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Reflecollection.
by Dan on Apr.23, 2010, under Brain-plosions, Food & Holiday
While doing some clean up on the site, I ran across a post I wrote almost a year and a half ago and never published publicly. I can’t believe how much has changed since then
In the spirit of memories preserved, I’ll leave in the comments from HT and myself.
Written 12/29/2008
Within the next couple days, we’ll all be celebrating the new year and thinking back on the old one. Parties will be held, resolutions will be made, and invariably, resolutions will be broken. It’s a bit cliché now to even bring that up :\
Protected: Blippy/Google Credit Card hack, proof of concept
by Dan on Apr.23, 2010, under Brain-plosions, Cool Sites, Fail, How To, Tech
The Aftermath
by Dan on Mar.25, 2010, under News & Politics, satire
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock and dodging health insurance companies about getting a plan, you’ve probably heard of the passing of “Obamacare”, the gajillion dollar healthcare plan that increases federal funding to hospitals and doctors for abortions, c0ntrols what vital services people can and can’t have under the public option, and does everything in its power to increase actual insurance company premiums (gee golly, I thought it was supposed to do the opposite). In addition, it makes it downright illegal to *not* have insurance and you can be fined and prosecuted if you don’t. (continue reading…)
13 days…
by Dan on Feb.04, 2010, under Brain-plosions
No, that’s not the latest horror flick; that’s how long it’ll be before the Zomgees will be back together for the more import even occurring 3 days later- my wedding.
Dude.
Global Warming Protest [oh noz!]
by Dan on Dec.22, 2009, under Food & Holiday, Humor, News & Politics, satire
The attached photo depicts a recent gathering of literally hundreds and hundreds passionate souls seeking change in our culture to protect the earth from global warming. It was a peaceful gathering, and no incidence arose. However, the world remains stunned by the extent of awareness and demand for intervention.
