technically me

There is some hope for me. Apparently Einstein himself was the man who lived up to the saying that ‘Failures are the stepping stones to…[something]’.
Of course given the current scenario, there may never be another.

Consider the fact that gibberish is probably going to be presented at the ninth World Multi-Conference on Systematics, Cybernetics and Informatics. Real eggheads, the guys who said ok to this one.

The new pope has been announced, why was it I didn’t see this earlier ? Coulda made a killing in the bets. Not that the catholics would approve of that.

A GoogleMap link is almost standard for a day now.. they’ve gone to the UK, and now for the BlogMap.

Working along the lines of the immortal ‘Rules of Horror Movies’, heres ‘How to escape a Zombie attack‘.

Now, Pam’s gotta blog ? Yes, her.
Geez. Makes me wanna give up.

Oh also, the latest form of spam that I’ve got.. (more…)

Just realized I didn’t celebrate the fact that over 1100 of you have “technically” come here.
I won’t go into further stats - they are too embarassing to talk of..

Wee-ha!

S

Q.E.D.

S

The first cell phone ever cost around $4000.. and was a true brick; just to compare.. here’s how Motorola redefined ‘cool’.
Wow.

They’ve finally made the H2G2 a reality.. not the publishers of Ursa Minor, though. In your pocket, with dynamic pages about everything. And the words ‘DONT PANIC’ in front.

I thought I was quite well placed in terms of computing. Apparently not.

The battle of the colas has undergone a change. Pepsi One. Coke Zero.
And if that makes you hungry, there’s a menu to match.

Darth Vader will always be the coolest, regardless of competition from the dude.

S

Imagine you are in Africa. You have been tied hanging on a tree with a rope anchored on the ground, a candle is slowly burning the rope, and the lion is waiting for you to drop and be his lunch.

Your survival hinges on the rope staying intact, there is no one around to help you.

The only possible way is to somehow convince the lion to BLOW the candle out. How do you do that?

To illustrate:

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