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Peanut allergies are really only a problem if you can open the package…  Oh wait, now I figured it out…

So I should probably take the jackhammer back to the tool rental place, I guess I won’t be needing it to eat my Kit Kat bar.

I think that Google might have the Gmail phishing filter set just a tad too strong. I was in my Gmail account this morning and accidentally clicked on the very first message I got in the account, which is of course the introductory e-mail that describes how to switch your existing e-mail over to Gmail. Here is what I saw:

A co-worker brought this link to my attention:

Silicon Valley’s Island of Misfit Tech

I can’t believe that, with all of the trips that I have made to the Bay Area, that I never heard of this place or stumbled upon it by accident. I so want to go there now to look for a copy of Microsoft Bob. Or maybe I should try to sell my copy of Microsoft Dogs.

I saw this cartoon come across my screen today:

Spinal Tap amps

Nice work, xkcd. Click the image above to visit their web site.

I just got an ad in my e-mail inbox from CompUSA that included this amazing deal:

Some things are best left unsaid.

I am guessing that the Wyld Stallyns are having trouble getting gigs, and the guys have turned to selling houses for a living…

Sorry, I had to do it.  (Darn, maybe I should have gone with a Wayne’s World reference instead.)

Oh, and Happy All Saints’ Day everyone!

In our troubled economy, it has become more important than ever to find high caliber deals, you know, where you get the most bang for the buck.

With this in mind, I present you an ad from a local Columbus automotive dealer:

OK, it is not really software development related, but I thought it was pretty funny nonetheless