They slit his throat from ear to ear!
Death in the Mojave
With no stimpacks on me and some Viper members charging in, it looks like the Mojave may have claimed another wanderer.
Say the line, Barney
The cosmic phone call goes on.
Keeping it toasty
With the cold weather settling in, I decided I was in the mood for a toasted pizza sub. I was a little low on time and had to run back to the office before I could eat it, so I was running the risk of having it cool down before I got back to work. Well when I put it down in the passenger seat, I couldn’t help but have a little chuckle to myself about using the heated seat to keep it warm.
Well, I like my pizza sub warm. So I put the damned heater seat on. I don’t think it worked very well, but I like to think it may have helped keep the sub one degree warmer by the time I got back into the office.
This bad boy can fit so much kerosene in it
Natasha B.
We’re sorry you didn’t get the job Natasha, but you were simply over priced compared to other candidates even though you were much more qualified. You don’t have to be so… well, you know, about it.
That’s a lot of figurines…
This fall I was in Toronto again and my friends and I were doing a little bar hopping one night. I can’t quit remember the name of this place, but man did they want to let you know you can REALLY drink a lot here given the wall of Maneki-neko figurines. Or possibly they wanted to let you know this was a good place to get lucky? Either way I was a bit struck when I went in. Sorry about the vertical video, I wasn’t entirely sober when I whipped out my phone to take a clip.
WWI soldier after chemical attack (circa 1917)
Such horrific musical attacks were later banned by the Geneva Protocol on February 8th, 1925. It was also registered in the League of Nations Treaty Series on September 7th, 1929.
Is that the Wall from Game of Thrones?
When you create a new game in Civ V, max out the AI players and city states, make the map as large as possible, and put the game length on marathon it’s almost inevitable to get some bugs. But these ones are new to me that’s for sure.
Goodnight, sweet iPhone
Back in 2008 when the iPhone 3G launched in Canada, it’s no surprise it was highly in demand. Even when working a low paying office temp job, I couldn’t help myself but to splurge on buying one almost right away. The reviews from the earlier US launch and the possibilities of the App Store had the tech junky in me going mad. Well, that was years ago and it has long since been replaced as my phone, but I did manage to find a way let it have a place in my life. Since around 2011, it has been the radio in my office and frankly, my favourite coworker. Rather than shove in a drawer and forget about it, I loaded it up with all my music, plugged in the USB cord, and have had it in every office I’ve worked in. This DJ has been spinning tracks on repeat for nearly 8 years nonstop during the work week for me, even after I dropped it badly during one move.
But alas, all good things must come to an end. One day I noticed that my favourite DJ was putting on some weight or possibly sick and feeling bloated.
Sure enough, this DJ was showing signs of a terminal disease. Along with cracks along it’s back, I also noticed that the bloating was not an illusion but indeed it had began to expand and the DJ was much thicker than it had once used to be.
After doing a bit of browsing on the subject, it appears to the battery is on its last legs and it’s a lost cause. The bloating became so bad that it had ruptured the back of it, though I never noticed since it always sat face up. As much as it had pained me, fear of it exploding or starting a fire and burning down the office forced me to discard it. So I bid you a fond farewell DJ 3G, you’ve served me far more than I ever could have imagined. Lastly, since I cannot stand working in a silent office, I’ve since kicked off the dust of an old family member and have put DJ 5S to work now.
Cubicle Coma 