- You must watch Mad Men: Boston.
- And it’s painful to watch, but some of the “creative” artists at my company mashed-up a French golfing tutorial video by someone else named David Gagné to mock me.
- Holy gullible women, Batman! Nine young ladies thought they were on a reality TV show, but were really being kidnapped, held against their will in a Turkish sex prison, and photographed. WTF?
- I can attest that the only valid measurement of code quality is the number of WTFs per minute you exclaim when reading someone else’s programming.
- Are there many things scarier or more disturbing than tongue-eating parasites? I didn’t think so. (via mefi, of course)
- Carrie Fisher apologizes well.
- Need some motivation? Check out the Badass of the Week.
Posts from 2009
#FridayFive: Favorite Theme Parks
View the Friday Five from September 25th, 2009
AIG Has $182 Billion of Your Money
Looking for outrage
Tennessee @ Florida Post-Game
The Gators found themselves in a typical, physical SEC battle against a well-prepared Tennessee team. Meyer said all week he thought the game would be a “fourth-quarter dogfight.” Florida fans wanted blood. They got sweat. And nearly tears. If the Vols (1-2, 0-1 SEC) had a serviceable quarterback, they might have defeated the most-hyped team
#FridayFive: Favorite Hemingway Novels
View the Friday Five from September 18th, 2009
GatorNotes
Update: Want to know more about the Florida / Tennessee rivalry? Read Hate Week, by EDSBS If you’re a college football fan you really should take a look at this sweet list of iPhone apps for the pigskin crowd. On Saturday in the Swamp, Tim Tebow has a chance to join UF’s Danny Wuerffel and
GatorNotes
Some news about Gator football
Welcome to Los Angeles
It’s hard to believe, but today is the nine-year anniversary of the day I arrived in Los Angeles. At the time I really had no idea I’d stay for so long. And yet here I am still. Life’s funny like that.
#FridayFive: Favorite Golf Clubs
View the Friday Five from September 11th, 2009
GatorNotes
College football news