Perhaps the funnies part of this is that we actually managed to create cookies that look more appetizing and visually appealing than the sample cookies they had on the box art. You'll just have to believe me on this.

Well, it seems like someone has finally managed to basically do this. My hat is off to Abel Gonzales, who created a deep fried Coke for the Texas State Fair. Now I need to come up with a more ludicrous food to joke about.

I can only hope the home owners don't use the home to run a small car-repair shop and decide that two in the morning is a good time to begin construction on a car-shed for their new limo. In other words, I just hope these neighbors aren't worse than the most inconsiderate neighbors ever.

It's clearly superior to Woot since they launch the daily deals three hours earlier. Otherwise, Tanga feels like a clone of Woot. Time will tell if they have any worthwhile deals.

I feel so much safer now that the moral fabric of country is safe from gambling online. I also feel safe that the evil doers of the world can no longer funnel money through online gambling. Pick your excuse, I've heard both used as reasons for this bill.

I'm off to go buy a government sanctioned lottery ticket and have a government sanctioned amount of fun.

Ok, trying not to worry, I call my doctor. After a bit of back and forth, where they determined over the phone, I likely have a cold, I've determined something: I need to stop worrying so much about all the nasty warnings on my medications; it seems no one else does.

Pretty much a useless accessory for me given how little I play online, but still fun nevertheless, and seeing a 3D avatar in a game that looks mostly like me is a very freaky experience.

And if you haven't heard, TotemBall will hit Xbox Arcade tomorrow, so finally I can join the PS2 EyeToy fans and wave madly and dance around like an idiot at my console to play a game. =)

A demo of the game was released yesterday. Looks like the naysayers were right. The game sucks. Sonic is a great 2D platform game that can never seem to make the transition to 3D. I'm still careening off ledges at the slightest touch of the joystick and "homing" right in on empty space and my death because of the silly attack system. I'm really disappointed.

Ah well, I'll just be playing more Lego Star Wars II. That's a really fun game.

This one, however, is different. It manages to do away with the electoral college without actually changing the constitution. Rather, it's an attempt to get individual states to direct their elector voters to vote however the majority of Americans do, regardless of the outcome in their particular state. Surprisingly, a bill to do just that is already waiting for Schwarzenegger's signature, having passed the California legislature.

I like the idea, and it's interesting, they don't actually need all 50 states to agree to it for it to become feasible.

What amazes me is the margin of failure. Right now it's sitting at 49.98% for and 50.02% against. With the number of ballots cast, that works out to a margin of one person. Personally I'm hoping there are some uncounted mail-in ballots out there. Time will tell, I guess.

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