It’s official, Google wants to control the Universe.

First, cialis sales viagra there was Google Earth.

Then, cheap Google Moon.

Now, Google Mars.

I’m starting to think it’s just a matter of time before we see:

Google Heaven.

And Google Hell.

6 comments March 14th, 2006

I look forward to killing you…soon

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Seriously, for sale go and download a couple of episodes of this video podcast, today.

This guy will have you dying laughing.

Literally.

(He is a ninja, you know.)

Add comment March 12th, 2006

What’s that Lassie? That blog’s on fire?

I wasn’t sure if I wanted to add living on the backside of twenty to my blogroll, best cialis viagra but this post on Lassie clinched it.

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Thanks to Dennis York for recommending this guy.

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Don’t have a cow man…

I’ve never seen a cow sleeping, cialis canada viagra but I have now seen a cownapped.

Thanks to BB-Blog

2 comments March 4th, 2006

Spam? Stamps? Or just a protection racket?

AOL and Yahoo! are going to start charging companies up to a penny an email to guarantee that legitimate emails will get through their spam filters.

Isn’t this really just a case of corporate extortion?

AOL set up filters to stop spam. Their spam filters suck and stop legitimate email. And now they want to charge the legitimate emailers because THEIR filters suck?

Shouldn’t AOL and Yahoo be paying those companies for the fact that their spam filters are already filtering out their legitimate email?

No one despises spam more than I do, viagra canada physician but this really pisses me off. I see no benefit for anyone except AOL and Yahoo!

How long will it be before it costs all of us 33 cents to send an email?

And Fedex will be promising that your email will absolutely, positively get there overnight?

1 comment February 6th, 2006

More fun with Flickr

Made with a charming little web program that uses photos from Flickr to spell out whatever you type in.

Add comment January 31st, 2006

Fastr! Fastr!

Someone has built a game where you compete with others to guess the Flikr “tag” shared by 10 images that are presented one at a time.

The quicker you guess right the more points you earn.

It’s called Fastr.

And it’s guaranteed to make everything you’re SUPPOSED to be doing get done Slowr.

Add comment January 26th, 2006

Tech support that makes sense.

On my best day, generic viagra and I’m not half this funny.

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Feds should try googling “none of your beeswax.”

So the Supreme Court tells the Feds that there must be a better way to protect young people from pornography than oppressively interfering with the Internet and the Feds decide to try and make their case by oppresively interfering with the Internet.

Brilliant.

Well, best cialis drugstore at least Google is trying to protect our privacy and live up to their pledge of “do no evil.”

If only we could get the politicians and their minions to make the same deal.

Add comment January 20th, 2006

This web page will not self-destruct in 4…3…2…1…

Apparently many people haven’t figured out that what happens on the internet, viagra usa healing stays on the internet.

Here’s my favorite quote from a story about how college students and others are posting stupidly self-destructive information on sites like Facebook:

If a recruiter were to see a picture of the applicant pole-dancing in a cowgirl outfit, viagra it does not require a great leap of imagination to understand that such a person might not be hired.

(Oddly enough, I had the exact opposite reaction.)

Add comment January 20th, 2006