Woofer is for Wimps

The Twitterverse is abuzz about Woofer, the tongue-in-cheek “macroblogging” service that so closely resembles Twitter as to make IP lawyers walk funny, and which requires a minimum of 1,400 characters (vs. Twitter’s 140 character maximum). Most of the woofs thus far seem to be either randomly typed characters, or passages from famous books, like Moby… Continue reading Woofer is for Wimps

Zombie Attack? Canadians have our back, statistically.

For those who claim that math has no practical application in everyday life, our response has always been “oh yeah…well, what about an uprising of the undead?” Of course, that response was, unfortunately, a blustery theoretical, unsupported by actual computations and graphs and PowerPoint presentations, and therefore lacked credibility. But all that has changed, thanks… Continue reading Zombie Attack? Canadians have our back, statistically.

Secret Menus

I guess I’d never thought about it, but it doesn’t surprise me that some Asian restaurants would have “secret menus” that contain dishes offered only to those in the know, those whose palates are better able to appreciate the presumably more exotic offerings than the normal riff-raff. I’m not going to get into the pros… Continue reading Secret Menus

Priorities

Funny what runs through your mind when the power goes out in the middle of the night.

Birthday!

Today is Debbie’s birthday (I can’t believe they didn’t declare a holiday at her office!), and perceptive readers will recall that we celebrated our wedding anniversary two days ago. If you’re a woman, you’re probably saying “how wonderful to have two special occasions so close together.” If you’re a guy, you’re saying “Ouch! What a… Continue reading Birthday!

Nothing to See Here (Yet)

You didn’t really read what you thought you read, because if you did, there would be no need for this post. Trust me.

Ewwwww!

Wherein we consider the possibility of weaponizing bermudagrass clippings