The Tale of Custard the Dragon
Belinda lived in a little white house, With a little black kitten and a little grey mouse, And a little yellow dog and a little red wagon, And a realio, … Read More
Month: October 2006
Straight Talk From Cowboy Country
by Mary Pitt For God’s sake, Mr. President, just TALK to the man!
Marty Beier 50th Birthday Party
My dear friend Martin Beier at his (complete!) surprise party held by his wife Kate. View the Gallery Here
RARF!!
A little mashup courtesy of R. Crumb and Steve Sack Here’s the original cartoon by Steve, the R. Crumb illustration is out on the web somewhere… I’m sure.
517 Collyer
Lovely house! You can read about it’s history at the City of Longmont’s Website.
Hot Topics
by Ruth Hendrix (MDW – folks, please note, this is humor – perhaps a smidge harsh/satirical – but humor nonetheless) Hot Topics Writing Assignment (Write a Pro and Con position … Read More
On-Site Mac Service
In this age of ‘drop it off and it’ll be ready in a week… or two…’ there are still service techs who will come to you.
Music to Read Scandals By
Mamas, don’t let your babies grow up to be pages (MP3)) Hat tip to Mary Pitt for spotting this!Â
Parents of the King
One of the figures from a series commissioned by Chipotle: ‘Parents of the King‘ by: Bruce Gueswel Mayatek 133 W 4th Loveland, Colorado 80537 Phone : (970) 461-9893 Fax : … Read More
Man’s Best Friend
I always have secretly liked Barney.
Phone phishing: The role of VoIP in phishing attacks
From SearchSecurity.com: Ed Skoudis 06.13.2006 It’s happened three times in the past six months. Due to “irregularities” on my credit card account, I’ve received voice mails asking me to call … Read More
Beer Prayer
I can’t take credit for this wonderful prayer. I just neatened it up and put it in a standard format for your printing pleasure. Enjoy!
Relevant Hazard Sign
Page-sized sign that says it all in standard HazMat format. (PDF, 48Kb)
Me and Mom at Arlington
1977, just after college graduation. My mother and I at Arlington National Cemetary. I remember being overwhelmed by all the death. Acres and acres of tombstones. Little did I realize … Read More