twincityhacker

It just may be the next greatest thing since sliced bread: a clock that very politely and respectfully wakes one up. Narrated by Stephen Fry.

Though Jeeves would not think that a loquacious alarm clock would be suitable to a gentelmen's station, but it's very good thing that most of the people who would get it would not have that problem, what? = )

First off, there's the video that shows skaters with antigrav shoes. Really, it's a bunch of guys on lime green boards taken out in post production. But, hey, it's 2006 and were's our hoverboards? Seriously.

I made an account here, but I lost the site. Then I found it again. Hex DVD alows you to keep track of your DVDs, and the genere, price, purchasing location, and how good it is. I use it to mostly keep track of my Mom's Disney DVD collection, so I can say whether or not we have X DVD when she gets that DVD Club ciculiar. (I'd just look at the shelf, except that's how we got two of Bambi 2. I'm very bad at finding things.)

This is via purplesyringes, State Maps for Nucelar Survivial. Not only does it list the areas that would be contaminated if a nuclear reactor blows - good-bye Twin Cities - but the wind paterns that show that pretty much everyone gets screwed by the fallout.

This is just silly. Day of the Trilliums. To preperuate the idea that Rose is just traveling the world, The Doctor takes Rose and Jack to Toronto. Only everyone's got trilliums growing out of their heads.

Now, I want to go see if I can get a little further on cleaning.