There has been a lot of great pro-atheist/secular press lately, while I approve, a few things in recent reports have made me quirk my eyebrow.
14 CommentsWhat geekery is this?
What geekery is this?
There has been a lot of great pro-atheist/secular press lately, while I approve, a few things in recent reports have made me quirk my eyebrow.
14 CommentsOk, I couldn’t resist sharing. The garden continues it’s amazing development. While we finally said goodbye to the peas, that we still have a bag full, I might add, everything else is coming up like crazy! I hope you all enjoy the pics of a walkaround of the most awesome 2PhatGeeks garden ever. A special “Hello!” to all of you that are following this at Mel’s LiveJournal.
2 CommentsYou hear a lot about free speech lately. Usually it’s someone complaining about some business or some person infringing on their right to exercise that free speech. Something I’ve noted about most of these complaints has always bugged me. Allow me to quote the actual First Amendment so we all start at the same place:
Comments closedThere is always a period in every year where there are basically no major releases in PC and console gaming. When you’re like me and don’t care about first person shooters and sports games, the gap is even more noticeable. Even so, there is usually at least one title that…
Comments closedOver the last few months, the concept of “bailing out” failing businesses and industries has become pervasive. First it’s the banks failing due to their own greed and an excess of government intervention in the lending process. Next is the auto industry staggering under its own weight and failure to innovate. Most recently it’s the newspapers, finally falling prey to the inevitable death of the old media from the unstoppable pressure of the internet. The concept of the bailout is not a new one. For decades we’ve been sustaining, in what essentially is a long term bailout, the entire farming industry.
The problem with bailouts, however is that they are simply not American.
Comments closedOk, so I might not be quite the awesome photographer that my better half is, but I wanted to share a little of the awesomeness going on in the Garden these days. Within the last few weeks everything is growing virtually uncontrolled and color is everywhere.
2 CommentsLike most of the geeky internet folk, I tuned in to watch the Family Guy episode last Sunday night. Like a lot of folks, I suspect, I was initially teased in by the reuniting of the Star Trek: The Next Generation cast that FG’s creator, Seth MacFarlane, was teasing to bring in viewers. I’m a big FG fan and don’t need much of a “hook” to get me to watch. The ST:TNG gag was more than enough. I went in expecting a decently amusing show.
What I got was freakin’ sweet.
Comments closedAs the end of Battlestar Galactica still works it’s way through out mental digestive systems, what do us sci-fi geeks have to look forward to?
2 CommentsPretend it doesn’t exist, slide past the topic in your next debate–but despite what you might think, what every nut job fears is an historical inevitability.
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