I have to admit, I got a little choked up watching this.
Sure, Sarah Palin is stupid, and the $12 Million stupid dollars she made last year.
Editors at Gizmodo are like buses...
They're just looking for a huge payout...of course!
I will most certainly be trying these for lunch. Sure, I'll be on the toilet all afternoon.
I think by now you guys need your own site just to discuss Coffee...and Legos!
We don't need no stinkin' plates.
Now I feel uncool and not interesting.
This camera would have been totally cool and acceptible in my Six Million Dollar Man.
So what can we do about it? Seriously, I've read all of Giz's posts about this issue, but I don't know what to do about it. I have an iPhone. I basically bought it so I could use the apps. If I can't opt out of sharing my privates, what can I do?
I wish I shared your passion about this. Seems like you're overreacting, but who am I to judge?
Shep can say his mind, but there's an important piece to this. I think we can say something about it. Why don't we all alike in this way?
It's not too late. Most stores still have cards, candy, and flowers.
It's difficult for me to feel for this woman because it all looks contrived. Few things come across as genuine these days. I'm sure she'll write a book too "A Million Little Faces". Call me a jaded cynic. I think the ballon boy hoax a couple years ago put me over the edge.
Mat, I hope your host pops back up. If not, here's my favorite error message Haiku.
With searching comes loss
And the presence of absence:
"My Novel" not found.
I like that set.
I want one.
I'm 42, I play board games with my sons (Monopoly, Mousetrap, and Yahtzee). They're simple and low tech. A nice departure from our iPads (which they play also). Combining the two is a stupid idea. There's no value to it, unless you're too lazy to count and manage the play money yourself, and keep track of your turn.
As adults, we notice and appreciate the fine details of these sets. But my 7 year old son, well, everything eventually gets assimilated into his Lego collective. No matter how many times I tell him to keep the sets together, don't mix the pieces, it all gets mixed together anyway. I guess that's what makes Legos so great. But it's also why I'm reluctant to buy him these sets.
This isn't the vacation you're looking for.
