Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Pants



These pants are now "trendy". God help us all. This guy waited forty years and he is now back in style. The problem is that he never thought he was out of style.

Booty Pop



This is a product we ran across at Bed, Bath and Beyond the other night while searching for a vacuum cleaner. It has an ass on it, so it caught my eye, of course. Its a thing for girls with flat asses that gives them the look of more "Junk in the Trunk".

Its official, America has now run out of things to invent. The original concept for this is called Doritos, you eat those and your Booty will "Pop" out. But this generation wants it now, they don't want to wait. Instant satisfaction.

I love CostCo Bumper Sticker



Seriously? You love Costco soooo much you felt you needed to put a bumper sticker on your car? Apple, yes. Oakley, maybe. Redskins, sure. Costco?

Why Do People Leave So Much Space?



I snapped this while waiting at a light. The guy next to me left like, three cars lengths ahead of him and I see this all the time. I don't understand it. Why so much room? Do they think their car will somehow lurch forward a few dozen feet before they are able to bring it under control again? Can they not see well? Do they need a running start? What the hey?

As a tidbit, you should stop just far enough behind the person in front of you so you can see their wheels just over your hood. Enough room so that you can turn if an emergency vehicle comes along, but not enough room so that you are taking up more than your fair share.

Seriously, people - the world is small, don't take up so much room. Rude.

Gerbara Daisy



At the beginning of the Spring I planted two of these on the front porch, so when we come home, its a little happy welcome home. Well, these keep blooming and popping up every few weeks. They are very happy flowers. I am partial to the yellow ones.

What is a QR Code?


QR Codes are graphical codes displayed in B&W images that can display a website or general information. This one says "WTF?".

You can read these with a smart phone that is eabled via software to decode these. My iPhone does this easily and there are several apps that can decode these and even, as in this case, actually make a QR code.

In Japan, these are all the rage. Look for these to pop up in the US a lot more in the next few years.

1925 Penny



Going through old stuff here and there and you come across weird stuff. I went through a few drawers and found a lot of change. One of the pennies I picked through turned out to be a wheat penny that was minted in 1925! Amazing that this thing has been kicking around for 85 years.