You know the little tiny tiny smart car. The one that is like 8.5 feet long! Well, here it is hitting a wall at a quite high rate of speed. The tridion safety shell REALLY holds it shape. CHECK IT OUT!
Archive for November, 2005
Finally, a way to get those kids off my lawn …
British shop-owner invents a device which emits a high-frequency pulsing sound that, he said, can be heard by most people younger than 20 and almost no one older than 30. The sound is designed to so irritate young loiterers that after several minutes, they cannot stand it and go away.
Poor Mooch. He really deserves better than working for the York’s or the dysfunctional Lions.
Lions fire Mariucci, promote Jauron from defensive coordinator - NFL - Yahoo! Sports: “Mariucci was cut some slack in the past because the team he inherited was crafted by Millen, but expectations were high heading into his third season.”
SFGate: Niners Turf Blog : Blast from the Past:
“They’re kidding, right? I mean, they have to be kidding.”
Ah, Jose, missing your only FGA, it’s just like old times …
OK, it’s great that Smeg is the best made-up word, but no Frak? Not even Felderkarb?
The Five: Not real words - TV Squad
Some very cool designs here. Personally, though, I’m waiting for Roger Dean to release some faceplates …
Flickr: The Xbox 360 Faceplates Pool
PLA Z BO is a little old, since I sold my Z over a year ago. Good to know I can change it now (GNU GOAT, perhaps?)
UPDATE: Well, it looks like all of the really popular gamer tags are already taken, but that just gives me the opportunity to get a really obscure one. Go Team Venture!
lowdown411.com: XBox 360 Zero Hour Review: "
… The security guy asked if we were hiding any strange women (I swear) when he seached my vehicle. There were maybe about 15 females at this event total…"
Xbox 360 has rocky start at retail - News at GameSpot: "
… When he returned, the security guard’s attempts to get the 100-plus-person crowd to form a line were rebuffed until the arrival of police and a California National Guardsman around 8 a.m. A trio of veteran GameSpotters witnessed the Guardsman quickly take control of the situation and move to the head of the line–where he promptly turned around and asked for a 360 voucher himself. The Guardsman then promptly fled the scene, voucher in hand, leaving police, Target employees, and a visibly agitated crowd to fend for themselves…"
