Sunday, May 30, 2010
Younger Facebook Users Care More About Privacy?
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Office Pranks
Here is a very short list of (mostly penis-related) office pranks:
- If someone has a white board that is really dirty even when it is erased, clean off a penis-shaped area in the center with white-board cleaner.
- (Only works in some places) If someone falls asleep, write something classified or sensitive on their forehead with permanent marker.
- Cut out a piece of paper in the shape of a 3-inch penis. Then, tape it to the bottom of someone's mouse so it covers the tracking ball/laser.
More to come later!
Monday, May 17, 2010
Bay to Breakers
- Smoking cigarettes in SF is not cool. They are bad for you, and illegal to smoke in bars.
- Smoking pot is encouraged and accepted, especially in bars.
- Lots of cocaine (by my standards)
- Way more man cock than I bargained for
- San Francisco has excellent electronic music.
- Things that you cannot get arrested for:
- Drugs
- Being naked
- Peeing on a bush 10 feet from a cop car
- Drinking booze on the other side of the street laughing at the guy almost peeing on a cop car
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Well-Traveled Women





Tuesday, May 4, 2010
How Not to Make a Car Bomb
- The man packed a gun locker with fertilizer. However, it wasn't the kind of ammonium-based fertilizer that actually explodes. It was normal fertilizer that you can get at any store. He may as well have filled the locker with sand. Glad he doesn't know how to use Google or Wikipedia!
- He strapped firecrackers to the outside of propane tanks. That's right, thick, steel propane tanks that are designed to withstand tremendous pressure. And the firecrackers? You might get a blister if you let one explode in your hand. And oh yeah, the valves on the tanks were closed, so even if the firecrackers caused a spark, absolutely nothing would happen.
- Finally, there were some full cans of gas, also closed. Apparently gasoline still needs oxygen to explode.
Friday, April 16, 2010
MSU Noobs
http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/23170322/detail.html
Seriously - how hard is it to steal panties from an empty laundry room without getting caught?
Tuesday, March 30, 2010



The front page of the Republican National Committee's website right now has a scary picture of Nancy Pelosi with a nice red-flame background. It looks really professional. Here is a screen shot.
Politics seems pretty easy. All you have to do is complain about and say you are going to fire the person in power who is actually doing stuff. People don't like stuff. George Bush proved that.
Want to make one of your own political ads? I have created a "Fire _____" template. I even filled one in for George Bush that would have worked in any recent election as an example. Political campaigning is easy, try it for yourself!
Thursday, March 11, 2010
I Thought So
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Runaway Prius a Hoax?
When I first saw today's headline about a runaway Prius in the L.A. times, I thought "Sucks to be Toyata, they must have missed a car in the recall." After reading the article, however, it started to look like an elaborate hoax - one that may end up costing Toyota millions. Many of the comments on the story at latimes.com seem to suggest the same. Here are some facts from the story that just don't add up:
- The guy took the car into the Toyota dealer recently, and it was not part of the recall. Possible mistake, but this is highly unlikely.
- He pressed the brake to the floor, but it didn't slow down the car. Most cars with good brakes can lock up all four wheels at any speed. A Prius isn't exactly a torque-machine. Its acceleration is pretty weak and should be easily overpowered by the brakes.
- The car was accelerating for 20 minutes before it could be stopped. I don't know if any of you have ever driven on a freeway with other cars before, but it is nearly impossible to go 90 MPH for 5 minutes - let alone 20 - without hitting traffic. Unless he was passing cars on the shoulder (unlikely), he would have definitely hit another vehicle in 20 minutes.
- He called 911. If you were speeding along at 90 MPH and unable to stop, would you call 911 (if it wasn't a hoax)? What is 911 going to tell you that you don't already know? Wouldn't you be scared to take a hand off the wheel when weaving in and out of traffic and passing on the shoulder?
- The man claims that the reason he didn't shift into neutral is that he thought the car might go into reverse. If he had said "I just didn't think about shifting into neutral" then this would be a believable story. One psychological trait of someone creating a hoax is attracting attention and trying to paint oneself in a positive light. To not seem like an idiot, he had to answer the question "Why didn't you just shift into neutral?" with a response that made him seem smart: "I thought it would go into reverse." However, this answer is dumber than not thinking of switching to neutral in the first place. Not only would the car not allow you shift into reverse at 90 MPH, but wouldn't reverse actually be a good thing because it would lock up your wheels and/or drop the transmission?
These unlikely events don't prove that the latest runaway Toyota is a hoax, but they are quite suspicious. If I were a betting man, I would give 4 to 1 odds of a hoax. Regardless of how this turns out, one thing is for certain: this event is yet another PR disaster for Toyota. If news breaks that the whole thing was a hoax, Toyota owners will still be frightened. At the very least, those who read this story but don't see next week's headline about the whole thing being made up will be terrified to buy Toyotas for life.
Afterthought: There isn't anything much more American than fabricating an elaborate hoax to draw attention to oneself (aliens, balloon boy, etc.). Double props to this guy for constructing a hoax that also makes consumers scared to purchase foreign automobiles and further strengthens the American economy.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Male Generosity
Hotness | Law | Engineering | General Studies |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Court Order | First Kiss | Place to Sleep |
2 | $50 | Attention | Pizza |
3 | $40 | Eye Contact | Burrito |
4 | $30 | 5 GP in WoW | Joint |
5 | $20 | Free | Ham Sandwich |
6 | $15 | Free | Snickers |
7 | $10 | Free | M&M |
8 | $5 | Free | Free |
9 | Free | N/A (Too Scared) | Free |
10 | Free | N/A (Way Too Scared) | Free |
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Computer Engineer Barbie

Apparently Barbie has become the one blonde woman in your computer engineering class. (See the Gizmodo article.) Because I am a nerd, I actually took time to decode the binary on Barbie's computer screen, which reads: 'Barbie'.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Going to Jail and Your Career
Let's take a look at some American careers and see if they benefit from time behind bars:
- Rapper: yes
- Doctor: no
- Lawyer: no
- Priest: no
- Banker: no
- Homeless: yes
- Engineer: no
- Construction worker: no
- Factory worker: no
- Pharmacist: no
- Bank teller: no
- Gangsta: yes
- Congressman: no
- Burger flipper at McDonalds: no
- Professional golfer: no
- Professional football player:
- Dallas Cowboys: yes
- Others: no
- Governer:
- Illinois: yes
- Others: no
- Mayor:
- Detroit and DC: yes
- Others: no
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Massachusetts Senate Election Revisited





"Why did m..." Well, I suppose we all know that Michael Jackson's skin color is more important than the future of health care reform.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Is... ?

Does... ?

Is Google Racist?

It is a question that so many Americans want to ask: "Why are... ?" But before we can type our question, Google is nice enough to suggest some options. Here is what we all want to know: