone :)

del.icio.us

I signed up to this because I want a easy way to bookmark stuff then be able to go them fast on my cell phone. That's basically what I plan to use it for, however I may put a bunch of other stuff sometime. I used to put all sorts of cool links in my blog here or email people, nowadays last couple years just got jaded and realized you find cool stuff all the time so :)

flickr
Much the same thing, although I plan to put pictures I would like to share from my cell phone on here. Some day I'd like to shell out and buy a cheap real phone, but for now am happy as a clam to have a camera on my phone :) I haven't actually uploaded any photos yet, and time is running out tonight. But I will!

twitter

This is an annoying website, and I probably wouldn't consider it if I didn't have a good friend using it too. Concept is you just update it a lot with whatever you are doing or stuff you want to share and your friends can see it and you can see what they are doing, heh. Sortof pointless, but the super everyone all at once feed is sortof fun if you don't have any "friends" I guess.

GUMP


Here is a picture of my good friend, Gump. He and I look at life in much the same way.

rocket propelled chainsaw (in action) :)

I dunno, I think this guy has talent :)

Friday, January 25, 2008

go pats !!!

:)

my baby don't you worry
this cold world is not for you
so rest your head upon me
I have strength to carry you

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

nice image

Lot of stuff going on here :)

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Pre-emptive nuclear strike a key option, Nato told

Saturday, January 12, 2008

Saturday, December 22, 2007

quadtriplequintrillions of quadtriplequintrillions of atoms in universe

Feeling yourself disintegrate
The flaming lips

Love in our life is just too valuable
Oh, to feel for even a second without it
But life without death is just impossible
Oh, to realize something is ending within us
Feeling yourself disintegrate

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

hello!

Hi! Noticing I've had a lot of visitors to this page over last few days. Thanks for dropping by! :) Feel free to drop me a line ever!

Friday, December 07, 2007

best irc channel

I've never seen a channel like this. While you know big huge channels like kde and gentoo and such probably always have a conversation or help question/answer going on, I'm amazed because this is a text based game not in the mold of Zork :) #nethack on irc.freenode.net has to be the best irc channel ever. nethack is such a consuming game, if you want to be good you have to suffer literally hundreds and hundreds of deaths, after giving it your best shot for minutes or hours. Yet, this channel, everytime I log on, there is always a conversation going on. It doesn't matter what time of day it is, it's always hopping. I am ashamed that I never have delved into this game really, I've had a few couple-week spurts (usually with some graphical derivative) but always pulled out because I recognized I have to make time to do everything else but play a game :) It always revigorates my faith in humanity to log onto irc, and this channel, and to discover cool people talking about a cool game. I'm serious, this channel has never let me down. It's always hopping :)

I still don't have time to play nethack. Maybe someday :) Well, I guess I'll try a game now, but don't expect me to last too long :)

Remembering The Patriots From Whence They Came

Look at how the football teams I'd been a part of in middle and high school had been doing, and compare it to this summary of the Patriots of the time. I hadn't ever really paid much attention to football till high school, depsite playing in middle school...it had just been a fun way to take out aggression and get the crap kicked out of me every day for fun! :) Go pats!! I hope they take another NFL Championship this year, would be great fun :)

From http://www.patsfans.com/bob/display_story.php?story_id=2670

If 1970-73 was Dark Ages I, 1989-92 was Dark Ages II. Dark Ages II is the time period in Patriot history which is the main reason why you should love forever what is happening today, and continue to crave more championships. Sullivan had sold the team in 1988 to Victor Kiam of Remington, but no one knew, despite Billy finally pulling out of the organization he created and kept in the area, that Kiam would lead the Patriots into deeper shame than Sullivan or his sons ever did.

1990 remains the worst single season in Patriot history. A Week 2 16-14 win at Indianapolis begat a 14-game losing streak to finish the season. Marc Wilson and Tommy Hodson were eminently forgettable Patriot quarterbacks in this Steve Grogan̢۪s final season. The Patriots were outscored by their opponents 446-181. During the 14-game losing streak the offense was held under 20 points 12 times. And the scandal involving Patriot players exposing themselves to then-Herald reporter Lisa Olson (now with the New York Daily News) remains the low water mark in franchise history.

Rust coached the team in 1990, then gave way to former UMass head coach Dick MacPherson. While he restored dignity to the team, along with a cheerleader style of coaching, he could not bring his team to win consistently and he had to step down due to health problems. By 1992, the team was a total woebegone organization, with a disgruntled fan base and players who most likely hated being there.

Saturday, December 01, 2007