Sunday, November 30, 2003


Leftovers


  • The turkey was nice and juicy. I left the dressing in the oven a few minutes too long, but it recovered when we ladled some turkey broth over it. The rolls didn’t rise as much as I would have liked — I blame the yeast. The cranberry sauce was surprisingly good. I mean, really, I’m-never-buying-the-canned-stuff-again good. Pies were sweet potato and key lime. We didn’t bake either of them, but they still rocked.
  • I have a comments feed. It’s nothing special, but it exists.
  • “How the hell do I pound a nail with this screwdriver? It must be broken!
  • Reasonably friendly solution for Palm handheld owners with OS X Macs who are still, after two years, waiting for a stupid conduit from these clowns.
  • Netflix comes through again. Currently immersed in this.
  • “Ellzey said Wal-Mart officials called later Friday to ask about her sister, and the store apologized and offered to put a DVD player on hold for her.” How nice.
  • My Playstation 2 is broken. This is not an uncommon thing (can you say engineering defect?) If you know the magic words, though, they’ll fix it for free.

:: Dave Walker 16:15 (EST/EDT) [+] ::

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90% Crud wrote:

Title: PS2 Broken Beaten Down?

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Is your Playstation 2 having problems reading discs? Well apparently there was a class action lawsuit about PS2s sucking and now Sony will fix them for free. You just need to know the magic words, which are at http://db.gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/file/playstation2_sony_repair.txt (via...



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