Seriously! I did not even think that was possible.
I know there is a name for it, where, when one person yawns it usually elicits a yawn in you (or I) as well.
Anyway, I am watching the new series on Discovery called Planet Earth. I am on the episode “Mountains” and just saw a Snow Leopard stretching, and then finally yawning.
I yawned too!
OK, I am going crazy.
Firstly, I would have posted sooner but the festivities of the previous weekend were extremely um… festive.
300 was out of this world good! I could definitely see Frank Miller’s touch on this. The movie is a must see, and definitely a must buy for me.
In addition to 300, the wife and I also saw Bridge to Terabithia. Look out for a shocking ending to that one. Again, a must see.
These are two movies that will definitely make it in my library of movies.
Alright, well, as eloquently put as the above was, that is all I have for now.
As previously stated, someone around here is inebriated. Anyway…
My fingers broke right in the middle of me typing “Adobe Illustrator.”
Therefore my search was:
adobe ilusstraotr
Of course, Google, in all its wisdom and generosity kindly offered me:
Did you mean: adobe illustrator
*sigh*
I love Google.
Some stupid insurance company has a commercial that looks surprisingly like “A Scanner Darkly.”
Dammit, for the life of me I cannot remember. When I do I will be sure to post back or edit this post.
I am totally sure that everyone in the world cannot possibly wait to find out.
Pfft. Yeah.
I bought this camera a few hours ago:
I purchased it from B&H Photo. You can view the details here:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/…JVGRD770…
(URL snipped for being annoyingly long.)
I opted for this one instead of the (supposedly) better one, the GR-D796, that comes with two batteries.
$64.05 USD difference, and when I need a new battery, I can easily find one for around $40.00 USD.
The funny thing is, from what I can tell, the D770 and D796 are *identical* save one difference. The first comes with only one BN-VF808 battery, whereas the latter comes with two.
Wow. What a feature…