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Year: 2006

287 posts

  • Voltron tiger in Zoids Mega Model Kit February 17, 2006
    This Zoids Mega Model Kit 1 Gravity Saix looks a lot like one of the Voltron cat things. Hence, that makes this cool. Oh wait. It also has walking action, sword missile, opening cockpit, rotating cannon assembly and the sword…
  • T-52 Enryu Rescue Dragon robot on Japanese highways February 16, 2006
    A real life eleven-foot tall robot roaming the streets of Japan saving stranded motorists! Just imagine being stranded and seeing this big robot come to save you. Autobot or Decepticon?
  • Why stop at a perfect 300 bowling game when you can get 900? How about 1200? February 15, 2006
    In the news “Ohio bowler rolls perfect 900 series.” Billiter, 24, of Colerain Township, rolled three consecutive 300 games Monday night to achieve a perfect 900 series sanctioned by the United States Bowling Congress.(CBS News) The interesting thing is that…
  • No blogs allowed for Olympic athletes February 12, 2006
    USA Olympic luge athlete, Tony Benshoof, has a blog at: www.tonybenshoof.com. Wouldn’t it be cool to have a list of olympic athlete blogs? I was going to compile such a list, but then came across this Kyodo article, “Blogs by…
  • Part 2: Live updated comments on 2006 Winter Olympic Opening Ceremony February 10, 2006
    Ok, the last post has a ton of comments about the opening dancing, and then the country outfits. So i’m starting a new post for the next part of the ceremony.
  • Live updated comments on 2006 Winter Olympic Opening Ceremony February 10, 2006
    Click on the comments below to read my live comments about the opening ceremony for the 2006 winder olympics in Torino Italy.
  • Stormtrooper vs. Clone Trooper figures February 10, 2006
    Storm Troopers are so cool. I want to be a storm trooper. Maybe instead I’ll just settle for buying this ultra-neat set of stormtropper figures. Oh I guess this package also has clone troopers. For some reason clone trooper doesn’t…
  • The difference between one million and one billion February 7, 2006
    When a baby turns 11 days old, it will be ONE MILLION seconds old. 1,000,000 seconds sounds like a lot for a newborn. But you turn ONE BILLION seconds old when you are 31 years and 8 months old. It’s…
  • Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles difference February 6, 2006
    Now excuse my extreme ignorance here, but here’s a conversation my friends and I had while Stevie Wonder performed in the pregame concert of 2006 Super Bowl XL. — “isn’t he dead?” — “yeah, i thought so” — “no that’s…
  • 4 to 6 pounds of lead in your computer monitor February 5, 2006
    “CRTs contain 4 to 6 pounds of lead plus other toxic materials that leach into the soil and water if not properly disposed of. At this point, most LCDs contain lead and nearly all contain mercury.” source: PC World. Wow.…
  • Eating ice cream really does make you feel cold February 4, 2006
    Does drinking hot tea or coffee make you warm? I never felt any warmer after a hot drink. The same thing with ice cream, never noticed feeling any colder. But then a couple of days ago I moved my temperature…
  • The coolest xevox figure February 3, 2006
    The most rad Xevox figure has to be: Xevoz Infil-Traitor – Biomecha. This IS the coolest Xevox toy. Check out the rest of the Xevoz figure and tell me if you think there is a cooler one.
  • Penguin February 3, 2006
    When I say the word “penguin,” what do you think of?
  • Groundhog Croquet in a Video Game?! February 2, 2006
    Four years ago today on 02/02/02 the comic strip Groundhog Croquet was launched. It only featured two comic strips total, but it was a huge fan favorite. Now just a few days ago Dreamworks released a video game called “Over…
  • Split the cost of a Custom Chicago Cubs Brick at Wrigley Field February 1, 2006
    My brother Erik posted on his blog that the Chicago Cubs are offering fans the opportunity to get their very own 4″ x 8″ personalized brick to be placed somewhere around Wrigley Field. Erik wants to get a brick that…
  • Does the top of your mouth have tastebuds? February 1, 2006
    Yesterday I burned my top of my mouth eating some very hot pizza. I still have a blister there now, and it makes food less tasty. Perhaps the top of your mouth helps you to distinquish the texture of the…
  • A new purpose for the ground up Chex at the bottom of the bag January 30, 2006
    You finish off a bag of Chex mix, but then there’s those parts that are all ground up at the bottom. Who eats those? Most of the time I would just pitch them. But you can pour them into a…
  • Chicago Roller Derby Recruitment January 29, 2006
    An ad on craigslist: Head out to Delilah’s on February 2, 2006, 7:30pm for an information session. You’ll get all the info necessary to find out whether you have what it takes to be a Windy City Roller. Following the…
  • Firefox extension: URL maker January 28, 2006
    I want a Firefox extension that can do the following. Let’s say you are leaving a comment on someone’s site, and you want to make one of the words into a link, you have to manually type in the a…
  • Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi’s Jedi Starfighter January 27, 2006
    Dude. This Jedi Starfighter vehicle is so cool. Just look at it! firing blaster cannons, spring-open wings, opening canopy and retractable landing gear.
  • Found on Mars: What is this? January 26, 2006
    An unusual two-toned rock on Mars was found a few days ago. What could this be? It looks like: Ancient crystal covered in snow Transformers foot Ancient tool Dinosaur egg What do you think it is?
  • Bookmarklet for Amazon January 24, 2006
    You’re buying something on Amazon, and if you buy it through an associate (like me), I can make 5% of the order at no extra cost to you! So I’ve made a bookmarklet that will stick my associate code onto…
  • The truth behind construction cranes and lightning? January 23, 2006
    Construction cranes probably have some sort of lightning rod at the top of the crane. Such a huge tall metal object is probably grounded, right? So then is the operating seat, like all covered in rubber or something?
  • Darth Vader Transformer into Tie Fighter Ship January 22, 2006
    There’s this new transformer by Hasbro that changes Darth Vader into his Tie Fighter ship. It’s so cool! It’s part of the Star Wars Transformers Wave 1.
  • list of four-letter words with three vowels January 21, 2006
    All the 4-letter words that have 3 vowels sound funny: ‚Ä¢ aero ‚Ä¢ aeon ‚Ä¢ aery ‚Ä¢ ahoy ‚Ä¢ aura ‚Ä¢ auto ‚Ä¢ ease ‚Ä¢ easy ‚Ä¢ euro ‚Ä¢ iota ‚Ä¢ obey ‚Ä¢ oily ‚Ä¢ ooze Can you think of…
  • Huge box for Mr. T January 19, 2006
    Speaking of big stuff from yesterday, my color laser printer arrived. It’s so huge! It came in a 32″ long x 22″ wide x 22″ high box weighing in at 88 lbs. Mr. T was having quite a hard time…
  • Big mat board reveals size of environment January 18, 2006
    Carrying a 32-inch by 40-inch mat board around makes you aware how big other things are. The rack on the 2nd floor of the Metra train is just short of 32 inches. A Metra two-person seat is just over 32…
  • Lunokhod Moon Robot: The 1970 Soviet predecessor to the Mars Rovers January 15, 2006
    Yes, this oversized popcorn popper with wheels actually walked on the Moon. It was launched in 1970 even though it looks like something from the 1950s. And it was created by the Soviets. Ah those Soviets, they know how to…
  • Seeing earth for the first time January 14, 2006
    Imagine you are an alien. You are approaching planet earth for the first time. You could totally end up approaching earth from any direction. What if you approached earth from what we call the bottom, and you see Antarctica first?…
  • You are so in fine whack January 13, 2006
    Yahoo was talking about How did the phrase “out of whack” come about? and they mentioned that the phrase “in fine whack” had previously been used to describe something fit and sturdy. As John Hale describes Abraham Lincoln in 1863:…
  • the quiet library January 12, 2006
    The library seems even more quiet than my apartment by myself. Even though there’s more noise at the library–constant hum of the escalators, copy machine beeps, people walking. The fact that the people at the library do these activities quietly…

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