Funny spam subject: “Fight against Dippressionn”
Is that when dips get sad?
From the email’s text: “gerund is tHx in contemporaneous of termini into callahan showboat. ellwood was specific the winfield and 16735752 your scabrous or whittier”
How did they know about my scabrous???
Does anyone else have good spam to share?
I saw this bumper sticker today. It boggles my mind that people can be this petty and childish. Obviously this person wanted to share their opinion with traffic as quickly as possible since the election is still fairly new news. Dear motorist: Canada is only 1000 miles away. Drive there and get on with your life, or quit whining.
Is it wrong of me to say that? Is it wrong to want people to have intelligent discourse instead of mindlessly insulting the president? This doesn’t create intelligent discourse. This just creates blind hatred. This person should expend their energy in more useful ways.
U2’s new album How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb is already available on iTunes. Go get it!
This is why I got it. 🙂
After making some generally-disparaging remarks about cars in general (and my car more specifically) the other day, I laid out what I was looking for in my mode of transportation. I wanted something that follows my schedule rather than vice-versa, and something that didn’t make me sweat while using it. The only things that do that currently are cars (taxis included, I guess, but they’re way too expensive), and motorized bikes/mopeds/etc. Trains, monorails, and buses are on their own schedule, not mine.
Today I discovered an interesting idea called SkyWeb Express. Is this the answer I’m looking for? It seems to be better than other forms of public transportation in certain ways What do you all think?
In the comments a couple entries ago, someone mentioned a lightbulb-centric riddle I solved during one of the interviews I did for my current job. Many of you have probably already heard it, but for those that haven’t heard this one yet, it does make you feel good when you figure it out. In that spirit, the riddle:
There are two windowless rooms, connected to each other by a door. In one room are three lightswitches, and in the other room are three lightbulbs. Each switch controls one of the three lightbulbs. You are in the room with the lightswitches, and the door is closed. You are allowed to open the door after manipulating the switches and go into the lightbulbs room, but you are not allowed to re-enter the lightswitches room once you leave it.
Which switch controls each bulb?
Rules and suggestions while wrestling with this one:
Go for it!
Sometimes people think for a minute that I’m rich when they hear I work for a big, internationally-famous company in California and I’m an EPM and a web developer. Well, I’m not rich. I can’t say I’m dirt poor either, but I can claim that I wouldn’t be driving a 1987 Volkswagen Jetta if I had the choice. Let me tell you about my Jetta. Is that alright? Take a seat and listen to my tale of woe.
