I subscribed to GameFly a few months ago as a cheap way to avoid the Blockbuster anti-XBox phenomenon. My first two games arrived and I played them. When I was done, I packed them back into their sleeves to be returned in the mail. Unfortunately after I did that, I couldn’t find them again. Uh-oh, I’m going to have to tell GameFly that I lost them…
I have no idea what this blog is saying, but the language is very cool.
Satellite photos from Google Maps don’t let you look at the White House or the Capitol Building. How silly.
In spite of the brilliantly sunny weather outdoors currently, we’re in a “Flood Watch” until 9pm. Apparently, there’s some huge storm headed our way that’s going to dump flood waters on us.
I’m amused by this whole “Flood Watch” thing. I suppose I shouldn’t make light, considering that warning people about potential floods could save lives, but I’ve got to ask for some common sense here. Some of our signs and signals just don’t make immediate sense.
For instance, if you’re busy looking at the “Children At Play” sign, how will you see the children playing?
One of the more ridiculous and hard to explain signs on the road these days is
A generic, US-wide guide to roadsigns.