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It seems I’ve picked up a theme in my earlier video post, where I highlighted some pretty weird behavior from Steve Ballmer. This next video is pretty sad as well. It’s a “remade” U2 song about the merger between MBNA and Bank of America, sung by two dudes with ties and very brown noses.
» Go to this postSaw this movie last weekend, and I’ve been pondering whether to write about it at all. In the hope that at least some of you might decide not to waste your money seeing it or renting it (as the case may be), I decided to review it after all.
Borat: Cultural Learnings… is terrible and horrible. [...]
On my way to work this morning, I had this guy behind me, in a Mercedes E class nonetheless, who kept clawing at his face, picking stuff off it (possibly pimples), and examining whatever he found. He did this for 15 minutes straight, right behind me. I couldn’t help looking, I always monitor my rear [...]
» Go to this postThe American business world is obsessed with CEOs - and for good reason - they’re the stars of that world. They’ve climbed to the top of the business ladder, and stand perched there, either inspiring others through leadership and corporate responsibility, or provoking disgust and asking to be burned at the stake (figuratively, I think) [...]
» Go to this postI’ve been harping aplenty in past posts about how nasty and inconvenient flying has become, what with all of these time-wasting “security” checks at airports, but with the recent “bomb scare” in the UK, I think it’s become downright unpleasant. What, now we can’t bring any liquids on the plane with us, not even a [...]
» Go to this postI’ve come across so many pungent body odors lately that I’m led to assume personal hygiene is no longer important to people.
Just yesterday, I was in a department store, and two different people smelled so bad I almost vomited as they walked by me. They’re not isolated incidents, either. I’ve seen people of all walks [...]
While in Romania to take care of family matters, I’ve had the displeasure of riding on the CFR (Caile Ferate Romane), which can be translated as the Romanian Ferovial Transport, or Romanian Railroads. Its equivalent in the States is Amtrak. They’re both state-run, and that’s where the similarity ends.
There are four classes of trains that [...]
I’m sure many people writing blogs would like to increase the traffic to their sites, but this is one way not to do it. I saw an AdSense ad for Blog Blaster, and looked at their website. I have to qualify my statement by saying I haven’t actually tried the software, but the description looks [...]
» Go to this postSome Hungarian builders who drank their way to the bottom of a barrel of rum found out the hard way what gave it its “special taste”. Details too disgusting to mention here, but you’re welcome to find out for yourselves. Here’s the link to the Reuters article.
» Go to this postApparently these nasty things have been popping out of basins, toilets and taps across Cape Town, South Africa, sparking a citywide panic. Yuck! I thought I might want to post a photo of it here, but I changed my mind after I saw the little bugger. Instead, here’s a link to a photo.
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