This is going to be a great video game system. Why? Because I’ll be able to play: California Games (C64)Adventure Park /Cabbage Patch Kids in the US$ (Coleco Vision)SuperMario RPG (SNES) Plus all the new WII games and$ tons of NES games. My wife will be happy because I’ll be able to put the NES, Genesis, SNES and GameCube away. Gamasutra - Report: Commodore 64 Titles To Join Virtual Console? ...
This is the only reality show I would even THINK of wanting to be on… RICHARD BRANSON - VIRGIN TO MAKE ASTRONAUT IDOL
I’ve been noticing a lot more people riding scooters. This might explain why: BREITBART.COM - US drivers hop on scooters to dodge rising gas prices
This is what he typed when he jumped up on the keyboard for my attention. That’s 7poooooo Yes, he typed poo.
Buddy the Cat typed 7poooooo today. I think he was telling me something.
Much to my co-worker’s amusement, whenever we talk about our ideal car, I mention I really want a jet pack. Well, this isn’t the Bell X-1 or anything, but, it looks awesome. And at only $30k, not that expensive (for aircraft). The World’s smallest one person helicopter - New Launches
Multimedia message Originally uploaded by gregwalsh. This is very odd. While we were walking home from the O’s game, Ann and I saw this sign. At first, I didn’t think anything of it, maybe it was part of Baltimore’s new Get In on It campaign. After looking at it, I’m guessing its some sort of experiential art project. Here’s what it says: ...
Multimedia message Originally uploaded by gregwalsh. Another (I’m guessing) art project sign designed to blend in with the surroundings. This one is an illustration showing the “Hypothetical Urban Wind Turbulences” at an intersection. The grey in the picture is typography that says$ things like sneezing, hyperventilation, coughing. I’d like to find more of these signs to document them. Location: About 520 steps from the SE Corner of Light st and Pratt St on the Harborplace side. ...
The weather in our neighborhood is on the right hand side now…thanks to iPuppy.
“The huge success of the summer movie sequel “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” underscores the subject’s broad romantic appeal. But the subculture emerged long before the original movie in July 2003, with some experts dating the trend back to the mid- to late-1990s.” Um…I was in to it way before then. Like back during Voyage of the Mimi. From sea to sea, pirate scene hooks recruits | In Depth | Reuters.com ...