Monthly Archives: March 2006

Man Sells Wife’s Box on Ebay

What do you do if your 30 inch cock won’t fit in your wife’s box? Sell it on Ebay. Def­i­nitely not work safe but funny all the same.

March 31, 2006 – 10:53 pm | By Brett Bim | Posted in Internet/Technology | Comments Off

Writing Has Been Slow

This is a com­bi­na­tion of a busy life (went to Hous­ton for a soc­cer tour­ney last week, busted up my ankle and have been in no mood to sit at the com­puter this week) and lack of motivation. How­ever, with the weather warm­ing up, it will surely be time to gar­den blog soon. How excit­ing …

March 31, 2006 – 3:48 pm | By Brett Bim | Posted in Random | Comments (0)

Iron Chef and Evolution

As you sit drink­ing your cof­fee this morn­ing, con­sider how Iron Chef is like evo­lu­tion. Pretty inter­est­ing stuff. Hat tip: Winds of Change

March 23, 2006 – 8:09 am | By Brett Bim | Posted in Science | Comments (0)

More Than Two Political Parties

Often, I hear talk in the US about the dis­mal state of the two-party sys­tem in our polit­i­cal arena. Many times, the peo­ple talk­ing the most about it think we would be bet­ter off with more than two, some­times many more than two. While I believe that there may be some ben­e­fit to mul­ti­ple par­ties …

March 23, 2006 – 6:36 am | By Brett Bim | Posted in Politics | Comments (0)

Google Finance

Google Finance def­i­nitely kicks ass. Once upon a time, this kind of infor­ma­tion was only avail­able to con­nected insiders. Now, it’s freely avail­able on the web. This is one of the great­est rev­o­lu­tions of the web, that every­one has access to broad areas of knowl­edge to enable greater auton­omy in deci­sion mak­ing, not just in …

March 22, 2006 – 8:58 am | By Brett Bim | Posted in Internet/Technology | Comments (0)

Absurdity as Truth

I don”t believe I have an absurd claim that I believe. I think this is prob­a­bly a sign that I don”t believe in enough things to have any of them be absurd. What absurd claim do you believe in?

March 21, 2006 – 9:36 am | By Brett Bim | Posted in Philosophy | Comments (2)

Selfish Athletes

I know you think it’s redun­dant but with Alfonso Sori­ano, it’s worth mentioning. The man got more money in arbi­tra­tion, $10 mil­lion, than any player before him and he’s now refus­ing to switch posi­tions for the Wash­ing­ton Nation­als who already have an All-Star at sec­ond base. At what point, when you play a team game, …

March 21, 2006 – 6:45 am | By Brett Bim | Posted in Sports | Comments (0)

Quite Possibly the Funniest Thing Ever

This is…

March 20, 2006 – 9:22 pm | By Brett Bim | Posted in Internet/Technology | Comments (0)

Vegetarianism Is Good For The Bowels (And the Cows!)

In this day and age of increas­ing obe­sity, poor health and gen­uine con­cern for our envi­ron­ment, I”m con­stantly sur­prised that more peo­ple aren”t turn­ing to veg­e­tar­i­an­ism as a way to address these issues. Given our evo­lu­tion­ary his­tory, it seems to me that veg­e­tar­i­an­ism is more likely to be advan­ta­geous to our phys­i­cal well-being and some­thing …

March 20, 2006 – 8:49 pm | By Scooter | Posted in Opposite Day | Comments (2)

Ben Stein on High Oil and Gas Prices

It’s always worth read­ing what Stein has to say on top­ics such as these. As is the often the case in mat­ters such as these, it’s always more com­fort­able to go after an easy tar­get espe­cially if that easy tar­get is a big, rich oil company. Politi­cians, in their con­stant search for the good sound­bite, …

March 20, 2006 – 3:18 pm | By Brett Bim | Posted in National Issues | Comments (0)