Medium Rare Quickies
Let's start this off with some Microsoft parodies:
Polo pointed us to a version of office2000 that many Slashdotters might prefer to the Microsoft version.
Lexie (ask out CowboyNeal!) sent us a Microsoft Monopoly
that you probably won't see in stores.
G. Crisp sent us a Lego Penguin: proof that someone has both too much spare time, and too many legos.
An anonymous reader noted that you can get
AccuWeather®5-Day
Forecast for AREA 51. Forecast calls for black helecopters and Gillian Anderson.
witten sent us a random Jon Katz story generator called (not surprisingly)
Katzdot.
While we're on the subject of Slashdot, it's worth nothing that
ThinkGeek is now carrying new Slashdot T-Shirts. Of course personally I'd prefer the 'Kernel Panic' shot glasses, but then again, I've had a pretty long week.
dayeight sent us something that is pretty indescribible. It involves video games, but presumably it also involved some sort of illegal substances too. I think its a metaphor for something.
How about a few 'True Stories' to brighten up your day (no I'm not talking about zany Talking Heads movies). First
zentropy sent us what seems to be a true story about why sports and Taco Bell just don't mix.
An anonymous reader showed us a woman who is trying to get workers comp from her employer since she got
carpal tunnel... her job involves phones, but it wasn't dialing them that caused the *ahem* injury.
Actually, the T-Shirts are pretty nice. I was going to pick up one of the fleeces, but according to ThinkGeek, there is No back on this one".
Now, maybe it's just me, but if it doesn't COME with a back, then I'd like the option to be able to purchase one seperately, or at least bundled.
Sheesh, as bad as I felt when I bought my HP DeskJet and it didn't come with a printer cable, I'm glad I saw this one early. Or I'd be REALLY pissed.
I'm sure we all pull out the defibrilators when our TV "dies".
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
The Year Five Billion problem. By then, our sun should have gone nova and incinerated the planet. I don't care what kind of computer you have -- that is going to cause a malfunction.
dragonhawk@iname.microsoft.com
I do not like Microsoft. Remove them from my email address.
I saw a picture of the toilet that was at fault in this incident. I've never seen a toilet like this before. The seat is raised about 2 inches above the actual bowl. What happened was that there was no TP in the dispenser, so he turned on the seat, reaching for TP on the toilet. His jimmerjammer slid under the seat (quite possible) and due to the force caused by his butt cheeks sliding on the seat, the seat failed, thus crushing his willy. He was in the ER for 10 hours, apperently. His johnson is no longer functional, with no hope of regaining the functionality. He is sueing for 2.2 million (CDN), with his wife asking for $750,000CAD for the loss of his services.
Would you crush your tinky winky for 2.2 mill Canadian? I doubt it.
At 20.17 Eastern, at the Republican Debate, Forbes referred to Linux as 'Loonix' while answering a question about why Microsoft should or shouldn't be broken up.
:)
Leenix or Lihnux, sure. But Loonux?
Yikes, the nurse at school said it wouldn't hurt me!
I'm surprised nobody submitted the one where a man is suing Starbucks because the toilet in their restroom crushed his penis.
Hey, that doesn't sound like such a bad deal to me. Get your 1.5 million bucks, then go on a vaction to Australia. While you're their, stop by the local cosmetic surgeon and pay a small fee to have your penis reconstructed. Afterwards, you're good as new, and you have an extra million bucks in the bank account.
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my wrists are killing me...
"better ways of doing things eventually just replace the inferior things" - Linus Torvalds 09-08-07