seriously. i want to know how much this guy is raking in.
Show us some fish.
tony stark. wow, i'm starting to get that "save me" superhero vibe from downey now. it's gotta be his arms cuz it sure ain't the suit! honestly, i'm pretty happy with what i'm seeing so far...
photos are on countingdown.com
have you any wool?
not sure how true this story is but i had a good laugh.
www.metro.co.uk
Is it a lamb? Is it a poodle? Can you spot the difference?Thousands of people have been 'fleeced' into buying neatly coiffured lambs they thought were poodles.
a friend sent me this video and initially, i thought it was really odd because in the beginning it looked like two people balancing a couple of backpacks, trying to decide which direction to move. on top of that, i thought their legs looked emaciated, so i wasn't sure what i was looking at. anyway, you can see a guy's head in the video but when i saw him run off to the side, it freaked the geek out me. it took me a few seconds to realize that the legs were robotic. i've watched it a couple of times, and as much as i think it's pretty damn cool, it's also creepy as hell. take a look.
i'm SO glad the show is back. tonight's episode...awesome. my brain is happy.
didn't see this one coming...
last week, i made it a point to redeem my sony points for a point-and-shoot camera. talk about a lot of points. anyway, i picked one, the DSC S700. i really didn't have much of a choice and wanted to use my points because they were going to expire soon. i was telling my brother about the camera this weekend and how it doesn't have a view finder, but for my point range, it was the only one i could pick. i was eyeballing a mini stereo but having a backup camera seemed like a better option.
so we get to talking a little more and he tells me that the LCD screen is going to drain my battery life (which i already knew), but then he asks, "oh, what kind of battery does it use?" he pointed out the one detail i manged to overlook--the battery type. it totally slipped my mind to make sure the camera uses a rechargeable battery. i really don't like the idea of having to buy a bunch of batteries and now i'm wondering if i should try and sell it, or should i give it a shot and just use it?
and while i have camera on the brain, here are some more spring photos i took a couple of weeks ago with my little canon s110, before the last freeze. i can't believe we went from weather in the upper 70s to temps in the 30s but we seem to be back to spring-like weather, again.
