#5. Brain Parasites
#4. Neurotoxins
#3. The Real Rage Virus
#2. Neurogenesis
#1. Nanobots

5 Scientific Reasons a Zombie Apocalypse Could Actually Happen | Cracked.com

I Love Lamp wrote:
This seems interesting. Has anyone seen anything like this in the ATL area yet?

I've seen them at Kroger. Typically sandwiched between the coin counter machine and the scratch off lottery machine. It claims to be a buck a day a movie, though I have not yet tried it out.

RE: Walgreen sees movie-burning DVD kiosks at stores | Technology | Reuters

Rattle wrote:

Does anyone know where I can get a t-shirt with this?

Get me a higher res picture and some T-Shirt sizes, and I can pass it along to a friend in NC with a multi-color cheap-price press.

RE: "Terrorist Buster" Logo — Central Intelligence Agency

I love it when I see old shit turned into functional gear again...

Hope you enjoy it...

A Vax 11/780... converted to a bar... complete with Sink... Amazing.

My other VAX is a VAXbar

In short, Comcast now will filter content to block or hinder various torrent and P2P connections. Comcast is sending fake disconnect or reset signals to some of the programs to reduce connection success. It's Comcastic.

An AP reporter attempted to download, using file-sharing program BitTorrent, a copy of the King James Bible from two computers in the Philadelphia and San Francisco areas, both of which were connected to the Internet through Comcast cable modems.

In two out of three tries, the transfer was blocked. In the third, the transfer started only after a 10-minute delay. When we tried to upload files that were in demand by a wider number of BitTorrent users, those connections were also blocked.

Not all Comcast-connected computers appear to be affected, however. In a test with a third Comcast-connected computer in the Boston area, we were unable to test with the Bible, apparently due to an unrelated error. When we attempted to upload a more widely disseminated file, there was no evidence of blocking.

The Bible test was conducted with three other Internet connections. One was provided by Time Warner Inc.'s Time Warner Cable, and the other came from Cablevision Systems Corp. The third was the business-class connection to the AP's headquarters, provided by AT&T Inc. and Cogent Communications Group Inc.

No signs of interference with file-sharing were detected in those tests.

What would be funny is if some extremists take this as Comcast blocking access to the bible.

Yahoo News - AP tests Comcast filter blocking (and Bible blocking)

xkcd - photoshops

Sonic and Mario finally get to fight. It is expected the game will also have wifi and network capabilities to add more players to fights.

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Sonic will be in Super Smash Bros: Brawl

The most interesting part, however, was this video showing the way Wal-Mart has spread across the country like a microbe culture in a petri dish.

Video of Wal-Mart's spreading across USA like germ culture - Boing Boing

What Is Chlamydia?

Snow White: Chlamydia is a lot like swallowing a poisoned apple transformed through magic by a witch. Except, instead of a poisoned apple, it’s more like bacteria living on dirty dwarf cock.

Cinderella: The Chlamydia bacteria can grow in the throat, vagina, penis, or absolutely anywhere on that whore “Sleeps-Around Beauty.” Oh, I’m sorry. I mean, Aurora.

Pocahontas: Chlamydia is the only thing I still have from John Smith.

How Do You Get It?

Snow White: I’m not a scientist so I can only guess, but I think the smart money is on doing the rusty trombone with Happy.

Jasmine: Chlamydia was invented by Jews.

Ariel: I got it playing a game I like to call “Finding Nemo.”

The Disney Princesses Talk About Chlamydia

Nanochick wrote:
Brewing update:

Today, Clint and I are brewing pumpkin brew. This is by far my favorite brew we do all year round, mainly because of the aroma of roasted pumpkin. Last time we brewed this, it was an absolute hit (as in, the keg was empty a few hours after we kegged...I didn't even get any...damn house parties), so I am looking forward to trying this.

In secondary : Paulaner Hefe clone and a high gravity belgian beer....oh yes.....winter is going to be good.

Do be sure to post how it goes, and a recipe with gravities if it turns out good. Though I have played with all kinds of different ingredients, I have yet to do pumpkin.

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