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WEEK ONE
Well, week one and a couple of days.
A couple of upgrades await at the new site, including a daring innovation I call a “blogroll”, which lists other sites of interest. It should be added today. Also, moderation has been made speedier - although evidently not speedy enough for many PSRs (previous site readers). Apologies for that, but Australian libel laws are ******* ******* ridiculous and require that each comment be viewed before publication. Incidentally, naughty words will be ******* cut or edited, so don’t ******* use them. And editing the ******* things takes time, which causes delays, which adds to concerns about moderation not being ******* speedy enough.
(Not that many comments have required editing or cutting. Stunningly few, in fact. And the numerous lefties who’ve endlessly complained about being banned here and who vowed to show up in number at the new site simply haven’t appeared. Wimps.)
By the way, your moderators at the new site are Tran and Nkomo, two hard-working young immigrants keen to make careers for themselves in the lucrative Australian moderation caper. A live-and-let-live type of guy, Nkomo is inclined to let even the most contentious comments through. He doesn’t have issues with anybody, God bless him. Nkomo is a Libran who lists cricket and peace as his major interests.
But Tran is absolutely terrifying. The other day, down in the moderation pit, he got into a fight with one of Joe Hildebrand’s nightshift moderators over possessive apostrophes. The ambulance guys said they’d never before seen such elaborate knife wounds.
Thing is, Tran was armed only with a thesaurus. Sharpened, admittedly, but still just a thesaurus.
Treat both of them well. And treat Tran with extreme caution.
Now head on over to the new site.
#248
kae said Clever ones will be posted. Excludes me.
Boring ones will not.
Includes me.
Oh woe.Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 24 at 05:22 AM • permalinkSpeaking of shadowlands, the msm seem to be failing again in their vow (?) to report without fear or favour:
“The MSM had good reason for not covering the hearings, which weren’t even live on C-Span. The news from both commanders about progress and security in Iraq are irrefutable and contradict the logic for withdrawal that has been flaunted by Democrats for the past several years and we all know how liberals in the media want this war to end. Even Democrats on the committee were docile, agreeable and non-confrontational.”
Amy Proctor#3 “a bridge too far” needs to crossed.
I did and very useful. Give it a go.Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 24 at 07:18 AM • permalinkJust a reminder for those of you, who like me, only have access to SOHO computer.
I have a download limit of 4GB on DSL2 and never exceeded the limit, except last month.
Checked it, and News Ltd sites are the reason for my extra usage.
Both Bolta and Tim have an extensive use of ads on their blogs with lots of graphics, which have to load and unload every time you switch windows. (very poor web design practice, only the relevant section should change not the whole page!!)
This not only slows the site down but adds to your band with use.
In contrast this site takes about a fifth of band width to load!
(of course if you follow every Utube link it will add up here as well but that’s a choice!)#8
Orion, it’s hard for people with limited download and slow speeds. I have unlimited downloads with my ISP, but it’s not fast ADSL, so sometimes I can’t look at video links because they’re too slow to play properly, and if you can’t pause them and let them download in the background while you do something else (not on the net though), I quite often don’t bother.#3 Alas, thanks for visiting.
Hoping we hear from paco real soon…
Posted by Margos Maid on 2008 05 24 at 08:06 AM • permalink#8 Orion: There is another problem that I am starting suspect is the fault of the News Ltd site. I use Firefox and have been taking full of advantage of the tabs, leaving lots of them running as I open each thread in its own tab. Lately, I have had so many slow downs and stalls, mouse not responding and that sort of thing, that I opened the Performance tab in the Task Manager to try and hunt down the cause. CPU usage was steady at about 64% just coping with background stuff and PF Usage was also very high.
I closed the browser and everything returned to normal.
So, heeding your warning on usage, I have just checked and I’m already 50% over my monthly data allowance with a week to go.
Never been in that usage situation before.
No more browsing News Ltd sites for me.#14 Skeeter, I find the mouse stops responding for a few seconds on Bolta’s site as well. It even happens with javascript and plug-ins turned off, so it’s just bad design on their part. I must admit I’ve never looked at how much is downloaded from there - I had assumed it was just due to watching old movies and programs on youtube and google.
I noticed the same thing with Firefox the other day - I normally have up to 20 tabs open, but the whole thing grinds to a halt with just 2 or 3 News Ltd threads open. A restart of the browser quickly becomes necessary. And yes, my mouse has frozen too for short periods.
Sorry Tim, but it sucks. It blows. It sucks and blows. The message is as good as usual, but the medium is bollocks.
And don’t get me started on the moderation delay. The next ice age will hit us in less time than it takes to get some comments published.
Kae and Margo’s - you are off to a good start.
Posted by mr creosote on 2008 05 24 at 05:55 PM • permalink- Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 24 at 07:03 PM • permalink
All the bodies have been snatched Radiohead
Posted by dean martin on 2008 05 25 at 03:21 AM • permalinkIt’s the End of the World as we Know it!
Can someone please tell me which one of the RWDB Party Animals from Tim’s many absences sold REM the film of his place after the party?
WA sex offenders to have property seized
linkPosted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 25 at 05:28 AM • permalink#23 - Good link, but I was expecting to read that property seized included that of Premier Carpenter and Energy Czar Fran Logan.
Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On (1957)
Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 25 at 08:48 AM • permalinkAnyone home tonight? I posted at Tims and have given up waiting for it to be moderated. What have we done?????
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 25 at 09:41 AM • permalinkSo now we await the closure here then move lock stock and barrel to MM, kae, paco, cl, etc, etc.
Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 25 at 08:39 PM • permalinkThis is a bit soppy. I was looking for an appropriate song to link and I found In My Life, sung by Bette Midler, and put with slides of Gerard Butler.
I think I’m in lust.
Swinish, you didn’t tell me he was in 300!
Swinish, you didn’t tell me he was in 300!
Whoops.
Did I mention that he was great in Dracula 2000?Posted by SwinishCapitalist on 2008 05 25 at 09:26 PM • permalinkI hear the fat lady singing. “Rupert’s killed us, Rupert’s killed us, Rupert’s killed us, moderators have done the deed.”
Posted by dean martin on 2008 05 26 at 04:08 AM • permalink#55 Mobil used this music in their early tv ads. Us kids like the music but did not know what it was.
Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 26 at 04:41 AM • permalinkHey, guys. Remember the complaint about the computer slowing down? Well, mine’s at 97% cpu usage and I don’t know why. I have my blog open, blair, blair, bolt, photobucket, and a connection to my work email. This hasn’t happened for ages and it’s annoying the hell out of me.
As I type emails they take a while to print.
Arrgh!kae my non-tech answer is that the rubber band is not wide enough. Narrow rubber bands cannot handle all the work.
Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 26 at 05:23 AM • permalinkkae, sorry about Charade.
Serious what RAM and processor do you have?
My CPU Pentium 4 3Ghz, and 1Gb of RAM.
Yet even it needs a rest sometimes.Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 26 at 05:47 AM • permalinkkae, probably news blogs.
Too much Flash. Like Youtube.Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 26 at 06:38 AM • permalinkIndeed there are Mr Creosote - some of us still lurk amongst the ghosts and shadows.
A link to liven up your evening.
#65 The black watch is on guard.
#66 Terry Wogan BBC, so not a bogan.
The blogroll shows http://timblair.net/Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 26 at 07:08 AM • permalinkTim (or preferably, one of your News Ltd minions) - this might explain why people are complaining about the awful performance of your new dog, I mean, site.
Hope it helps.
Posted by mr creosote on 2008 05 26 at 07:18 AM • permalinkwronwright walks quietly into Tim’s old place, looking for old furniture he can appropriate. Yes, he sees a very nice high back wing chair. Quietly, he moves it to his ute.
Posted by wronwright on 2008 05 26 at 07:08 PM • permalinkWronwright has a ute?
Or did you mean Ute?Posted by SwinishCapitalist on 2008 05 26 at 07:15 PM • permalinkThe new site is definitely bollocks.
It leads to a slow death in IE, by hogging all the resources, less so in Firefox, but the effect doesn’t disappear just by leaving the site or even closing that window.After 3 or 4 visits, restarting the OS is necessary.
Posted by Harry Bergeron on 2008 05 26 at 10:18 PM • permalinkHey, Telly Tim’s changed.
No more junk on the site by the looks of things, just the masthead of the paper…
Changes afoot?(The page now spreads across the width of the normal monitor, and cannot be shrunk by moving the edges in. Don’t ask me the technical term for it. It’s a pain.)
See, I tole you Tim’s listening…
kae seems quicker too. But taskman still gets excited.
By the way do you know aboutRide of the Valkyries - from “Die Valkyrie”
Performed by: American Symphony Orchestra
Composed by: Richard Wagner
Record format: Edison Diamond Disc
Matrix number: 7846-B-1-6
Recording date: 1921Release number: 80638-R
Release date: December 1921
NPS object catalog number: EDIS 41877
linkYet sounds good.
More modern recordings all free.Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 27 at 12:26 AM • permalink#81 kae,
Just got home and checked the blog, (THIS one)!reading your post, logged in to Tim’s new site, Previously it took just under 1 MB to log in (it’s a lot), now it’s less than 60 KB!!!!
Incidentally it takes less bandwith to stay logged in than to get out and in again on any site, if one has limited download keep it in mind!
Also there is a certain “Upload”, going from your comp. every time one connects to a site, cookies etc. which counts as far as the ISP. is concerned, as a matter of fact the upload limit is far far less than the download, but unless you use a peer to peer programme it’s of no big deal.#85 kae,
Sure, I know it’s feed back, and if we don’t tell them they won’t know!I just thought I let people know, that he listens and tries!
I am not defending News Ltd or Tim for that matter, because I have cause to be annoyed, at least with the moderators.
I shot off a reply in defense of 1.6, that was never published, I think because it was critical of Tim’s last column. As far as I’m concerned that was a dud! 1.6 only called it “lame”.
If you have to genuflect and tug your forelock, every time Tim writes a column, (and I like most of them!!) sorry I’m not interested commenting in his blog!
At least Bolta will publish most, if not all posts, whether critical of him or not!
PS. I hardly ever comment anyway, so, being ignored, is twice as hurtful!
wronwright looks for Tim’s secret mead storeroom.
“I know Michael Lonie found it that one time Tim was out of town. When we had a party at his house. A big party. I bet he didn’t move the mead out just yet. Where is it?”
Posted by wronwright on 2008 05 27 at 05:00 AM • permalinkThis is almost like the People’s Front of Judea’s little corner of the conspitorial blogging world.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 05:48 AM • permalinkAaaah Camden, used to work there many years ago, too conservative for that “other” lot.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 06:31 AM • permalinkWe have a government in NSW? All their base belong us.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 06:35 AM • permalinkSometimes free speech is only free if you happen to agree with the vocal minority.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 07:04 AM • permalinkCramb will never take another child photo…..............................
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 07:19 AM • permalinkI will have to call in next time I am in town Pogria, (if that is OK of course).
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 07:47 AM • permalinkOh, didnt know about that, will John be there. I have been a little busy with “The Firm” lately, not the paid one, Kae knows what i mean.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 07:53 AM • permalinkI did the infirm on the weekend, stabbings, assaults, et al, just another weekend in town.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 07:59 AM • permalinkI dont suppose Andrea or Tim would let us use this blog ad infinitum?
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 08:00 AM • permalinkMissive away Pogria, I am awaiting your missive.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 08:03 AM • permalinkIs the 31st the cutoff date. (And I had an excuse Kae, I have been away with your mother). :-)
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 08:07 AM • permalinkMissive received Pogria, you could have warned me about the self destruct though, dog damn near shat on the loop pile.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 08:17 AM • permalinkPogs, I always, loop before I “shag”. Haven’t you heard of “floorplay”.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 08:25 AM • permalinkwronwright peeks in, notices kae and others are gone. Good. Coast is clear.
He carries in a shovel, a pick ax, a wheel barrel, and bucket. He then brings in his trusty beagle, Fizz, to sniff out the hidden store of mead.
It’s here somewhere. Michael Lonie can barely operate the weather machine. I just know he didn’t find the mead. Probably found a keg of Fosters and bragged to everyone he found some Akkadian mead. Probably doesn’t know the difference.
I find it. If it’s here, I’ll find it.
Posted by wronwright on 2008 05 27 at 01:42 PM • permalinkHmm Wronright snuck in while we couldn’t post, that damn Tardis really affects my broadband connection when it is running.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 05:18 PM • permalinkSorry Skeets, I found some uhhhhh….mead, I only had a drop, honest and sort of dozed off!!!
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 05:30 PM • permalinkKae, your roster must be different to mine!!!
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 27 at 08:21 PM • permalinkI too, have been to the other side and don’t find it as warm and friendly. I like it here by the hearth with friends and family, not in some heathen dominion that asks me for security clearance every time. It’s harder than getting past Wronwright’s Barricade the doors!
dachshundsecurity system to thecellarvault.Posted by Deborah Leigh on 2008 05 27 at 10:31 PM • permalinkBeen learning all about the Laws Of Armed Conflict and Rules Of Engagement, and was astounded to discover we can’t just pop off some Pathan for giving a surly look. Whatever has happened to our fine tradition of being able to shoot any sullen dusky denizen of the world without having to consult some venal pettifogger beforehand? What’s worse, they allow the bounders into the mess- should be able to take to ‘em with the squadron mace.
“Whatever has happened to our fine tradition of being able to shoot any sullen dusky denizen..” Like below Habib?
5th-6th July, 1918] PEACEFUL PENETRATION-SOMME 339
link
The 6th (Victoria) Brigade was to be relieved next day by the 5th (N. S. Wales), and, during the night while the Victorian garrisons were digging and settling into the new positions, the advance parties of the New South Welsh battalions (a few representatives of each company and of battalion headquarters) arrived at the front. Next morning one of the incomers, Sergt. Walter Brown 5 of the 20th Battalion, was walking round the trench seized by Weir’s party when a sergeant of the 21st, with whom he was hobnobbing, told him that his men were still being troubled by German snipers in some position close “over there.” After waiting in vain for half an hour for these Germans to disclose themselves by firing another shot, Brown walked on along the empty trench saying that he would see if he could “have a pot at them” himself. The trench soon became shallow, and seventy yards across the open, in the direction which the Victorian sergeant had indicated, he saw a mound. Presently a shot was fired, apparently from the mound. Guessing that this place was the source of the trouble. Brown decided to go out to it. He dropped his rifle, picked up two Mills bombs, and ran towards it. As he went another shot was fired-he was not sure whether he was the target. He stopped and threw a bomb at the mound, hoping that it would kill or scare any Germans there while he made his rush, but it fell short. Dropping down in some broken ground, he waited to see what would happen. As several minutes passed5 Sg t. W. E. Brown, V C., D.C M. (No. 1689. 20th Bn and NX35, 492; 2nd/15th Fld. Reg,, A.I.F., 1940). Grocer; of Hobart, Tas., and Petersham, N S.W., b. New Norfolk, Tas., 2 July 1885.
340 THE A.I.F. IN FRANCE 16th July, 1918
and the place remained without sound or movement, he got up and ran to it.
He found himself standing over one end of a small, kidney-shaped trench, empty, but with the entrance of a dugout gaping towards him at its far end and a machine-gun standing on the parados in the middle, its belt trailing from the breech. Brown jumped into the trench and ran to reach the dugout entrance before any one could emerge. As he reached it a German appeared in the entrance and began to step from it. Brown swung a blow at his jaw, and the German, crying “Kamerad” as it struck him, was knocked down the stair. Brown backed to the machine-gun, holding his only bomb ready to throw. At this moment, probably hearing movement behind him, he turned and received a surprise: at the other end of the trench, where he had jumped in, was another dugout entrance and Germans just emerging from it. He could not throw his bomb, for when it had burst he would have been at the mercy of the survivors. He therefore held it threateningly-and they at once put up their hands. He ordered them to pass out over the parapet, which they did, scowling, while he perforce kept turning his head so as to watch first one entrance and then the other. Thirteen Germans in all emerged and trotted across to the Australian line, some German post opening with a machinegun as they went, and Brown following the prisoners, bomb in hand. The Victorians took charge of them. Presently German shells began to burst around.Actually Brown had captured an officer and twelve men of the 137th I.R. (108th Divn.). They belonged to its I Bn. and on the day of the Hamel attack had been holding the support-line posts. After that battle these posts found themselves to be the front line. The one captured by Brown appears to have been subsequently thrust farther forward; it had not been rationed since the battle, and the spirit of its garrison was low.
Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 28 at 12:59 AM • permalink#101
Pogria, what a song.(I wonder if posts can echo?)
Posted by Col. Milquetoast on 2008 05 28 at 04:46 AM • permalinkFFS. Repeated “Echo"s don’t count as REAL posts.
So let’s have one last Echo and leave it at that, huh?Posted by SwinishCapitalist on 2008 05 28 at 06:27 AM • permalinkIt’s not as if we’re the first to hear the sounds of goodbye. The question is, what are we going to do about it? Mope? Feel sorry for ourselves? Reach for the hot bath and razorblades?
Or are we going to get out and meet some new people?Posted by SwinishCapitalist on 2008 05 28 at 06:33 AM • permalinkSorry, surf, I’ve got a hot date with a couple of French maids…
Posted by SwinishCapitalist on 2008 05 28 at 06:34 AM • permalinkAmuse yourself with some borderline NSFW boobs.
Posted by SwinishCapitalist on 2008 05 28 at 06:38 AM • permalinkThe moderating at Tim’s has glaciated again.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 28 at 08:18 AM • permalinkYou mean you arent talking to me?
Say hi to Cath for me.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 28 at 08:45 AM • permalinkHang on, hung up on the free google virus bar.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 28 at 08:58 AM • permalinkKae I have skyped at surfmaster4 please make contact!!!!!!!
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 28 at 09:02 AM • permalinkIt gets lonely in here these days, not even Pogria drops by anymore. Guess the local school thingy has made her happy.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 28 at 09:12 AM • permalinkwronwright peaks in. Good. Surfmaster finally went home. His attempt yesterday to find the hidden mead storeroom under Tim’s old blog was not successful. Not even his trusty beagle found any scent of it.
Cunning. The old bastard is one cunning man. But he hasn’t reckoned with the likes of me. If those golden drops are hidden here, I’ll find them.
wronwright backs the backhoe to the empty house. I might need to dig through the floor a bit, but I’ll find that mead. Now I’ve to work quickly. kae and others will be back soon, no doubt.
Posted by wronwright on 2008 05 28 at 12:38 PM • permalinkWron, please be careful. You don’t want to hit the water pipe like the last time. Remember, the pump is from PACO Industries, because you
gavelent Paco the good one.Now hurry! We have a need for mead!
Posted by Deborah Leigh on 2008 05 28 at 01:44 PM • permalinkOh, dang it. Retreat!
* beep * beep * beep
Posted by wronwright on 2008 05 28 at 03:16 PM • permalinkMorning all, hey what the, where did those tyre tracks come from…........
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 28 at 06:43 PM • permalinkBeen redecorating again, have you? Didn’t there used to be a wall in back?
Posted by SwampWoman on 2008 05 28 at 09:59 PM • permalinkWhat will Andrea say?
We hope Tim is busy.Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 28 at 10:50 PM • permalinkWronwright has been helping Paco’s attempts to quit smoking.
Paco told wronwright to mind his own business.
The great escape my arse! That tunnel digging was chickenshit compared to this. This tunnel will be the death of me - but not before I have the mead! 210 metres from the neighbouring blog to here, and now I’ve come up against this concrete wall!
Starting the tunnel at the neighbouring blog seemed like a simple plan but I underestimated how humiliating it is to masquerade as lefty! That was actually worse than when I encountered the sewer pipe at 89 metres.
The stuff that came out of that in a hurry was a disgusting backlog of Miranda Divide’s comments, mixed with what Bryla passes for humour!
I’ve also run out of canaries. Who’d a thought they’d be so expensive. And tasty.
And now to top it all off, it looks like I need explosives. Aahh well, only one place to get explosives on the cheap. I’ll have to visit the “males of no appearance gang” or the “men of a diverse range of backrounds.” They’ll hook me up.
The Maid regrets she cannot make the Blair-a-thon in Sydney tonight, but wishes thanks and good vibes to all in attendance…
Posted by Margos Maid on 2008 05 29 at 02:55 AM • permalinkOK, here’s a comment just for the old team, inspired by an LGF entry:
The big item on the ABC’s “let’s score one for the left” news tonight was about Scott McClellan, former White House spokes-wheel-person. He’s just been published in a whole book, saying that the Iraq war was a fraud, a sell-job. Well, you know money talks all languages, and sure enough someone has turned up some interesting connections to the money-fountainhead, none other than Georgie-boy.
The Link#204 Soros hedging bets again. House of Saud?
Would this be immoderated at NewTim?Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 29 at 08:40 AM • permalink#195 & #196,
Margos and Penguin,
A good time was had by all. You were missed. There will be more opportunities to meet as we have decided to form a Company of Blairheads so that we may turn the fine sport of Extreme Troll Hunting into a television reality show.
As everyone at the gathering is a Dentist by profession,
we can’t show you their faces.Pogria, is that an alien at the bottom right?
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 05 29 at 04:17 PM • permalink#206 Many thanks Pogria. I hope the BLF didn’t cause too many troubles this time round.
Posted by Margos Maid on 2008 05 29 at 07:17 PM • permalinkLooks like the Sydney meet was very well attended.
Brisbane Blairites should be meeting monthly. It has been suggested that the meetings be moved around. Contact via bloodnut blog.
If you are visiting from places other than Bris and would like to attend please let me know.cool- what with a kruddy bad PM, $6.50 Jim Beams and a bolted Blair I’m suffering from change fatigue big time.
this blue and white screen is somehow soothing.
i might even treat myself to some italics…
mmmmm- nice
Posted by eeniemeenie on 2008 05 30 at 07:07 AM • permalink#220 My “Maid Marion” seems to be immoderate.
Post those censored at NewTim, elsewhere, MM, Paco etc, etc…
The message will get delivered.Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 30 at 07:12 AM • permalink#222 hi kae, thought i was all alone here- glad i didn’t act on my urge to dance around nekkid while there was no-one around.
Posted by eeniemeenie on 2008 05 30 at 07:14 AM • permalinknaaah, i’m a bit too sober for that- for now
good to see you anyway. much rain down there?
Posted by eeniemeenie on 2008 05 30 at 07:44 AM • permalinkMan charged for abusing infant girl in the Thursday Island.
Hensonites will rush to support the poor man.Posted by stackja1945 on 2008 05 30 at 07:45 AM • permalinkwronwright quietly enters Tim’s old blog. He stops. And thinks.
Damn it, where is it? I know it’s still here. I checked every box and every single article when they were being loaded onto a Daily Telegraph truck and I didn’t see one keg. So it’s got to be here.
Oh gee whiz. It’s come down to this. Okay, fine, I’ll try this. paco sold me this so called “alien technology” device for $999.99. I told him “a thousand bucks, are you nuts?”. And he just replied “no, no, my good friend, it’s not a thousand. I would never charge you a thousand dollars”. Well, it’s a penny away from a thousand. But still, desperate times call for desperate measures and I’m desperate to get to that Sumerian mead. As I recall, it’s the stuff we filched from Urak, circa 3200 BC. Good, really good stuff.
Hmmm, how does one work this thing? Alien my ass. It looks like one of those hand held devices on the original Star Trek series. What were they called? I bet Michael Lonie knows the name. He’s watched every episode 40 times. And that’s before he graduated from high school.
* beep * beep * beep * burrrr * burrrr *
Hmmm. I think I might have found something.
Posted by wronwright on 2008 05 30 at 10:17 AM • permalink
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