Rock on.

So the original ship date for my MacBook was originally the 12th. I thought that was a long ass time, but it is coming from China. Well, the ship date is now tomorrow. The FedEx site is saying 10:30 tomorrow morning. I wonder how accurate that is? Oh well, it should be here tomorrow. I can’t wait.

I hate getting fillings. It’s not so much the getting the fillings that suck, it’s the Novocaine. Does this shit ever wear off? I bet the filling was all complete before the Novocaine fully kicked in. I could totally feel the drilling. It hurt quite a bit. Now it’s two hours latter and I am totally numb. This sucks.

I was going to write a post about how stupid it is that the US wants to ban flag burning, but Scott Adams of Dilbert fame says it all. Go read it.

Well, I just spent a bunch of money. The wife finally gave me the ok to buy a MacBook. I went with a white one. I couldn’t see spending extra to get it in black. I prefer the white anyways. I did have to upgrade to 1GB of RAM and an 80 GB hard drive. It it suppose to arrive here on the 12th. I am kinda kicking myself for not paying the $18 extra for the three day shipping. Oh well, I guess the 12th will be here before you know it.

Remember Ken Jennings? Well, me being a big Jeopardy fan and seeing every single one of his wins, sure remembers him. Well, he has a blog. I just started reading it.

So now that Robert Scoble is moving to the SF area he has his Seattle home for sale. Looks like a pretty nice place, but I bet the same house would be half that price here in Fargo.

Check it out, Agent M Emily has posted a new song from their upcoming E.P. from her new band The Action Design. I can’t wait for it to come out.

I know there are a lot of strange phobias, but pickles? That’s crazy.

(via boingboing)

Anybody know what they call the fear of pickles?

It was a long and boring weekend at work. About the only thing that was exciting was that the radio station we listen to was having an all 90s weekend. The 90s was a strange decade. A lot of the music that I liked actually got radio play in the 90s. We heard some Urge Overkill, Matthew Sweet, Juliana Hatfield, Lemonheads, Janes Addiction, and many more. It brought back some memories hearing songs I remember from high school and college. It got me thinking. Why do bands make their best stuff when they are young? Dang near all the bands I listened to back then are either no more, or not making very good albums. I tried to like the new Pearl Jam cd, but quite frankly, they haven’t put out a good CD since Vitalogy. The Chili Peppers are the one exception. Their new cd is pretty good. Now days I am still listening to young bands, but it’s weird now that I am older than most of them.

Now I gotta go and play around with digg 3.0!