Monthly Archives: November 2005

My iPod ran out of battery as I got off the Bypass on my way home today. I’m a little worried that my battery life is dying on me. I’m hoping that just getting a car charger might help things, … Continue reading →

The new XBox 360 commercials are really cool, really effective, I think. They are just scenes of a community having fun together, which really gets across what XBox I think is trying to say. No picture of the system. No … Continue reading →

A few months ago I wrote about a little film called Me and You and Everyone We Know by Miranda July, and I told you all that you should go see it. Now I’ll understand if you didn’t, because it … Continue reading →

Ok, so what exactly is the difference between Corresponding APR% and Effective Annual Percentage Rate (APR)?

…the new Victoria’s Secret commercial makes me want to do things I can’t really write about here….

Last night there were back to back brand new Arrested Development episodes, and I could not have been happier. Will the rest of you please watch this show so that it won’t disappear? It is truly the most brilliant comedy … Continue reading →

Oh man, these sudden storms are reeking havoc on my head. Pressure in my head and my jaw is really bothering me (it’s a little smaller than it is suppose to be, and thus pops whenever the pressure fluctuates). This … Continue reading →

If you haven’t seen the new OK Go music video you should stop whatever you are doing right now and find it and watch it. Coolest video out there. I tried to watch the new Kong trailer at work. It … Continue reading →

Almost forgot to post this: I finally achieved my work goal of actually getting 50+% through our theater show at the store. I’ve been working on this one for a long time. Came close a couple times. Today we actually … Continue reading →

To: God From: Ben Thank you so much God for new O.C. I really appreciate it. —— I was just about this close to a heart attack today. So I’m checking out vtlottery.com this morning to see if I won … Continue reading →