Showing posts with label
editorial
.
Show all posts
Showing posts with label
editorial
.
Show all posts
Exceptionalism
›
Sherlock and Mycroft are brothers, both are exceptional but as in life, one candle outshines the other. Throughout their childhood one was a...
7 comments:
8 Years & Counting
›
"Peter if you find yourself in the same job after 5 years you have to stop and ask yourself, 'Why are you still here?'" ...
Stalking Minotaur's
›
I used to love stalking minotaurs. There was a certain patch of earth not far from my house where one could test their mettle against that v...
Confessions of an Agressive Driver
›
I hate the way you drive. It actually makes me crazy. I think you're stupid, incapable and slow. If you are in my way, you are nothing m...
2 comments:
Monday's Passing
›
I just had a very good Monday. I came in to work today, wondering what I was going to be doing, and ended up spending 8 hours shooting troub...
4 comments:
For the Love of Ants
›
What could be more noble than an ant? What creature could be a better example of what is right and good in the world? What person can not ...
3 comments:
The Mayans Were Right
›
I have been neglecting my blog, not because I have nothing to say, but because I cannot think of anything amusing. The truth is lately I...
2 comments:
Another Day At The Office
›
As I sit here in my office staring at quad core computers, large LCD monitors, high end speakers, company laptops and friendly office white ...
2 comments:
Giving Myself An Ulcer
›
I'm giving myself an ulcer. It's an early birthday present. I haven't done anything nice for me in a while and thought maybe I s...
3 comments:
Giving Away The Internets
›
Such a strange new world we find ourselves in. Something that was once a sought after commodity is now cheap currency on the world market....
Wireless Installation
›
Working in a small IT shop affords many benefits. One of the best is being able to perform so many different jobs. Today I found myself in...
2 comments:
Kludge Klassic: A Sneaker Suspicion
›
I was sitting comfortably at my desk, earning my living, when something tickled my ankle bone. This unknown then began to work its way down ...
2 comments:
The Practice Of Dovetails
›
As everyone with half a brain knows, dovetail joints are the hardest joint to make in woodworking. People with whole brains however, dispute...
2 comments:
Three Short Months
›
Three months is a long time. It funny because it doesn't feel that long but it is. Three months ago I did something kinda crazy. I went ...
5 comments:
Trackballs and the Promise of the Future
›
Trackballs look like the future. They are sleek, odd and different. They do exactly what mice do, but do it while looking awesome. Trackball...
1 comment:
The Book Parade
›
My wife loves is when the local library has their book sale. She spends hours perusing and then comes home with a load of grocery bags full ...
5 comments:
Fantastically Lacking Post Collage
›
In looking over the suggestions remaining in the Will Work For Posts post I decided to combine them into a fantastically lacking post colla...
5 comments:
Slamming Headache
›
Suggestion by HMC4ever12 : "What are your thoughts on slam poetry? have you ever been in/seen a performance?" I have a headache. N...
Is There Pork in Heaven?
›
Suggestion by QueenBear : "Why don't you tell us what happens to people when they die? Do their spirits stay with us? Or are they i...
6 comments:
Peters Theorem of Domestic Relativity
›
Albert Einstein said lots of stuff. I'm sure most of you are aware of that. Some of the things he said makes sense to me. Most of what h...
2 comments:
›
Home
View web version