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Communicate on his ass!!!

The taser-like cell phone: sure, it's bulky and looks like something Zack Morris would tote around Bayside High, but that's a small price to pay to strike fear into the hearts of those subway flashers!

posted by eXactlyWhat circa 3:20 PM [0 comments]

Wednesday, January 04, 2006

I'm migrating most of the photo galleries today. Please pardon any missing images as they will soon be available in a new EXCITING format!!

posted by Zack circa 9:37 AM [0 comments]

Tuesday, January 03, 2006

When is America's alarm clock going to go off? Or do we keep hitting snooze?

http://today.reuters.com

posted by sr0z circa 12:39 PM [2 comments]

Thursday, December 22, 2005

Joy to the World!

posted by Zack circa 3:57 PM [0 comments]

In the winter, it is best to avoid attack geese. They thirst for blood.

posted by nobody circa 3:50 PM [0 comments]

Would you go into a confession booth with this man?

Pope Benedict XVI, sporting a fur-trimmed hat in the rich red colour of a Santa hat, waves to pilgrims upon his arrival in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican Wednesday for his weekly general audience.

posted by eXactlyWhat circa 1:09 PM [0 comments]

Tuesday, December 20, 2005

Now on eBay!

"He sees you when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake..."

posted by eXactlyWhat circa 4:45 PM [0 comments]

Was someone naughty this year?

Bound and blindfolded Santa hung from treeMiami Beach residents called police and complained to the city that this house near West 50th Street and Fifth Avenue had a life-sized, bound and blindfolded Santa Claus doll hanged from a tree.

posted by eXactlyWhat circa 4:42 PM [0 comments]

Frightening, isn't it?

posted by eXactlyWhat circa 4:35 PM [1 comments]

Monday, December 19, 2005

Creepy Christmas Kickoff 2005

Off to a late start, but I figured this fellow would be the perfect kickoff to the 2005 installment of Creepy Christmas!

posted by Jen Throwup circa 9:08 PM [2 comments]

Friday, December 16, 2005

So, since when did the Air Force become the nation's network/system administrators? I can just see it now. A pilot cruising around in his/her jet, checking a system's authentication logs for any login failures. Or, making sure that http://www.whitehouse.gov isn't getting DDoS'd. Seriously, I don't get this.

http://www.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123013440

posted by sr0z circa 7:00 PM [0 comments]