I don’t know if this is any good or not, but the facial expressions alone make me have to hear the whole thing. I also forgot my iPod at home today, so no headphones for the ole ‘puter. Nutri-grain Ad – ebaumsworld.com
This guy has it down. What better way to generate traffic than to make your (hilarious) comic about a hitman who only takes contracts on pets. Very funny stuff. Check it out. UPDATE: Oops, it’s two guys: Jason Salsbury and Matt Kaufenberg. Should read a little bit before posting.
Since that last post was out of nowhere, I thought I would right the mood. Here’s a picture of a puppy.
I try not to be vulgar on this thing, on the off chance that someone reading it thinks me a witless wonder. (They can easily make that conclusion without four-letter words.) So, I will mention that later in this post I will be using some profanity, but all in the course of making a point. […]
Check out Area 51 from the air, courtesy of Google Maps. [via Sploid]
I stumbled across Alan Gutierrez’ blog this evening thanks to the aggregator over at ArborBlogs. Alan seems like one of those kindred spirits that I knew existed in this town, but often kept to themselves out of fear of “a tirade against a red-state,” as Alan puts it. That post isn’t what made me write […]
Ever since some one crammed a (dangerously simple) battery into an Altoids tin as a backup power supply for his iPod, the Me-Too crowds have been saturating the blog world with their contributions. We have the battery in a deck of playing cards, the battery in a yet-smaller Altoids case (for your mini, of course), […]
In the latest hit to the West Michigan area, the most recognizable name in business (aside from Amway/Van Andel) is closing up shop. Roger’s department store announced today that, after over 50 years in the same location, they are closing down. Roger’s is one of those places that servers a community touch point. It’s target […]
This is just something for future reference. You know, just in case. [Via Engadget]
I was wrong; housing in Ann Arbor is affordable. Just look at this chart from Consumer Reports. Ann Arbor gets a “Fair Value” rating, with only an 8% differential between what’s affordable and what the market price is. Oh, except that in the first three quarters of last year, the rate at which prices increased […]