The guy behind the counter also told us about Founders’ Nemesis of which he said that only 15 cases were shipped to Lansing. How much of that I believe I don’t know, but he didn’t even have it on the shelf, just kept it in the back and sells it by the bottle. So Jenny said we’ll take one of those too

Last Saturday Jenny and I went to Panera’s for breakfast and I caught a baby looking at me so I did what I always do in such occasions. I made funny faces.  Later that day I happened to recollect this event.  Yeah, go ahead and guess what happened.  There I was at Sam’s Club, in line, by myself and full on making the most ridiculous faces for no apparent reason.  Yeah.

And this is what I did today:

Anderson – Red 01 at EveryTrail

I’m not quite sure what happened, but I think it’s funny that they look almost nothing alike.

A Wisconsin judge ruled there is enough evidence for four women to stand trial for their roles in a staged motel tryst that ended with a man tied to a bed, his penis super-glued to his stomach, a lawyer for one of the women said Wednesday.

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The 37-year-old man, who is in custody on charges in an unrelated case, delivered his testimony wearing an orange jailhouse jumpsuit.

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The man’s wife and two of his girlfriends hatched a plot to lure him to a Stockbridge motel on July 30 and confront him after learning that he was having “sexual relations” with all of them, a criminal complaint states.

Many sites are pointing to Know Your Mobile as a source for the rumor. That story, however, appears to be a slight embellishment of claims made by FSMdotCOM last week. FSMdotCOM’s report, in turn, quotes a ModMyi user who noticed portions of MMS functionality in the iPhone OS 3.1 beta and who reportedly received word from an AT&T representative that MMS would be enabled by the end of the month in backing up a previous FSMdotCOM report from early August simply claiming that MMS functionality would be coming “later this summer” after the launch of iPhone OS 3.1.

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http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/deep-fried-butter/

Except, of course, the movie isn’t going to be awesome in any way, shape or form. But the video is still pretty funny.

1. You are not allowed to make suggestions as to how the problem can be fixed. You don’t know what you are talking about, that is why I am here.
2. Do not ask me every 60 seconds if it is working. My continued presence clearly indicates that the problem still exists. In fact, I will tell you when the issue has been solved!

Now, I think we can both agree that if you follow these two simple little rules our quality of life will improve significantly.

Oops, e-mail security vendor McAfee spills 1400 private names

Recipients asked to delete the leaked data

In a story just dripping with irony, e-mail security vendor, McAfee, has accidentally sent the contact details of more than 1400 conference attendees in a spreadsheet attached to a thank you message.

On July 17, McAfee held a security conference at the Sydney Convention Centre. The event was well attended by about 800 guests. But in e-mail a week later thanking people for attending, McAfee added a spreadsheet containing names, numbers, e-mail addresses, employment details and even dietary requirements of 1408 people.

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Just remember kids, using McAfee is the same as asking for bad things to happen to you.