Watching the Green Bay/Giants game right now.
Almost missed seeing the three girls in Green Bay Packers Bikini tops. I have a hearty respect for these awesome Green Bay fans, especially after seeing all the tough guy football commentators all bundled up!
I guess I’ll stop looking for pictures of these girls now!
As a side note, someone actually sells a Cheese Bra! It looks pretty much how you’d think one would look.
The AirMail laptop sleeve is handmade out of durable upholstery-grade vinyl, and lined with fuzzy, soft fleece. All AirMail sleeves have the same dimensions as standard interoffice manila envelopes, which will serve to remind you — and everyone around you — that your new MacBook Air really is the thinnest laptop in the world!
It’s $29.95 and I’m kind of tempted to get one just to put things in that I don’t want getting scratched.
From Time.com: Jesus ‘Tomb’ Controversy Reopened
The debate over Jesus’s supposed tomb will probably rage for years to come. But the conference attendees voted unanimously that the tomb, now sealed over with concrete in the garden of a suburban apartment building, should be reopened and examined more carefully. “I feel vindicated,” Jacobovici told TIME. “It’s moved from ‘it can’t be the Jesus’ family tomb’ to ‘it could be.’ “
The possible tomb of Jesus is in a garden of an apartment building. Interesting. So, in a world where people will seek a piece of grilled cheese or a rust pattern image of the Virgin Mary or Jesus, this sits in a garden covered with concrete.
The ad is currently on the front page of the NYTimes.com.
From CNN.com: Lost for words: Facebook may lose Scrabulous
Popular social networking site Facebook has been asked to remove the Scrabulous game from its Web site by the makers of Scrabble, agencies have reported.
This is actually one of the thing few things that I really enjoy doing on Facebook!
From the NYTimes.com: Solving a Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside a Cookie
Her prime pieces of evidence are the generations-old small family bakeries making obscure fortune cookie-shaped crackers by hand near a temple outside Kyoto. She has also turned up many references to the cookies in Japanese literature and history, including an 1878 image of a man making them in a bakery – decades before the first reports of American fortune cookies.
This story certainly seems to solve the mystery of the origins of the fortune cookie.
Amidst all the Apple news yesterday, Apple released the iPhone update 1.1.3.
I’m still working out the kinks in this move over to my new blogging system.
I’m still in the process of testing out the capabilities of this blog so I’ve uploaded a picture of my sometimes cat Pewter. Pewter is always a cat, but sometimes she claims me to be her owner, as she’s doing in this picture. Whenever Pewter hears me in the kitchen she leaps up and hangs from the iron bars that are on my door. She’ll just keep hanging there until I open the door with a bowl of food. Patrolling the neighborhood must take a lot of energy because she can put away a pretty large bowl of food.
Since, January 9th, my blog has been locked by one of Blogger’s robots for having “spam-like” characteristics. Â Without giving any warning, my blog was locked down pending human review. Â It’s been nearly a week later and I’m still waiting for some humans to show up and review my blog.
Welcome to my new blog powered by Movable Type. This is the first post on my blog and was created for me automatically when I finished the installation process. But that is ok, because I will soon be creating posts of my own!
