Pointing out that since so many Garfield panels have been drawn and every possible joke about a fat lazy cat has been done, The Garfield Randomizer shows us that the world no longer needs Jim Davis. Now if we could get them to work on Brad Anderson (Marmaduke).

More people with too much time on their hands are studying the spelling of the word Aargh. Since the number of letters and puncuation are flexible based on your level of aargh. You can find the results of the study here.

The Ministry of Sound has released the Clubbers Guide 2006. This 2 CD annual is always a well mixed cut of the best dance music from Europe.

If you are looking for music to help you with that new years resolve and workout, this is good stuff to use. 128 beats per minute.

Don’t let the fact that its from Europe scare you, you’ll recognize more music than you think. Remakes are still popular as is using this type of music in advertisements.

I have an Xbox, but I’m really not a console gamer. Colin plays it the most, and yes, he can out maneuver me.

Since he doesn’t read, he remembers screens by sequence and pattern recognition instead. This is cool except that he goes into the language settings and sets the language to Chineese because he thinks it looks cool.

It can be frustrating for those of us in the family that can read. One of the side effects of this for him though is that he’s actually learning a little Chineese now that he is learning to read.

I don’t know how handy being able to write “Level 1″, “Game Over”, and “Press Start” in Chineese will be as opposed to “American Embassy”, “Mens Restroom”, or “Dong, Where is my automobile?” but thats his problem.

I get questions about this all the time. A waiter has written-up a nice guide on how to order wine at a restaurant without coming off like a wine newbie or snoobie.

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