The content may be debatable (so to speak), but what a great intro to the article.
Who won last night’s vice presidential debate? The answer depends on which ticket you support. If you like Obama-Biden, then Joe Biden won.
If you prefer McCain-Palin, Sarah Palin did. That’s how you can tell a tie. That’s what this was. And since Biden was supposed to destroy Palin, and didn’t even come close, this was a good night for the Republican.
There are a lot of things I don’t like about Classmates. For example, I don’t like the obscene quantity of (unnecessary) email that I get from them and I don’t like that they make me seem rude by not allowing me access to my guestbook unless I pay for the service. That said, I signed up a while back out of sheer curiosity and filled out my profile. Today I clicked a link in their latest mailing and saw this on my profile homepage:
Hmmm. Nope. I’m almost certainly not.
Seems their personalization “feature” is somewhat flawed.
Do believe I’ve found a second web comic to fill the void on xkcd’s off days:
Yep, been there.
Sometimes I think I should be credited for the material presented on xkcd. I’m not kidding. Without proper credit, I’m going to start donning the tin foil chapeau just to keep the author out of my head. Or maybe I am the author. It’s ridonkulous how closely these comics represent my wonderings, thoughts, habits and proclivities. Today’s gem:
And, in case you’re wondering, here are a few others I’ve written about:
And still others that I haven’t written about, but have incited an I-was-just-thinking-that type reaction:
If you followed more than 43% of the links above, subscribe to the RSS feed. You’ve clearly got time to burn.
