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  • euicho 1:37 pm on 2/1/2007 Permalink | Reply
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    Chatspeak as symbols 

    VZ exits Maine
     

    This is a little old, but I found it quite interesting:
    An amusing exercise

    It is a discussion thread over at Typophile about what chat shorthand (lol, wtf, rofl) might look like as symbols, much as ‘at’ has ‘@’, or ‘and’ has ‘&’. Though most chat shorthands are acronyms instead of single words, it is still a very neat topic with some great ideas. I prefer the one pictured to the right of this post for LOL, submitted by gmckenzi.

    I also have been pondering a discussion I had with someone at work about how we do not *usually* laugh literally “out loud” when we type lol, or actually fall out of our chairs when we type rofl (how would we type it if we were?), although there have been times when it has happened. Instead, maybe we should use an alternative, and leave LOL for more hilarious outbursts. You could just take the acronym of out, producing LIL (Laughing In Loud) but that doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, plus it looks like an abbreviation of little.

    Perhaps LI or LIW, for Laughing InWardly, would work. Or we could spark a whole new term like TVF (Thats Very Funny) as in “That’s very funny, a fly marrying a bumble bee… I TOLD YOU I’D SHOOT! BUT YOU DIDN’T BELIEVE ME! WHYYYYYYYY DIDN’T YOU BELIEVE ME?!?!“. God I love that show.

    In lieu of LOL, I tend to use “heh” when I find something funny, and “heheheheh” when it is funnier still. Note that I mean this as “heh heh heh”, as in a chuckle, as opposed to “he he he”, a feminine giggle…

    So what do you all think? Do you like LIL, LIW, TVF? Create your own and post them here. I would love to hear your input on this!

    PS: *bonus points for a symbolic for “OMG WTF BBQ” that is not just letters run together.

     
     

    • B 1:17 am on 2/4/2007 Permalink

      i’ve just gotten used to typing ‘haha’ and if i am really laughing just typing it longer or with exclamation or something “hahahaha that fuckin rocks!”

      its a really good point that people always type and say they are laughing and are really just laughing on the inside … (0_0)
      which is awesome when typing to someone and watching each other on a webcam, totally funny the amount of internalization, so you might be having a crazy conversation and … (0_0) [ ] / [ ](0_0)
      thats just funny haha (not LOL funny)

    • Doody 3:26 am on 2/4/2007 Permalink

      I kind of do the same thing. I usually use “haha” when laughing on the inside. When I am litterally laughing though I will make it more extreme by lengthening it to like “hahahahaha” or if I am really laughing hard HAHAHAHAHA!

    • Nyrath the nearly wise 7:52 pm on 2/16/2007 Permalink

      I use “Heh” as well.
      Your aunt Patti really enjoys when she hears your laugh in person, she thinks it sounds so delightfully evil.

  • euicho 1:42 pm on 11/7/2006 Permalink | Reply  

    Season on Impact 

    Season Shot
     

    Okay… This is too hilarious to not post:

    Season Shot, the environmentally friendly bird shot that kills with flavor.

    Here’s the gist: It’s a rifle round that has a tightly-packed mass of seasonings taking the place of lead shot. When you cook the bird, the seasonings melt into it, and if you miss, its biodegradable, so its better for the environment. The things people think up are just wild sometimes.

    It hasn’t come out yet, but it has a fledgling site, albeit one that skews slightly to the left in firefox *tisk tisk*, and the concept is really great, if your a hunter that is. I used to hunt birds many years ago, now I just go fishing with Amme. At least if you do hunt with this and are a bad shot, you’re helping the environment.

     
     

  • euicho 2:10 pm on 10/17/2006 Permalink | Reply
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    I’m not a look-alike! 

    Bizarre, no… Freaky. Freaky is the word I’d use to describe this project.

    I’ve always been a truly firm believer that everyone has an evil (or nice) twin, or maybe just a doppleganger. Whatever their disposition, this photography project by francois brunelle definately confirms my suspicions. The cool thing is that these are only some US/UK look-alikes. Imagine how many there are in the whole world!

    Go to his website (http://www.francoisbrunelle.com) to see these freaky black and white photos. You can also read up on some of the details behind these coincidences… if you can call them that *cough*boysfrombrazil*cough*.

     

    • evan 4:10 pm on 11/2/2006 Permalink

      tom, i’m your white doppleganger. enjoy the beard you are probably going to grow for the winter. oh yeah and jalb and i are moving into a house together… drop me a line i got a new phone but the same number, 5518674 anyways, peace.

    • euicho 6:13 pm on 11/4/2006 Permalink

      Haha thats very true, when we both have beards we look a little too alike! I’m gonna start workin on mine soon. Shaving gives me acne anyway. Yeah he told me about your house with the girls. That place is gonna be like a frat house lol. I’ll give you a call later, take it easy.

  • euicho 10:44 pm on 10/10/2006 Permalink | Reply
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    MOO MiniCards 

    Moo MiniCards
     

    I don’t recall how I came across Moo — It must have been either Nyrath or del.icio.us/popular — but in any case, come across it I did.

    Do you like business cards? Meh, boring right? Do you love Flickr and your photos? Sure, we all do. Why doesn’t someone combine the two? Moo did. They’re a wonderful little printing company that currently offers a product called MiniCards.
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  • euicho 5:26 pm on 10/9/2006 Permalink | Reply
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    The Megapixel Myth 

    Design251 has a great little article that dispells the “megapixel myth” that you can make a true photo quality 16″ x 20″ print with an 8 or even 10 megapixel “professional” digital camera. You in fact need about a 27 Mpx (megapixel) camera for a true analog quality print of that size, so don’t get caught up in the megapixel hype unless Nikon starts offering a consumer 30 Mpx model.

    PS: keep in mind that more Mpx will get you closer to an analog quality, but it is nowhere near close at present.

     

  • euicho 9:31 am on 4/5/2006 Permalink | Reply
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    90s Saturday Morning Line-up 

    Remember getting up early on Saturday morning because you actually wanted to? Many of us did this as kids for one simple reason… Television!

    I remember waking up early to catch all of my favorite shows, but didn’t actually remember the titles of many of them. At least not until I stumbled onto this little gem:
    Saturday Morning TV Schedules of the 90s.

    This site has a lineup of Saturday Moring Shows for NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX, grouped by year (Spring/Fall), and it’s sure to bring back memories. I think I started watching TV around 1988, so if you’re older than I am, be sure to check out 80s Saturdays and 70s Saturdays.

    Just because this is my blog, here are my top 5 favorite Saturday morning shows:

    1. Jim Henson’s Muppet Babies
    2. Scooby Doo
    3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
    4. Garfield and Friends
    5. Reboot (first completely computer animated TV series, and well done at that!)

    I personally believe things started going south around 1995, for Saturday Morning shows anyway, and I not gett all my cartoonage on Cartoon Network and Adult Swim. What were you’re favorites?

     

    • B 9:34 pm on 4/6/2006 Permalink

      WOOO!
      Reboot!
      fuckin alright!
      I miss that.

      “I Come From the Net,
      through Systems, Peoples and cities…
      to this place, MAINFRAME,
      My format, Guardian,
      to mend and defend,
      to protect my new found friends,
      their hopes and dreams,
      to defend them from…
      Their enemies”

    • Doody 11:14 pm on 4/6/2006 Permalink

      Definitely agree with you on:
      Garfield and Friends
      Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

      But another one that I really liked was Beekman’s World
      It wasn’t a cartoon but it was cool.

    • Jalbey 7:59 am on 4/12/2006 Permalink

      Beekman’s world! Awesome, I am not alone, I also loved Bill Nye, great shows. I watched some CBC stuff as well like Mr. Dressup.

    • Doody 10:19 pm on 4/17/2006 Permalink

      Hey man sorry I missed your B-Day!!! Happy B-Day Tommy!

    • Jesse 9:20 pm on 4/20/2006 Permalink

      “back to work”…BOOM….
      “SPOOOOON!”

      That one with the two cats that flew the jet fighters, that show kicked ass too.

    • Bob 9:23 pm on 8/5/2006 Permalink

      Speaking of Saturday morning cartoons… if anybody remembers “Bobby’s World”…remember Howie Mandel? The guy with the poofy hair? He now does a game show called “Deal or No Deal”…the transformation in apperance is somewhat disturbing.

    • euicho 1:23 pm on 8/6/2006 Permalink

      Yeah, at first I was like, “That name sounds familiar”. Then the second time I watched Deal or no Deal it hit me, “Damn, Thats the guy from bobby’s world!” Heh

  • euicho 10:23 pm on 2/27/2006 Permalink | Reply  

    Put AIM, MSN, and Yahoo on Google Talk! 

    I got a newsletter from BigBlueBall last month about putting AIM, MSN, and Yahoo on Google Talk. It sounded cool as heck, but I hadn’t gotten around to trying it until today.

    It was a really straight-forward process, and only took about 10 minutes. You should definately try it out, because its just plain rad to chat with everyone via Google Talk!

    BTW: Even if you don’t do this, you should consider using Google Talk anyway, especially if you want free long-distance calls via computer (think Skype, but easier and googley).

     

    • Johnny B 11:17 pm on 3/11/2006 Permalink

      so has Trillian become more outdated now?

      i’m slow with the news nowadays….

  • euicho 2:25 am on 12/21/2005 Permalink | Reply
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    Loiter: The Trailer 

     

    Whilst looking through some old un-labeled cds, I came across a little gem I filmed with my friends winter of 2003 and edited into a trailer winter of 2004. Now here, winter of 2005, it seems apropriate I share it with the world.
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    • B 10:15 pm on 12/22/2005 Permalink

      soo awesome

    • Johnny B 11:00 pm on 1/1/2006 Permalink

      hahahaha

      NICE>

    • Dad 11:55 pm on 1/2/2006 Permalink

      Very Cool son……….awesome display of your creativity and technology talent.

    • Doody 5:27 pm on 1/5/2006 Permalink

      Soooo good. I forgot how awesome this was. Now we just need to do the other trailers. And a film of sorts…

    • euicho 11:53 pm on 1/5/2006 Permalink

      We definately need to. Wish we had more time this break.

    • Jalbey 9:53 am on 1/7/2006 Permalink

      Time? What is time, but what really is “free” time? Let’s ponder this question shall we.

      Dictionary.com gives us the following definition for time. Time is: “A nonspatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.”

      Let’s see, “A nonspatial continuum”, hmm that sounds like there is no true way to measure time, and also it will never end. A good thing for those of us that just need more time.

      “Irreversible succession”, does that mean I can’t go back and stop myself from calling my boss a miserable furry ball chin prick at the last company picnic? Guess it also means that I won’t be able to stop myself from doing it again (only with a different body part in question) this year.

      My point here tonight Ladies and Gentlemen is that time is never really free (direct yourself to the company picnic for example) and we all will always have more time, sleep well and good night.

    • Doody 12:22 am on 1/9/2006 Permalink

      I just realized that at the end, where it says Loiter and “This film not yet rated.” It should say Loiter “This film does not exist.”

  • euicho 3:01 pm on 11/11/2005 Permalink | Reply
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    Dispelling the Myths of Absinthe 

     

    Even the ocassional imbiber should have heard of Absinthe. Sometimes called the “green fairy”, it is a 140-proof green liqueur made from fennel, anise, and wormwood leaves. Absinthe dates back to 1792, but has been banned in the US and many other countries for almost 100 years.

    Known for its alleged ability to induce a unique state of mind, appart from a regular alcoholic intoxication, absinthe has been consumed by such writers and artists as Baudelaire, Picasso Rimbaud, Toulouse-Lautrec, Oscar Wilde, and Van Gogh.

    The main reason for banning absinthe was the fact that it contains an ingredient called thujon, which is poisionous. The irony of this is, drumroll please… all alcohol is a poison!!! However, that is not the point. The point is that it has never been proven that there is enough thujon in absinthe to hurt you at all, despite the terrible accusations that have plagued it for so long…
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    • Doody 2:51 am on 11/12/2005 Permalink

      Haha, thats funny because one of my professors is originally from either Poland or Germany (I can’t remember which off the top of my head). He is a big connoisseur of alcohols. He was talking to us one day about Absinthe in Europe. Aparently they keep huge stocks of that stuff in stores over there because American tourists go nuts for that stuff because its 140 proof.

    • euicho 4:42 pm on 11/15/2005 Permalink

      Wow, if they just want high-proof, they have a couple US-legal options:
      Bacardi 151 (151 proof)
      Everclear [190 proof (can't buy in Maine)]
      there must be others but I am no expert. Hell, I don’t even rember what beer tastes like!

    • evan 2:26 am on 12/22/2005 Permalink

      yeah here’s the thing about absinthe, weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. and yeah the trip is better than the alcoholic intoxication. if you drink absinthe to get hammered you’ll be sorry. if instead you rip a shot or 3 and wait like 10 minutes or 1. in between shots you’ll be tripping “sack” in no time. peace out all my straight edge homies who read this, hope the edge is treating you well. oh and if you aren’t straight edge, smoke pot.

  • euicho 5:15 pm on 11/10/2005 Permalink | Reply
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    Remember The Milk 

     

    When it comes to managing my life and all the random thoughts and tasks I have that fill it, I have many ways I have tried and new ones I am currently trying.

    For example, in the past I have…
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    • B 11:50 pm on 11/10/2005 Permalink

      wow, i totally need that
      i’m all about the sticky notes, and pieces of paper (which i carry around and add to until i get it done)

    • euicho 12:56 am on 11/11/2005 Permalink

      ah replace those sticky notes with the hipster pda! Its just notecards held together with a ring or butterfly clip. I use mine constantly to write down notes and stuff. I have a “To Do” card, a “To Get” card, and some reference cards with useful info, plus about 15 other blank cards in the back. When i fill up a To Do card, and cross everything off as done, I throw it away and start a new one. I call mine a hipster pda micro because I use these tiny cards:

      from MindBinders. They are only about a third the size of regular notecards and have a small footprint in my pocket. For a pen I have this amazing lil puppy: http://www.zebrapen.com/ball-tele.html

      read all about the hipster PDA idea from its source at 43Folders.com

    • Doody 2:54 am on 11/12/2005 Permalink

      Wow what a good idea. I am gonna sign up for that as soon as I have the time.

      I fall into one of the same categories as you do and write notes for myself that I then put in my pocket and then never look at again until it comes out all over my clothes in the laundry a week later.

  • euicho 6:29 pm on 11/7/2005 Permalink | Reply
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    Rioting in France Reaches New High 

    The people of France are scared.

    Rioting broke out in France’s suburbs 11 days ago, and is still going strong, spreading to at least 300 towns. Gangs of people are throwing Molotov cocktails into shops and commercial buildings, setting dumpsters on fire, as well as cars: 250, then 315, 500, and now, tonight, it has reached new heights with a total of 1400 cars set ablaze, and the injury of 30 policemen.

    Why? Why are these people destroying their towns? Some blame it on “civil unrest”. Some on blame it on a generation of immigrant’s children feeling a lack of identity. I have a better name for it:
    Zombies.
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    • Doody 9:57 pm on 11/7/2005 Permalink

      But, have YOU prepared!

    • euicho 11:18 pm on 11/7/2005 Permalink

      I am in the process :)

      ps: someone in my complex finally got wireless ’cause thats how I’m posting right now!

      Yay to Net Stumbler!

    • Beck 9:34 pm on 11/9/2005 Permalink

      too funny, yet soooo true!

    • B 11:55 pm on 11/10/2005 Permalink

      we are preparing
      getting some stockpiles of food growing each week
      next step is getting our means of heat ready for when the power fails, most likely in the winter when it is really needed

      damn frozen zombies
      atleast they won’t stink so bad

    • euicho 4:08 pm on 11/11/2005 Permalink

      Yeah, the weather really screws up their joints. Zombies are notorious for having horrific arthritis!

    • John Blanchette 5:45 pm on 11/14/2005 Permalink

      hahahaha
      yes.
      ZOMBIES.
      i concur.

    • fayel 11:40 pm on 3/8/2007 Permalink

      i wonder if there are anymore zombie related attack around? and one knows of an just email me with the subject “Zombie Attacks”
      ossecxiii@aol.com

  • euicho 5:30 pm on 10/5/2005 Permalink  

    146 Reasons Why Sugar Is Ruining Your Health 

    I hate to be a nagging mother, and frankly, what the heck won’t kill you these days? But I just stumbled across this at del.icio.us:

    146 Reasons Why Sugar Is Ruining Your Health

    Since I’ve started drinking water instead of sodas and soft drinks this past month, I can read this whenever I have an urge to satisfy a craving for Dr. Pepper.

     

  • euicho 11:32 am on 9/22/2005 Permalink
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    The Plague Swarms through WoW 

    Not to make light of disease, but this is quite humorous:

    via: Nyrath > MetaFilter > Wonderland > shacknews
    Heres the skinny: Blizzard adds in a new instance: Zul’Gurub. Inside is the god of blood, Hakkar. Well, when you fight him he has a debuff called Corrputed Blood. It does like 250-350 damage to palyers and affects nearby players. The amazing thing is SOME PLAYERS have brought this disease (and it is a disease) back to the towns, outside of the instance. It starts spreading amongst the genral population including npcs, who can out generate the damage. Some servers have gotten so bad that you can’t go into the major cities without getting the plague (and anyone less than like level 50 nearly immediately die).
    GM’s even tried quarantining players in certain areas, but the players kept escaping the quarentine and infect other players.

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  • euicho 11:12 pm on 6/21/2005 Permalink
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    QDB is a database of amusing quotes taken out of context from IRC channels. I stumbled across it while reading Tim Yang’s 15 things you can do with RSS, which is now in a wiki with much more than 15 things.

    Note that bash.org is a different site than QDB.us, which are damn near identical in appearance. They both were spawned from the QDB that resided on GeekIssues.org, however QDB.us and bash.org are not affiliated and do not share the same database. As of this post, qdb.us has 10579 quotes approved, 352 pending (10931 total); while bash.org has 18044 quotes approved; 14531 pending (32575 total). Though it is clear that bash has just short of 3x the quotes of qdb.us, quality takes precedence over quantity. QDB.us claims that “recently, many bash.org moderators have migrated to this site.” However, I do not know which site boasts the best content. The purpose of this post is to ignite your interest in the idea–meaning read whichever you want, or both–not to pursuade you to favor one over the other. Both have top quotes, latest additions, and random lists.

    So why is an IRC quote database useful? Why should you go check it out? Entertainment, of course! Some of them are weird, some of them are involved, but most of them are hillarious!

    To spark your curiosity, I’ll reproduce a couple of my favorite shorter ones here:
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    • Jalbey 8:41 am on 6/22/2005 Permalink

      LMAO! Oh quality entertainment! Reminds me of many conversations on the old radio show…or just staying up all night with Euicho within 500 feet of you (but best stuff was done while painting and a random piece of metal lying next to a hammer…*GONG*).

    • Johnny B 3:42 am on 6/25/2005 Permalink

      hahahaha.
      niiiiiiice.

      that is all.
      PS- Greetings from Cali.

    • Doody 1:43 am on 6/27/2005 Permalink

      I guess I am truly blond but I don’t get the livejournal one. The whiteout on my computer screen may have gotten in the way.

    • euicho 1:18 pm on 6/28/2005 Permalink

      LOL ah the good old days of the radio show. You’re not dense Doody, you (and Amme,B,Kelly, and Zach) just aren’t the 14yr old LJ users they’re referring to. heh.

  • euicho 3:58 pm on 3/4/2005 Permalink  

    Clearing The Good Dr’s Name 

    Dr Pepper Can
     

    I was told by a friend that Dr Pepper contains prune juice. I was skeptical, and it certainly didn’t deter me from drinking it, but was still curious about whether it was true or not. So, I did what any informed user would do… I went to snopes.com!
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    • Jalbey 5:35 pm on 3/4/2005 Permalink

      Wow useless triva is always great to know, kinda like where the term “riding shotgun” came from. Remember that one Tom? :-D

    • euicho 8:36 pm on 3/4/2005 Permalink

      Yep! heh.

    • Doody 4:00 am on 3/5/2005 Permalink

      Lets see is it working? My gravatar I mean.

    • euicho 4:04 am on 3/5/2005 Permalink

      yay! yep it is!

    • ev 11:06 pm on 3/10/2005 Permalink

      SHOTGUN? SHOTGUN ANUS!

  • euicho 5:09 pm on 2/23/2005 Permalink
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    Evan’s Rant #3 : Pizza Hut Revelation 

    The Great Volcano of Parmesia
     

    WOOHOO! THIS IS EUICHO.COM’s 100TH POST ANNIVERSARY!

    In this rant, Evan finally discovers girls are made different than boys. (Not like that. He still hasn’t found that out yet.)

    Scientists (the group of friends I have) have recently discovered that there is a difference between men and women. While dining out at a chain pizza restaurant one of my friends from high school thought it would be cool to waste the cheese….
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    • ev 10:25 pm on 2/24/2005 Permalink

      glad you put this up, it’s one of my favorites. peace thomASS

    • euicho 10:31 pm on 2/24/2005 Permalink

      look at the thanks i get for bein a good friend. uh, um… evANUS!

    • webjones 1:42 am on 2/25/2005 Permalink

      I got a Jeep full of girls (my daughter and her friends, about 4 more of them than should have actually fit into the vehicle, all 13 or 14 years old) pretty excited about a big, loud fart the other day. Or perhaps they were just trying to claw their way out. I had the button pressed that locks all the window controls. And my wife can belch with the best of men. But she’s not American (originally), so that might not count. Perhaps it means that foriegn women might still be interesting. If they have not been “westernized”.

    • ev 11:30 am on 2/25/2005 Permalink

      that’s an interesting theory, we’ll have to put that to the test. Euicho – Amme might not be completely westernized.

    • Tom 1:07 pm on 2/25/2005 Permalink

      Hahahahaha. Ah I’ve had similar experiences with a carfull of cousins.
      That is a very good theory! My girlfriend Amme is as open about bodily gasses as my male friends are.

    • Johnny B 1:13 pm on 2/25/2005 Permalink

      bwahahahahaha.

      twaaa….

    • ev 10:13 pm on 2/25/2005 Permalink

      then again, hannah always farted on me, so maybe there’s something else involved. i love that we’re discussing bodily function and the female openness off of a goofy ass rant. what if it had to deal with being raised with brothers?

    • euicho 3:24 pm on 2/28/2005 Permalink

      Hmm could be.

    • Jalbey 5:23 pm on 2/28/2005 Permalink

      Nope don’t think that has to do with it, Megan and a girl here at work are very open with that stuff and neither was raised with brothers. Has to be something deeper…family environment, friends (ahem), just plain personality? I think we could take 2,000 years to analyze all the data that we would collect and still not crack this mystery; I think it’s time to call in Robert Stack!

    • Doody 5:20 am on 3/1/2005 Permalink

      2 Things:
      To Evan, thats still such a good and though provoking rant.
      To Tom, the new pics you added are really fantastic.

    • Doody 5:21 am on 3/1/2005 Permalink

      And to Jalbey…
      Robert Stack does have all the ansers.

    • euicho 1:06 am on 3/2/2005 Permalink

      Thanks Doody! Actually, there are a bunch of new photos up right now!

    • Doody 4:22 am on 3/2/2005 Permalink

      Sweet, thats what I wanna hear at 3:30 in the morning when I can’t sleep. Gives me cool stuff to look at.

    • ev 11:05 pm on 3/10/2005 Permalink

      i hate you guys, robert stack is a tool.
      actually i love you guys. but stack is still a tool.

    • euicho 11:29 am on 3/11/2005 Permalink

      no way man. he still scares the hell out of my 23 year old sister. she cant watch unsolved mysteries without having nightmares. something about him and the music.

    • ev 12:18 pm on 3/13/2005 Permalink

      yeah, it doesn’t mean he knows everything. i mean come on he’s a tool. all he has is a creepy voice. it’s like being famous for a hairy back, you didn’t choose for the hairy back, someone just wanted to put it on tv.

  • euicho 8:54 pm on 2/14/2005 Permalink
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    Two Tasty New Google Offerings 

    If you don’t regularly check Google Labs, you should. They have all kinds of new technology and they are always adding more.
    The two most recent are Google Maps and Google Video.
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  • euicho 5:49 pm on 2/10/2005 Permalink
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    Evan’s Rant #2 : Boomers 

    Boomers
    by: Evan

    So bill green = money, that’s all I got written down. The back of my hand, “bill green =$$”. What the fuck does that mean? Well it means tripping balls on chocolate psychedelics is not the way to a woman’s heart. To be honest with you I knew it was bad news when he said “I got what your guy wants and a buncha chocolate hallucinogens”
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    • ev 11:40 pm on 2/11/2005 Permalink

      i’m not a girl, i just like getting fucked up. and it’s not like you ever said i shouldn’t jerk =-) anways this story has so much more to it, but i think that sums up what people would ever be interested in. peace,

    • euicho 2:27 pm on 2/12/2005 Permalink

      Haha, I know, I said you were “like” a girl, meaning you’re out to have fun, not to escape reality. :)

    • KevinMichael Hamm 4:20 pm on 2/17/2005 Permalink

      oh, I think he’s like a girl… but then, I think The Great Euchio is a girl waiting to happen as well. I love the little stories where people think, “Fuck! What was I thinking>!>” and then, softly, gently, in the back of their heads, a voice speaks with all the wisdom of the 200,000 years of human history and says, “Duh! You’re such a fuckstick.”

    • KevinMichael Hamm 4:21 pm on 2/17/2005 Permalink

      minus the question mark typos, that was poetic and truly unintentional timing for that post, btw…

    • euicho 8:20 pm on 2/17/2005 Permalink

      that was beautiful, and *very* hillariously timed!

    • ev 12:15 am on 2/21/2005 Permalink

      yeah well tom is a girl, i know from experience.

    • ev 11:40 pm on 2/22/2005 Permalink

      oh also, mushrooms are badnews bears if your with a buncha people not tripping

    • euicho 2:11 pm on 2/23/2005 Permalink

      Lol. I bet it is. And you’re a velcher

  • euicho 3:16 pm on 2/7/2005 Permalink
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    BEWARE of ART 

    Megaptera strigigena
     

    BEWARE of ART’s Jen Gagne creates insect sculptures that are more dangerous, and far more intimidating, than the real ones. Funny thing is, they’re cute in a deadly I’ll-mess-you-up-man! sorta way.
    via: Nyrath

     
     

    • B 12:22 am on 2/9/2005 Permalink

      ooo that’s sweet

    • ev 2:34 am on 2/9/2005 Permalink

      hey that’s fucking cool. you should post my boomer story under my rants, and i’m cooking something up about piracy and drugs for you. =-) i know, i’ll clean up when i’m dead. peace bro.

  • euicho 11:58 pm on 1/25/2005 Permalink  

    QC at the UD 

    I’ve been going to UrbanDictionary.com a lot lately. I oringinally had thought it was great, then thought it sucked because it had no quality control and people were either always posting non-slang or self-promoting/flaming each other, treating it like a 12 year old’s message board or some such nonsense.

    Things are looking up, however, thanks to Urban Dictionary instituting a quality control program. The page shows you five definitions people have flagged as being fit for removal (an option next to every defitition on the site) and you select whether “it stays”, “it goes”, or you are unqualified to decide (“i don’t know”). There is no hassle of logging in, and it preserves the wiki-like feel of the site without letting immature adolescents run rampant like spammers, which is, of course, exactly what most of them are doing.
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