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[tamakun]

If you're like a lot of people who would like the art of conversation to be revived from the dead, perhaps you'd be interested in reading about the TV-B-Gone?

Here's a list of the Top 11 Geek Pick-up Lines. (Here's the first part.) XD

And one more link for your entertainment this morning: Some college student's TV was emitting a distress signal that is typically associated with marooned boats or planes.

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[zezi.livejournal.com]

"6. You can put a Trojan on my Hard Drive anytime."

So wrong. So wrong. XD

[zezi.livejournal.com]

And I just read about the distress signal thing. That's cool *Giggles*


...and that pick-up line is STILL wrong!

[tamakun.livejournal.com]

hehehe. Trojan.

Silly me, I just caught the double-entendre. XD

[zezi.livejournal.com]

XD I caught both versions of it the first time! Does this mean I'm more of a geek than you?!

[tamakun.livejournal.com]

Maybe! o.o! Maybe I'm more of a dork than a geek :P

[scruloose.livejournal.com]

I really want one of those TV-B-Gones.
Better yet, I want a portable, directional EMP shockwave generator. That's a real solution to obnoxious, invasive technology. Of course, the technology to build one is decades away...

But just imagine the look on some gangsta's face when he's waiting at a stop-light, pumping out the bass so heavy shop-windows are threatening to crack, and suddenly fizz! His car won't start, the radio's dead, and every electronic device down to his digital watch is permanently slagged. (Meanwhile, some skinny white guy tucks a dish-antenna back into his coat and slips away in the crowd.)

[tamakun.livejournal.com]

That made me chuckle. Undoubtedly it did for you, too. :P