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Monthly Archives: March 2004
Q4 Report 2004
Today is the last day of another fiscal year here. This is the first non-work related thing I have written this week. I am in spreadsheet mode and have no brain cells left for blogging. But I have much to … Continue reading
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You are a sick teddy. You are a very sick teddy. In fact you are such a sick sick teddy that I’m also becoming sick. Oh lord, please turn me into a sick sick teddy… I found this gem in … Continue reading
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DMZ Flashback
My bro has been posting photos of our trip home so I shall retaliate with some from our day trip to the DMZ in January. I’m not as spiteful as he is, so I won’t include the pics of him … Continue reading
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Googlus Interruptus
Props to the Big Ho. His evil plan has worked. I was two clicks away from climax before I found his turd in my cream pie. In all fairness, I can’t really complain now that my own evil plan has … Continue reading
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Traitorous
Any person who can defend this despicable shit isn’t welcome here. There is a line that demarcates what is OK and what is not, and although its exact location can be perceived differently depending on who you are, it has … Continue reading
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Condition Zero Review
In 3 words: Disappointing as hell. Description: CS 1.6 with bots. There were a few new maps and minor tweaking of some old maps. Whoopee. Worth 30 bones (at discount price)? HELL NO! But if you are a CS junkie, … Continue reading
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Vampire Killer
It is just past ten o’ clock and I am stewing in my own fumes. I ate a plate of spicy Thai pork for breakfast and it is now overly apparent that the secret ingredient was garlic. Normally I would … Continue reading
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Condition Zero
The most important first-person shooter ever created was Half-Life. The most important mod ever created was Counter-Strike. The most anticipated game of last year AND this year, IMHO, is a three way split between Half-Life2, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, and Doom … Continue reading
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1MB/second
My Hikari rocks. This is the fastest browser download I have ever experienced. Question: Why does IE express download speed in bytes/second? According to numion: In data communications only the Metric definition of a kilobyte (1000 bytes per kilobyte) is … Continue reading
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Dead to Rights Game Review
Even though I haven’t posted forever, I feel the burning need to warn fellow FPS enthusiasts about the PC game, Dead to Rights. I am very glad I “test drove” the “free” version (thank you, BitTorrent!) of this dreck before … Continue reading
Keyring Tool
New multipurpose tool on top of new coffeemaker (retro Bondi Blue skeleton design – so 90′s).
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Better than it looks…
There’s nothing like coming home to a pot of day-old curry. The house reeks with pungent goodness and the first mouyhful warms the soul.
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Rodentia
I don’t like using third party mouse drivers/software so I usually buy Microsoft mouses although the red one in the middle is a Logitech that has served me well with my Fujitsu laptop. It wasn’t the greatest for playing CS … Continue reading
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Chew On This!
Lotte’s “dental” chewing gum – supposedly helps keep teeth white. I nominate it for Official Chewing Gum of Aryanfest 2004.
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Another Awaji Bridge Sunset
Wait, maybe this isn’t the bridge. How am I supposed to remember? I was driving, man.
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Overstocked
I have no idea why the stalls crammed into overflowing buildings of Namdaemun were so enthralling. It may have been the sheer volume of stuff literally stacked to the ceilings… Or the fact that most of the stores fell into … Continue reading
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One reason why digital cameras suck
I wanted to take photos this weekend but I somehow managed to lose BOTH chargers for the rechargeable Li-Ion batteries. I invested in a second unit since I thought it would be nice to always have one in the car … Continue reading
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Unicorn Board
The hard board at Bill’s. Remarkably sharp in B&W.
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King of Konbeni
Lawson is the foundation upon which modern lifestyles are built in Japan. I have never confirmed the oft-heard rumor regarding the Lawson closest to my university, Morimedo Lawson – that it was the busiest branch in Japan. Well, on the … Continue reading
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