Mondo auction tomorrow in Kenmore.

In a piece of spam advertising a famous drug to treat a condition that I had no idea was so common until the drug became so famous:

No more excuses, no more frustration, no more having to solely satisfy my girlfriend orally.

Dude, if you were satisfying your girlfriend orally, she wouldn’t care if you couldn’t get it up.

The British Library (we [heart] libraries) has put working scripts of Shakespeare’s plays online. One of the features reportedly allows you to track changes in the text from version to version.

Next time I’m in Southeast WA on the second Saturday of a month, I should tour the Hanford Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory.

If this is true, I’ll think hard about getting a TiVo. I don’t think my tv has any spare inputs, though…

I have to believe that this was an appallingly stupid thing for Friendster to do.
I have not yet cancelled my account, though (especially since I haven’t used it all that much lately) I may very well do that.
Update 10 Sep: No more Friendster for me.

Unfortunately, I’ve pretty much missed my chance to see the exhibition, but wow, knitted superhero costumes!

Wow, I wish I were as cool as Craig from craigslist.

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Bayes-based filters have done some wonderful things. I don’t know whether this is wonderful or not.

Pictoplasma‘s archive is a way to see a whole lot of examples of what it is that makes a cartoonish character.