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It’s catchup time.

Sean Graham — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 21:43:52 +0000

Someone noticed the other day that zee blog had gone stale. Well, this is what happens when rl kicks in. For those who care(yes there are some), life is finally back on track. Dad is recovering nicely which has allowed my relocation from Polk County. I was offered and accepted a job out in Oldsmar working for a company that supplies doors and storefront materials to retail stores(usually located in your local mall). Some of the recognizable names are; Hugo Boss, H&M, Charlotte Russe, Ann Taylor, Sketchers, Lidz, Crocs, PacSun, Old Time Sports, Aeropastle, TeaVanna and FootLocker to name a few. Although I started in the brake metal division, I was relocated to the door dept and am now being trained to program for the CnC machines. Needless to say, I am stoked.
Besides that, life is just as it was. I still geek out and play TF2 for hours on end and I’m still blessed to have the friends that I do.

Life is good.

Leonard Nimoy is Awesome

Sean Graham — Fri, 27 May 2011 21:09:28 +0000

Never was a trek fan, but damn I think I have a new hero.

Three

Sean Graham — Fri, 06 May 2011 23:50:40 +0000

So.. Anyone else heard the single from Disturbed titled 3? Check it

Disturbed – 3

Different, but, well, yeah..

Medics = Win

Sean Graham — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 16:16:04 +0000

I have hundreds of screenies like this, but this was the first game that I remembered to record where I had over 100 as a medic.

Be kind to your medic and he’ll put you on top of the scoreboard.

Wow, just wow…

Sean Graham — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 12:50:25 +0000

This made news on metro.co.uk yesterday, and I can see why. I always knew those brits were tweaked…

Flush Tracker allows you to enter the time and location of your most recent toilet visit, and uses Google Maps to let you track your feces as they make their way through your local sewers – with the path the poo has traced highlighted in neon blue, like a kind of scat-fetishist version of Tron.

Watching the travels of your excrement turns out to be a strangely compelling experience, with many Twitter users enthusiastically comparing their turd trajectories. As Times columnist Caitlin Moran wrote: ‘Judging by the response I’m getting, Britain has now ground to a HALT watching plop-journeys on company time. WELL DONE BRITAIN.’

The site, created by toilet cleansers Domestos, actually has a serious purpose – it’s in support of today’s World Toilet Day, highlighting the fact that 2.5billion people around the world don’t have access to proper toilets or sewerage.

At the time of writing, our test poo had sauntered down Kensington High Street through London’s classic Joseph Bazalgette-designed sewer system, then turned left onto Earl’s Court Road before making a sharp right and heading in the direction of Hammersmith, and freedom. (Full disclosure: we did not actually do a poo, we made one up for the purposes of Journalism.)

UPDATE: The imaginary poo has now traveled 7.5 miles and is currently being held near Hounslow at Mogden Sewage Treatment Works.

Now who was it that said Americans are weird?