Here are a few fun anagrams:
Dormitory = Dirty Room
Evangelist = Evil’s Agent
President Clinton = Lend Pics to Intern
Desperation = A Rope Ends It
Mother-in-Law = Woman Hitler
Huge Breasts = Tee Hugs Bras
Snooze Alarms = Alas! No More Z’s
President Saddam Hussein = Human Disaster Dispensed
Osama Bin Laden = A Ðámn Alien SOB
Eleven Plus Two = Twelve Plus [...]
I went to see Die Another Day yesterday with Sean. Afterwards, when I dropped him off at work, he warned me to be careful and not let the movie’s adrenaline rush turn me into a Double-O driver.
It felt a bit strange, I admit.
Yesterday, I had contact with an FBI Special Agent and a Director at [...]
Despite all the bad press and publicity that various local and state governments are having in the United States, it’s nice to see that the picture may not be as terrible as is generally painted. Along with some personal contact information, I sent the following email message just after noon to the California Integrated Waste [...]
Another one of those funny emails that showed up in my inbox. At least when I propogate them, I’m publishing them in a static web page rather than spamming them to dozens of hapless souls. This is how it goes:
So, I decide to wash the car. I start toward the garage and notice the mail [...]
I can never remember the method to use to enable Windows to transmit plain text passwords when connecting to a third-party Samba server (such as my Linux file servers!), so, once and for all, I decided to finally write it down!
Windows Vista:
Go to Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy > [...]
Lately, I’ve seen comments on my Should We Attack Iraq… and Those Stupid Americans… articles along a similar vein, mainly that the US is unjust in its position against Iraq. I submit the following, much of which is taken or derived from documents and records at the National Security Archive at George Washington University:
In 1982, [...]
I’ve had my financial hat on for the last couple of days, entering in data into Quicken and QuickBooks in preparation for the annual festival known as Tax Season — kind of like Wabbit Season, just without the cute cartoon characters, and with a lot more Excedrin Migraine. When you let things go without reconciling [...]
Sometimes I feel like I’m a poster child for charitable, environmental, and humanitarian advocacy. I walked through a county-sponsored open reserve today, complete with my Juvenile Diabetes Foundation denim shirt, participating in the ecological Cache In Trash Out program. I am fanatical about recycling, often fill up our 96-gallon recycling container that is collected weekly, [...]
A 29-year-old television producer named Karyn Bosnak received more than $13,000 in aid from hundreds of charitable donors, the result of her pioneering efforts in Internet panhandling.
In her case, the recent end of the financial boom hadn’t quite hit. Her transition from Chicago to New York to take a new job on a courtroom reality [...]
Well, the Amazing Race cache is complete. Unfortunately, my plan to slowly release it, first to Sean, and then to the rest of the local geocaching population went awry when the cache approver removed the disable flag on the cache when he approved it. So, when I logged back in later, expecting to see an [...]
