Daily, Geek Speak, Photos

Backlog

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Ever since purchasing my pro flickr account a few weeks ago ($25/yr to hold all the photos you’ve ever taken isn’t bad) I’ve been updating my flickr with really, really old photos. It even goes back as far as 2004. Before Flickr I used to use a free website called pbase but to my surprise, they have actually deleted a lot of my photos from 2002 and 2003. I was unimpressed to say the least and sent quite a few nasty e-mails to the company. Since I wasn’t a paying customer, they couldn’t do anything about it. So, rather than pay  after them loosing all my memories from back in the party days, I decided to pay Flickr instead. This is sort of a pointless entry, but I decided to update a few of you on here as some people who read this are my Flickr contacts as well.

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I have a question though regarding everyone’s Flickr plugin/widget (what is it?) on websites. Why does my flickr preview photos look so ugly compared to everyone else’s? I mean, the layout of them. All spaced out super weird, no standard thumbnail view. I may remove it all together! How annoying. Why am I computer illiterate?

Most of my photos aren’t viewable to the public, as Flickr actually gets a lot of creepers. But the ones I had on pbase were indeed, public and so once I’ve moved them all over to Flickr, I decided to still keep them public. You can view my flickr page here!

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Daily, Geek Speak, Wasting Time

DDR Madness

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You know what? I tried out my roommate’s wii for the first time ever (never used a wii before) and oh buddy, I can tell if I keep this up, my arms will be somewhat toned in no time! We were playing some silly game, where I was a rabbit or something, and you had to swing this cow around and while you do that you’re violently throwing your arm about, in the livign room. As my roommate was doing it, I was in tears curled up in a ball laughing at her. I couldn’t stare at her play the game. It was TOO funny. But wow, my arms are sore.

Have you seen those teenage boys in the arcades at the mall dancing mad fast on a flat surface decorated with 4 squares? (Haven’t a clue what I’m talking about?) Have you always wanted to join in, but were too afraid of getting pwned? Well, if you don’t have access to an arcade or are too embarrassed to purchase DDR for your Wii or whatever game console offers it (I don’t even know if the Wii has invested in it. But I’m just sayin’), you can have a little fun with your very own, personalized small finger dance kit. HAHAHAHAHAHA… HAHA!!

Description: Plug your USB DISCO DANCE into the USB port, slip your fingers through the holes and select the game type, press start and then mimic the steps illuminated by the arrows. Get the highest score by pressing the button while it is still illuminated.

Wow. $63.00 This is intense.

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