Carm got me one of the new iPod Classics for my birthday, and I don’t even know how I went so long without a personal music player. My old iPod more or less kicked the bucket last year (I can play music, but can’t load any new stuff) so I’ve been getting by with Sirius Radio in my car and at work. It’s amazing how many leaps and bounds these new iPods are over their predecessors. 80 GB for $250, playing music, TV shows and movies (my DVD collection is getting dusted off for conversions), games, and displaying photos. The only thing it doesn’t do is make my morning coffee. It’s also a great time-waster at work (The Office is somehow much funnier when you’re actually watching it IN the office).
Man, if I had only invested a couple of hundred bucks in this company back in high school…
The Office Season 4 is right around the corner and I can’t wait. To pass the time, check out this little 3 minute spot about what everyone in Scranton did over the summer break. If you don’t count night and weekends, you should only have to watch it about 3,600 times until the premiere on September 27th.
Leave it up to the good folks at FauxNewz to allow a guy like Gibson and his cohorts tell us how it is.
This is easily the most irresponsible, abhorrent piece of trash that has ever come out of FoxNews - and that’s saying a lot. Even forgetting the awfulness of Gibson mocking Stewart’s heartfelt response to the 9/11 attacks (which is pure childishness, pretty much on par with what a lot of these Conservative Republican dick heads do), the mocking began with a short comment about the media. FAUXNEWZ ALERT: The Daily Show isn’t really part of the media…it’s a fucking comedy news show. What exactly is so threatening about Stewart making fun of our half retarded president or his evil puppet master Cheney?
Carm got me one of the new iPod Classics for my birthday, and I don’t even know how I went so long without a personal music player. My old iPod more or less kicked the bucket last year (I can play music, but can’t load any new stuff) so I’ve been getting by with Sirius Radio in my car and at work. It’s amazing how many leaps and bounds these new iPods are over their predecessors. 80 GB for $250, playing music, TV shows and movies (my DVD collection is getting dusted off for conversions), games, and displaying photos. The only thing it doesn’t do is make my morning coffee. It’s also a great time-waster at work (The Office is somehow much funnier when you’re actually watching it IN the office).