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I just got a spam e-mail stating "Secretly Attract Women or Men". Nice to see it's an equal-opportunity e-mail. *baleetes*
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Hm... I'm actually quite bored. XD
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Here's some B3ta links. :)
How good are your mouse skills? This game wants you to hold down the button as long as you can - but it moves. ;) It's based on this website.
They linked to an ossuary, and I'll give you the description. It's really freaky: This ossuary in the Czech town of Sedlec is very macabre and yet fantastically beautiful. The entire church is lavishly decorated with human bones and there is a Jolly Roger instead of the usual cross on the steeple. Apparently this "is not uncommon in Europe." Hmm. Maybe.
Here's a gamer quiz. it's inventive, and I only got 100. (It's not a percentage.)
Trapped in Sticker Factory, Send Help. I'm inclined to order a couple of sheets. XD
I, sadly, played this through (both versions) yesterday. Had I not, I'd have a game to play right now. :P It's like Wario-Ware-themed minigames with cubes.
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I can't wait until Hotmail moves forward with its 100MB storage, or whatever it's giving... 250MB? Yahoo's already gone to 100MB and Excite's 125MB, and then there's Google's GMail (1gig), which I think is what caused all the other companies to sit up and take notice (and immediately expand their storage space)...
Speaking of which, can nothing stop Google? They have an incredible search engine (which is apparently powered through hundreds of thousands of cheap computers, scattered all across the world), they have a "no pop-up" rule for advertising (and furthermore only accept text ads), sell ads (which are in text, saving muchos bandwidth and are pertinent to your webpage), have a Google Toolbar that blocks pop-ups and gives the add-on of a search engine... Even their April Fool's joke ("We're looking for staff to man our newly-built station on the Moon!") was clever. These guys are very smart. If I had a business, I'd advertise with them.
*stretches*
I'm having difficulty writing a letter about the mess in the kitchen without it sounding mean. ¬_¬ Well, I lightened it up a bit by commenting on the sweet potato that seems to have been there for months, and (thankfully) hasn't escaped...
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Hm... I'm actually quite bored. XD
~~
Here's some B3ta links. :)
How good are your mouse skills? This game wants you to hold down the button as long as you can - but it moves. ;) It's based on this website.
They linked to an ossuary, and I'll give you the description. It's really freaky: This ossuary in the Czech town of Sedlec is very macabre and yet fantastically beautiful. The entire church is lavishly decorated with human bones and there is a Jolly Roger instead of the usual cross on the steeple. Apparently this "is not uncommon in Europe." Hmm. Maybe.
Here's a gamer quiz. it's inventive, and I only got 100. (It's not a percentage.)
Trapped in Sticker Factory, Send Help. I'm inclined to order a couple of sheets. XD
I, sadly, played this through (both versions) yesterday. Had I not, I'd have a game to play right now. :P It's like Wario-Ware-themed minigames with cubes.
~~
I can't wait until Hotmail moves forward with its 100MB storage, or whatever it's giving... 250MB? Yahoo's already gone to 100MB and Excite's 125MB, and then there's Google's GMail (1gig), which I think is what caused all the other companies to sit up and take notice (and immediately expand their storage space)...
Speaking of which, can nothing stop Google? They have an incredible search engine (which is apparently powered through hundreds of thousands of cheap computers, scattered all across the world), they have a "no pop-up" rule for advertising (and furthermore only accept text ads), sell ads (which are in text, saving muchos bandwidth and are pertinent to your webpage), have a Google Toolbar that blocks pop-ups and gives the add-on of a search engine... Even their April Fool's joke ("We're looking for staff to man our newly-built station on the Moon!") was clever. These guys are very smart. If I had a business, I'd advertise with them.
*stretches*
I'm having difficulty writing a letter about the mess in the kitchen without it sounding mean. ¬_¬ Well, I lightened it up a bit by commenting on the sweet potato that seems to have been there for months, and (thankfully) hasn't escaped...