April 1st is Energy Wasting Day!

Remember to do your part!

Let me Google that for you

People are so clever.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=tofarshmallows

go to http://lmgtfy.com/ and enter whatever it is you want to share. Click or and the site gives you a link to send. To the recipient, it seems like their cornputer is taken over by a mad Googler.

Fun

M..u..s..t.....Twitter

"Twouble with Twitter" sous-titré
by LePostfr

yes, it tastes like chicken

Why pay more?

The dog be wantin' a walk

Even we don't spoil our dogs this much

March Madness

Seems like everyone is watching March Madness

Make sure you have the boss button close by.

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

That's a huge fuzz bone!

Don't watch this unless you have time.
   It's about 8 minutes long.
      Worth it though.
   Sound on!
Best viewed full screen.
   Look for the full screen icon on the video.


MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.

Some people are so clever.

Lucy's famous!

scary

Will Computerized Medical Records Really Mean Better (and Cheaper) Health Care?
Time.com - Wed Mar 4, 11:55 PM ET
It's one of Obama's reformist goals, but any doctor knows that cmoputerized records are hardly a cost-saving panacea


I just hope these cmoputerized records work better than the reporter's fingers and splel chekcer.

What's up? (those ears, that's what!)

Back to the theme of this blog
There is nothing unenthusiastic about her.

NEWS

Did you ever notice that NEWS might an acronym for North East West South? I thought not. Maybe it's my own little backronym.
Have you ever wondered about werds? I mean, "News", how did that come to be? This is something new, and here is something else that's new! I know, let's gather them all up and call them, uh, um, well, News!
My former company used to gather up all the new features for a release of their software and call it news. Here are all the new things we have for you. Here are the news. Of course, they are based in a country whose first language is not English, so they just don't get all the subtleties of the language. But then I realised, this time, they got it awkwardly right.

Is anyone else sick of all conversations being tempered with the phrase "of course, in this economy..."

He started it!