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Monthly Archives: July 2006
Green Benefits
One of the benefits of working next to an R&D laboratory at an electronics manufacturer is that the guys are always playing around with cold lasers and soldering irons and other manly tools of self-destruction. The lab is also the … Continue reading
Crystal Cove
Just some quick news from back home: Crystal Cove State Park has reopened! Crystal Cove is one of my favorite places back home. It’s been a long decade plus away, and one of the things I miss most about OC … Continue reading
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Miami Vice Theme Song
Speaking of movies, apparently Michael Mann decided he wanted “nothing to do with the TV series” and hence did not use Jan Hammer’s original masterpiece in the new Miami Vice movie. Apparently there’s no Phil Collins or Glen Frey either. … Continue reading
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The Fast and the Very, Very Okotta: Hick Drifter in Tokyo
Even though my masochistic hobby of watching horribly shitty movies is fairly wide known, I am still fairly ashamed to say that I sat through the entirety of The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift this past weekend. It is … Continue reading
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Pug Bowling
The intro drags on a bit, but they get a +2 for laying the Gipsy Kings over pug footage:
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Red October
Could it be said that these photos of an underground Russian submarine base are the pinnacle of glasnost? Or am I just being nekulturny? And now that I’ve expended my full knowledge of the Russian language, please move on to … Continue reading
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Google Ads Blocker Detector
This is a great way to greet new users to your site: Gee, I wasn’t aware that Google Ads pay per pageview. Dumbshits. Also, FUCK ADS! (this rant brought to you by Anger Management, Ltd.)
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Eating the Gift of the Magi
I can’t say much about the Hongshuai Soy Sauce scheme involving production of “soy sauce” from human hair and medical waste, except that the perpetrators should be force fed their own product via beer bong. The journalists then found the … Continue reading
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Fugu Tip
If you are eating fugu liver pate and start feeling a tingling sensation on your lips or in your mouth, down a cup of hot sake and then immediately slit your wrists to bleed off the neurotoxin. That is all.
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Lend me an ear
TK is an older guy who works in my office. He’s married, with kids who have long grown up and moved away from the island for the usual reasons; the lack of local jobs, the hellish sameness of the Japanese … Continue reading
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Just drive.
I can’t figure out if this is a joke or not. “iLane[TM] consists of a powerful and small device that interacts directly with existing Bluetoothâ -enabled handheld devices and vehicle audio systems or headsets to read messages out loud and … Continue reading
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Oh My Technorati
Remember that rant about “Web 2.0″ I wrote a few weeks back? That post resulted in angry geek hate mail (ooo, scawy), but today I stand vindicated: Who turned the trendportal firehose on Technorati’s front page? My proposals for a … Continue reading
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Three days – a lifetime
Visited some cousins from the states I haven’t seen in years Went out drinking with friends for the first time in months Had some damn good yakitori, too (mmm, namagimo) In the wee hours of the morning, rode three people … Continue reading
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Amusing T-shirts seen this weekend
POSSIBILITY IS NOTHIG! MEETING WITH WORLD NO SHIRT NO SHOES NO JUICY
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Cantomoko
There is a sex doll desecrating my bridge. That is all. UPDATE: OK, that wasn’t all. If you are feeling brave today, click here. If you didn’t poke your eyes out after that last link, go ahead and try this … Continue reading
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The Big Lebowski – Abridged
Be warned: This is actually titled the F_cking Short Version, for good reason. It’s White Russian time.
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Doing my part…
…for world peace Today I convinced several Japanese people that Canada can be properly referred to as Little America. A Taiwanese guy in the room snorted; I was gracious enough to ignore this and refrain from making a crack about … Continue reading
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Thai Visa Trivia of the Day
For citizens of Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka Nepal, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Sudan, Algeria, Libya, Yemen, Egypt, Palestinian State, Nigeria, Afghanistan, China, and North Korea, the Thai visa applicant must first be granted status of residence in Japan. I … Continue reading
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Off-season Jack Bauer Love
I have a feeling I will be watching 24 long past the point of it jumping the shark; such is my love for J. Bauer, Esq., that I will probably watch every episode up to and including the one where … Continue reading
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