Rubénerd :)

Rather than working on all the stuff I’m supposed to do this week, I spent half an hour drawing a diagram, then removing the titles. This was more fun. Diagrams are fun ^^. That is all.

Don’t read this post. I’m serious.

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I get some inbound links from the most unlikely of places. This time it’s from a blog called Fire Ron Guenther which appears to be about one Illinois resident’s desire to end the employment of someone called Ron Guenther.

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#96: When I was a kid, I called him Carlos Sultana.

#97: My parents never used to correct me when I called him Carlos Sultana. Apparently they found it amusing.

Awesome photo courtesy of Paul Reed Smith Guitars. And for once, a Fun Fact here is true. Well, not to suggest I was full of crap when I wrote the others. For one, I type them. Gracias.

Would that be beef wellington? I suppose if it’s in New Zealand it must be a mutton wellington right? Tee and as well as that hee!

In all seriousness though, I’d love to visit Wellington. I’ve been to Auckland for an afternoon (long story) but that’s it. Maybe it’s just because I’m hungry.

Today’s fun and utterly pointless observation is a Google Image Search for "Kuala Lumpur". The first result is a photo of… Singapore!

To lend some possibly needed perspective, that would be akin to having a photo of Melbourne appear if you typed "Sydney", or London if you typed "Dublin", or Sarah Palin if you entered "intelligence is sexy".

Hey, when I saw these two stories in my sleep induced state early this morning it made my smile ;).

For what it’s worth, I’ve never personally called women birds, but I’ve heard it a lot. I thought it was an Aussie euphemism, but Jesse Lloyd says it’s a British thing. I guess she would know, being a bird and all!

I’m not a superstitious person, but today a series of events unfolded that combined are not worthy of a blog post on a tech-ish site tlike this, but they mildly freaked me out enough that I’ll be talking about them anyway.

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