I put the one with Vader on it up on one of those boxes that controls traffic lights.
Please enjoy.
Monthly Archive for August, 2005
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I was testing out Blogger’s new flagging feature, when I found a blog that seemed interesting. I hit the back button, and I found out that Safari has a bit of a problem with Next Blog links.
In case anyone sees the blog, I can tell you what I remember about the blog. It was written by a woman diagnosed with breast cancer, who is about 36, and she loves her cats. Her most recent post involved her comments on many blogs disappearing.
Please comment if you find the blog!
Edit: Success! I found the blog, thanks to Google. It’s called Von Krankipantzen.
It’s been like this for a while now. It usually rains like this around this time of year. I’m lucky I have my Mac connected to a surge protector, which my cousin had thought about buying with my old PC. In case you’re wondering, yes, this is my first time using captions. Sorry about the file size, people. Was too lazy to cut out the footage at the end.
(One question I have is whether or not Linux users can view videos encoded in H.264. Don’t worry, this video is an MPEG4!)
Thanks to Aaron, I got passed a book baton.
Number of Books on Shelf
Around 157 (Yes, I actually counted them)
Last Book Purchased
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Last Five Books Read
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
The Weblog Handbook*
Filmmaking for Teens: Pulling Off Your Shorts*
Revolution in the Valley*
The Pleasure of My Company
Books That Mean A Lot to Me
The Harry Potter books, since I’ve read them since I was a kid.
The Pleasure of My Company, since I liked the story.
Life of Pi, since the book is awesome.
Passing This Baton To
Marina
Reyhan
Davis
Biz Stone (I doubt he’ll read this, but just in case.)
I just watched the new All-American Rejects video for Dirty Little Secret. I didn’t know it existed until Marina tipped me off. Pretty nice video. I like the way they had postcards from PostSecret, which I can’t believe I never wrote about before.
I’ve always thought about submitting something, but I don’t know what secret I have to share. PostSecret reminds me of SecretAdmirer.com, which I have yet to use since I have so many email addresses.