I have a feeling that when I played MarioKart a bunch when I was in college (four players all crammed in a small little dorm room around a Nintendo 64), I was pretty much like this:

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I have a feeling that when I played MarioKart a bunch when I was in college (four players all crammed in a small little dorm room around a Nintendo 64), I was pretty much like this:

I didn’t know a thing about these blenders until I saw it totally destroy an iPhone:
Thanks Andrei for the link.
By now, everybody has heard about the offensive traffic posts in Keizer. It’s easily fixed as I think Jack has found a perfect solution to the problem.
Stolen from one of my favorite local blogs:
The Mountain Gate developers are telling us that, unless we approve what they want, they just might build what we don’t want. Which is a bit like saying, if you don’t let us fart all we want, we’ll poop on your floor. Charmed, I’m sure.
Watch this until the end — it’s worth it (language a bit NSFW).
A Pigeon Cam with dynamically added fez (this is a fez, if you don’t see the pigeon when the cam loads or it’s dark).
Note that is appears to not have updated most of the day, so as of right now, there’s a pigeon with the fez on its butt:
Oh man. Out of all the people that a Seattle Times telemarketer could call and try to sell to, they’d call Chris Pirillo during his call-in show. This is priceless — this lady is so confused by the end of this.
Best quote: “This is better than Google. It’s the complete newspaper.”
Biggest tip for salespeople: Know Thy Product.
Thanks to Barn and Lost Remote for the video.
And so are you if you, like me, laughed at this video of a wheelchair-bound boy band:
Seriously, though, the guy that did the video is a stand up comic that does indeed have cerebral palsy. So he’s making fun of himself and his disease, similar to Josh Blue, who we all know from Last Comic Standing.
I love Worse Than Failure (formally known as The Daily WTF) always has a ton of great stories that make me feel better. I read them and think to myself, “Wow, I’m not nearly that stupid.” It makes me laugh my tail off when I read a story like this where a government worker’s day or two of work could’ve been done in 30 seconds with a command line command and a copy/paste job.
And I think Jack has pinned down why she’s here.