Category: Stupid

Lian-Li, which makes great computer cases, unfortunately has really hard to navigate categories. Too much Flash is a bad thing.

You know, this idiot could certainly just give me that $600, and I’ll catch her one of the three or four kittens that live under my shed. I can’t seem to get rid of them. Stupid things.

A Norfolk, Virginia, woman has taken her love of vegetarianism to the extreme by changing her name to GoVeg.com. Full Story, and link to the lady’s Web site.

But they forgot to change the default passwords on the images storage devices. A bunch of people saw the picks. Whoops. Now they’re getting sued.

“Mild-mannered A.J. Hinch, the Tigers’ new catcher, got ejected from Saturday night’s 9-6 loss to the Colorado Rockies — not for something he said, or even for something he did. But something he didn’t do.

He didn’t throw the ball back to the pitcher as quickly as umpire Larry Young thought he should.”

Full Ridiculous Story.

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This is a screwed up world we live in. Link via Fark.

Of course, everything there is common sense: Anakin becomes Darth, Amidala gets pregnant, blah, blah. So nothing there is really “revealed” but it somehow got listed on the front page of Fark (though, reading through the comments, Farkers slam the article, too)

If you get in a wreck, pray your headlights survive the crash or you’ll get ticketed.

From Fark: State Supreme Court rules that defendant did not have fair notice that exposure of thong-clad buttocks was a prosecutable offense. You needed to be told this?!?

This is sad, and I think the real reason we saw the original videos as really funny is we all saw part of us in him — the uncomfortable geek just trying to make a video for a class, and, really, we were all laughing at ourselves. I know we all have parts of our lives that we’d never want videotaped and post on the ‘net for all to enjoy.

Anyway, I told you before that the kid was identified and that money was being raised for him to buy the poor kid some toys for entertaining us all (to the tune of about four-grand). Well, Waxy.org, the site that introduced us to the Jedi, is reporting that the kid’s family is taking legal action against the people who originally posted the video on the Internet.

It’s sad, because this kid’s going to be getting a whole bunch of toys from the Internet community, and now, if this is taken to court, he’s not going to get a dime of it.