Archive for July, 2008

Toys you can age with

18, Jul 2008

When I was young He-man was the ultimate toy. Even owning Skeletor, which hardly had my applause, seemed a no-brainer. Today, my love of toys hasn’t decimated; instead it has grown from the cheap action figures of my youth (ripping a characters’ arms off seemed all too common) to the collectibles of present. Kidrobot has been [...]

I may have just flatlined

17, Jul 2008

About a month ago I discovered that Fall Out Boy remade Michael Jackson’s “Beat it” and a little piece of me died. Unfortunately, news of much greater concern and closeness to my heart have me questioning whether or not I need a defibrillator. Since much of this blog discusses topics I find interesting or noteworthy, [...]

Boulder, Colorado-The new ATL

16, Jul 2008

A few years ago a show on MTV (boo!) claimed Houston was the new ATL. Boogus I say! Houston has nothing on the ATL. Some of the greatest rappers, who are respectively appreciated by both hardcore rap fans and new school hipsters turned this city into the most recognizable rap-loaded place in America. I only [...]

And we thought Ecstasy was bad

15, Jul 2008

I have never been to a rave. That is not to say that I haven’t wanted to go to one. The excitement and desire stems from the sneakiness of location, the crazy night long dancing and the absurd behavior and attire people find appropriate to wear. However, I’m not one to pop anything other than [...]

Logitech Harmony, yes please!

6, Jul 2008

Heavy undertones of environmental concern. Human well-being on a never ending downslide. The recent film Wall-e hints at the future of our world. Loaded with obese people, slurpees and digital screens allowing individuals to always be connected, one has to wonder: Is this really an accurate depiction of what’s ahead? Unless we are wiped out [...]

Are you Donor 401?

1, Jul 2008

MSN may not be the most exciting website. They may not even host the best email accounts. Heck, some of the news the site provides is down right boring and ludicrous, but that is exactly what is great about it. The ludicrous part that is. Today MSN posted a story about Donor 401. This elusive [...]


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