Friday, September 14th, 2007
September 19: Talk Like A Pirate Day. That’s right around the corner. Mateys.
December 8: Pretend to Be a Time Traveler Day. If you’re stumped, the Web site offers many helpful suggestions about how to carry this off:
- Walk up to random people and say “WHAT YEAR IS THIS?” and when they tell you, get quiet and then say “Then there’s still time!” and run off.
- If you go the “prisoner who’s escaped the future” try shaving your head [Contributor's note: This one would work really well for fellow Blogadiller timbotron] and putting a barcode on the back of your neck. Then stagger around and stare at the sky, as if you’ve never seen it before.
- Take some trinket with you (it can be anything really), hand it to some stranger, along with a phone number and say “In thirty years dial this number. You’ll know what to do after that.” Then slip away.
I can hardly wait to see who actually observes these…holidays.
Tags: culture, events, pirates, science, technology, travel
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Monday, August 27th, 2007
So a bit late last week so might have we have 2 this week.
This is a self portrait while riding back from a recent trip up to northern California.

Ingredients: Dark room + Glow sticks + 3yr old + long exposure shot = Light stick paintingYou can make out my son’s shirt in the background, yes he is standing still and doing an age old kung fu move called windmilling.

Tags: outdoors, photography, travel, weekly post
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Thursday, August 23rd, 2007
I $hit you not, on the tails of ipood this has to be the next best thing in the traveling toilet.
No ifs, ends or butts, forget the boat or camper, I am towing one of these to show the world just how full of it I really am.


Tags: bad taste, explosions, food, funny as hell, outdoors, toilet humor, travel
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Monday, August 13th, 2007
Last week, a 20 year old man from a small town outside the city of Tartu (in the Baltic nation of Estonia) was arrested for driving blind. Yesterday, he was arrested again – this time for driving blind and drunk.
Reuters link
Tags: antichrist candidates, comedy, funny as hell, jackassery, news, people who suck, signs of the Apocalypse, travel
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Friday, August 10th, 2007
Off on a little camping trip, so I went to the local AAA office to get some maps. Holy Cow! They have 2 super cool map vending machines, slide in your member card and press da button, presto map heaven. 
Tags: geekery, infinite coolness, products, technology, travel, vending machines
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Friday, July 27th, 2007
Last Wednesday, two American tourists were mugged in the tropical city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The muggers made-away with an MP3 player and the equivalent of $2,200.
•The victims were two San Francisco Police Officers.
•The muggers were two Rio de Janeiro Police Officers.
Reuters link
Tags: antichrist candidates, comedy, evil, funny as hell, news, travel
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Friday, July 27th, 2007

Along the lines of sticking “i” in front of everything and calling it a product, Sea to Summit have a clear winner! No $hit! It is a camping trowel for the fancy die hard color oriented camper. Hollow handle for other such vital camping items like your drugs or mini-vodka bottle.

- Lightweight & compact; weighs only 3.5 ounces (99 grams)
- Handle collapses to fit inside the shovel blade; to open push handle to full size and lock into place with a spring-loaded button lock
- Approximate length at full size 9.75 inches; collapsed length 5.5 inches
- A handy hollow handle for storing useful items like toilet tissue, hand sanitizer or lighter
- Handle has a comfortable, full-size grip for easier and more efficient digging
- Made of a super-strong, ultra light 6066 – T6 aluminum alloy
- Hard anodized blade to Rockwell C 70
- Available in four fun colors
- Comes with its own stuff sack
- Designed to support Leave No Trace practices
Leave no trace camping is a good thing, but the second you say ” Hey guys, iPood!” you body will be found all beaten and bloody at the side of the trail.
Tags: explosions, geekery, green living, how-to, outdoors, products, travel
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