Darth Vader pimps the Asian Ho’s at TGS ’07 (PIC)

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Darth Vader, pimps the Asian Ho’s Across the Galaxy (PIC)

At TGS 07 Darth Varder asks “Are you Sith or Jedi?”, well flanked by some asian hotties I’d say “I’m rolling with Vader Jedi wimps”.

If business meetings were like news posts

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Internet Commenter Business Meeting Part 1 – College Humor

This is what happens when corporations change pwn3rship.

Internet Commenter Business Meeting Part 2 – College Humor

Iz on ur computr, captioning ur videeowzz!

Dirty Drawings… Or are they?

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Spanish rock music, very mutable.

Here’s Video of the Broom Controller

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You’ll thank me later.

Flying Broom Controller

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Complete with Japanese babe in witch gear at the helm.

Advertising Icons: Where are they now?

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I didn’t even know Bob’s Bog Boy was based on someone real. This article needs more pictures.

There goes my Sidekick, MySpace Mobile Announced

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T-Mobile USA and Danger Introduce MySpace Mobile for T-Mobile Sidekick – MobileTechNews

T-Mobile USA, Inc., Danger, Inc., and MySpace, the country’s most trafficked Web site, today announced a highly integrated MySpace Mobile experience for the T-Mobile Sidekick. The announcement marks the first partnership between MySpace with T-Mobile and Danger.

The A-12, precursor to the SR-71, unveiled to the public 45 years later.

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Supersonic A-12 Spy Plane Officially Unveiled at CIA’s Headquarters – Gizmodo

The A-12, a supersonic spy plane which was the precursor of the SR-71 —and according to the CIA, even while they look similar, in some ways it was more advanced than the famous Blackbird. It’s one of the ten that survived the 15-plane OXCART program, one of which is in the USS Intrepid in Manhattan. This one was unveiled today by our dear friends at the CIA in an official ceremony at their Langley HQs. The story of this Mach 3.2 technological wonder starts in 1957 and, like all secret flying things full of gadgets, it’s fascinating.

Troops send Robot to investigate I.E.D. (Video)

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Video Fix: I.E.D. 1, Robot 0 – Wired Blogs

Troops send robot downrange to deal with an I.E.D. then Ka-Boom!

Help recycle computers to new uses, get fined by the government.

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Computer recycler threatened by bureaucratic nightmare – Boing Boing

Let’s imagine that you set up a non-profit to recycle electronics and divert computers from going directly into landfills or otherwise being destroyed by a grinder. You look for ways to refurbish these components and possibly recombine them into functional computers that go out to areas and institutions that have difficulty obtaining computers. You do all this and then a government inspector drops in one day. You expect to pass the inspection but no. Instead, you get written up.

The inspector says that you don’t have a proper inventory of all the parts. The inspector says that you have to get rid of equipment after a year, so you’ll have to clear out your museum of collectibles. This is the letter of the law and you’re expected to follow it. You’re given 30 days to comply. Now, if this really was you, you might get upset. You’d see all the work you’ve done about to be undone, unravelled. It seems nobody cares that you’re in this mess and the government, which seems to promote and support environmental cleanup, is using narrow interpretations of its regulations to block the operations of a group engaged in precisely this kind of activity.