The irony of this just kills me. The two do kinda go together though. They both kind of invoke a religious experience. Makes you wonder…could you smuggle in a bunch of cocaine behind the Mona Lisa? Maybe some heroin inside a Van Gogh?
Cabel Sasser recently posted a video on his blog about a new Microsoft video in which a group of folks talk about hosting your own Windows 7 launch party. I watched the original video and, man, is it boring as hell. I mean, do people really do this? Granted, I’m sure some folks do…but they sure as hell don’t look like the folks in this video. Most of the people I know who would are major geeks and would host a different kind of party (if you know what I mean).
As Cabel mentioned in his post, someone figured out that if you bleep out any mention of Microsoft or Windows 7 you get a…umm…very different kind of party. Laughed my ass off on this one:
Oh man, looks like Vanity Fair just dissed Palin in a whole new way! I’m only into the second page of their version of Palin’s resignation speech and I’m laughing my ass off. Poorly written speech indeed!
I couldn’t help but laugh my ass off when Steve Ballmer showed up as the third worst person in the world on Countdown with Keith Olbermann. Keith had this to say about a recent quip from Ballmer:
“Never mind a computer that figures out what I meant to do. How about one that does what I asked it to do?”
Why is it that people who are so bloody religious insist on claiming their religion and sexual preference on their blogs? “I am a Christian who is married to a beautiful wife.” Funny how you never hear the opposite. You almost never read a blog that has an About Me page that says, “I’m an asshole who cheats on his wife every chance he gets…with men!” I’m just sayin’.