Month: December 2008

  • Another Idol sighting!

    I had another Australian Idol sighting tonight! I walked home via Darling Harbour and noticed a big crowd of funny looking people standing around. There didn’t seem to be a red carpet, but I did see some bikini babes standing in front of a Musicoz sign. (I Googled it and discovered that it’s an awards…

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  • Back in the city

    Back in the city and it feels so good!Today’s the first day at our new office location near Wynyard. As I don’t need to take the train anymore, Snookums and I can commute together in the mornings again! It was spitting rain today so we decided to take the bus. It only took, like, ten…

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  • Wall-E Bento

    Wall-E Bento. That is ADORABLE. I love that EVE is a hard-boiled egg.

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  • Guild Website Survey

    Guild Website SurveyFor any NSW knitters who didn’t see it on Ravelry, the official Guild Website Survey is now available. I’m happy to build in whatever people want, but we need to convince the folks in charge that members will actually use it. And for any software nerds who are interested, the survey runs on…

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  • Baby Head Bowl

    Disturbing Halloween idea for next year: Serve dip out of a baby head bowl.

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  • Catchy.

    I’m cooking Japanese, I think I’m cooking Japanese like Morimoto…

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  • Here it goes again!

    Probably not news to some of you, but I just discovered that Notre Dame’s Marching Band performed OKGO’s “Here It Goes, Again” at the USC game this year. You remember the video, right, with the dancers on treadmills? Be sure and watch the formations. That is AWESOME. As students we all used to go nuts…

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  • Big Ted Blogs

    Big Ted blogs. Awwwww… Hugs, Big Ted!

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  • Lloyd Dobler

    I’m in awe. Defective Yeti went as Lloyd Dobler for Halloween. (My sister is going to LOVE that.) I’m impressed that the boombox actually played Peter Gabriel. Nice, nice work.

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  • Twi-hards

    My sister used the term “twi-hards” in an email recounting her viewing of Twilight last week, and I nearly pissed myself laughing at the neologism. I thought she invented it. Turns out that the fans are actually using it themselves (along with “fanpires”). Suddenly it’s less funny.

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