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Mother Nature hates the Internet

I can't even describe how happy I am to not be in the ISP business anymore.
Sooner or later, I would have had to deal with a "worst case scenario" like these guys.

Poor bastards.

What's you favorite swear word?

After all the trouble I've been having building a new web server the last couple of weeks, I felt this was really appropriate.
I've not only revisited my favorite swear words several times, but I've also invented new ones.
My favorite by the way is Bollocks! However, people look at me funny when I use it, so I go with the old american F**k! when I feel the need.

It's incredibly NOT SAFE FOR WORK, so if you're at work, or in a public place like a library, or have small children or animals nearby you should probably avoid clicking on the video.

Wow, just... Wow...

This is footage from a 60's era British Kids TV show.
I can't really think of anything else to say about this. So, just watch for yourselves.

Guitar Wank-age

Canon Rock
Very, Very Cool.

Don't Copy That Floppy!

ZOMG!!! ROTFLCOPTER!!!!
This is a PSA to discourage software piracy from 1996 or so

What a Cop is...

I *always* win first prize

So, I've been playing a lot of World of Warcraft lately.
I've been enjoying it too.

I found this on YouTube, Enjoy.

Oh...wow...look at the size of that rabbit maaaan.

LSD Tested on British Troops

Effing Bastards.
Don't get me wrong, I can fully understand the military need for research, and to try to determine how different situations can affect the combat readiness of the troops. I can't agree with mass irradiation of troops and some of the other experiments that have been done but, damn. All I ever got from the Army was a full round of overseas deployment shots. LSD would have been kewl. Even some good old fashioned Nebraska ditchweed would have been alright by me.

1984 pt 2

The original Superbowl TV spot for Apple Macintosh.

First Apple Keynote Speech circa 1984

Google Video has a copy of the very first "keynote speech" in which Steve Jobs introduced the Mac. Very cool.

Lego movies are cool

Not much I can really say about this except it's Grand Theft Auto meets Legos.