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Monthly Archives: March 2004
Spam, by George!
My spam blocker just intercepted a message “Secure SMTP Message” from president@whitehouse.gov. Wonder what W needed to ask me about this time – you know he always wants me to help him out. I keep telling him, “George, you’re the … Continue reading
Pop a cap
Will someone please explain to me, the deal about pulling the tabs off of aluminum cans to send to charity? I mean, I understand the point of donating to a worthy cause, but all the rigamarole with pop tabs seems … Continue reading
Dis shizzle is f’d up
What the hell is up with the bizarre media censorship that’s going on now – all based on the Super Bowl exposure of Janet Jackson’s nipple!?!? Because of this, our fine government is trying to increase penalties on radio (no, … Continue reading
To always move forward
…you must always back up. Yeah, I got that. But then when you restore old backup files over perfectly good recent files, your data goes poof. Which is what happened to my blog this morning. I upgraded my server software … Continue reading
Not as good as the book
Useful Aramaic expressions for commenting on Mel Gibson’s “Passion of the Christ”, from the UK Guardian. Ma’hed lee qalleel d-Khayey d-Breeyaan, ellaa dlaa gukhkaa. It sort of reminds me of Life of Brian, but it’s nowhere near as funny.