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Monthly Archives: November 2006
You can handle the hose by yourself
This sign reminds me of the opening to Happy Gilmore. I love the signs in Japan!
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Talbert Marsh
On Sunday, I went for a walk by the beach, where the Santa Ana River drains into the Pacific Ocean. I hesitate to call this place a delta, because this river, the victim of massive amounts of concrete and man’s … Continue reading
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Little Piggies
Cat and Spanky are waiting to be fed, be it toes or avocados. Here’s Spanky, pictured after eating half of an avocado. They also like guavas.
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Half Life on your browser!
I used to play video games regularly up until a few years back. For some reason, playing video games just stopped being something I wanted to do on a regular occasion, but if I need to get my Half Life … Continue reading
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This cold deserves to die!
I caught a cold that prevented me from eating a proper Thanksgiving for the 4th year in a row, and I plan on nuking it. Today I kept warm, making sure to dress in layers and stay in blankets. I … Continue reading
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Chicago to SoCal: the long way
Equipment: QX4 Assorted maps Fishing poles and tackle 2 tents and assorted bedding DC power converter Generic LG mobile phone Nikon D-50 2 SD memory cards 250 GB Buffalo external harddrive Compaq Laptop 40 assorted music cds This summer, I … Continue reading
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Bolsa Chica Jump Pics
Mark, Joy, Eric, and I took turns jumping off of things, giving the senior citizen bird watchers something to look at.
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Authentic Japanese Cuisine
Mark and I saw this upscale Asian-fusion restaurant on Sunset Blvd. when we went to go see the Cut Chemist on Thursday night. With the amount of Japanese people who visit this area, they must know that their sign really … Continue reading
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More Band of Brothers and Rome
It looks like HBO is working on a version of Band of Brothers in the Pacific theater. link The second season of Rome will be coming out next year. HBO has renewed its epic drama series ROME for a second … Continue reading
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Courreges Park at dawn
It’s too bad that I hate waking up early. You can see some pretty interesting stuff is you get up early in the morning. My bed usually wins the decision when I ask myself “should I get up or not?”. … Continue reading
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