Archive for September, 2008
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler as “Sarah Palin and Katie Couric”
Published by September 30th, 2008 in 2008, Chris and Funny. 0 CommentsPlease Support Me In The 2009 Ride To Conquer Cancer
Published by September 22nd, 2008 in 2008, Chris and cycling. 0 CommentsHello friends,
I’ll be participating in a 2-day major cycling event called The Ride to Conquer Cancer benefiting The Princess Margaret, one of the top 5 cancer research hospitals in the world.
I’ll be cycling over 200 kilometres that weekend, from Toronto to Niagara Falls, with thousands of other Riders. All the proceeds will go to The [...]
With Apple’s newest release of iTunes they included a feature called “Genius” that creates playlists based on a single song. In my limited experiences with it I am really impressed. Naming something “Genius” (yes that’s with a capital G) is usually a recipe for disappointment, even from Apple. Their Geniuses in the Apple Store at [...]
Burn After Reading is what they should have done with the script
Published by September 17th, 2008 in 2008, Chris, Complaints and Movies. 0 CommentsUggh…. there were a few funny spots but the even the “league of morons” featured was not enough to make this a worthwhile trip to the theatre.
Kudos to the trailer/commercial editors as they really sucked me in on this one… and it’s rare that I get this hosed on a movie not living up to [...]
What the heck does this prove other than the fact that Microsoft is totally lost – or as one of the commenters on the Youtube page for this video said, “having anything Microsoft in your home isn’t good and messes everything up.”
This is Microsofts answer to Apple’s Mac vs. PC Ads?
Published by September 5th, 2008 in 2008, Chris and Cool Web Stuff. 0 CommentsSo last night marked the premiere of the much hyped new 90210 and I was shocked and disappointed. I’m sure that the opening scene of a guy receiving head in the front seat of his Escalade had many parents reaching for the remotes to quickly change the channel… and I’m not sure if they’d bother [...]
