Archive for November, 2005

He doesn’t know what the three sea shells are for?

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One of those famous movie quotes from a stalone movie that is, I would say, a cult classic. Demolition man. So what are the three sea shells?

What are the 3 shells?

From: “Dave”

In the movie, The Demolition Man, what are the three sea shells in the bathroom used for, in place of the toilet paper?

Well personally not have seen this movie has made it very hard to recognize the truth to the matter and has given Shaun something else to pick at me for… but there are the answers I got:

Edwin: In the movie they were implying that in the future they some sort of 3-sea-shell technology to clean their butts and not toilet paper - and by 3-sea-shells technology I mean whatever it is that cleans their butts, but the 3 sea shells are the buttons or whatever to control it. —– It doesn’t really matter that we don’t know exactly how the 3 sea shells work, the joke still works.

TB: It is an “advanced” version of a bidet. One to wash your backside, one to air dry and the third to apply a perfume or deodorizer so that the “perfect” society won’t stink. The sea shells are cosmetic. In a “perfect” society, there can be no ugliness. The shells cover / hide the function of it. Quite a few people in the United States are not familiar with a bidet.

brad: the three sea shells are used as but fountain that are used to clean the rectum with water instead of toilet paper

Casey: I don’t think that we would really want to find out what the 3 shells are used for in The Demolition Man. The answer could be scary….let’s just leave it at that…a mystery.

Patrick: In regards to the question about the three shells in demolition man. The three shells were used instead of toilet paper.

stupid: The three shells in the movie “demolition man” are used for scooping shit out of ones ass. Each shell scoops different degrees of sh*t or different types of shit.

So in conclusion I’m going to assume that it has something to do with toilet paper. However, I’m probally wrong so assume what you wish.

Whats even more intersting is how many people have talked about this?! This is where I got the picture from above, but look at the long string of conversation is spurred.

Love: Chemical Reaction

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on November 29, 2005
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I’ve actually talked about this in the past that they’ve discovered the protiens that cause the “love” to actually happen. Here is some more research via the Register.

Romantic love quickly dies
Brain chemicals - not amoré - linked to passion
By John Leyden
Published Monday 28th November 2005 16:23 GMT

Romantic love normally lasts only a year, according to Italian boffins, whose findings would have Casanova spinning in his grave.

Scientists at the University of Pavia reckon that a brain chemical linked to feelings of euphoria - rather than amoré - in responsible for setting new lovers’ hearts a flutter. Scientists looked at levels of proteins known as neurotrophins in the blood of men and women aged 18 to 31.

The sample included people in both long and short relationships as well as singletons. The researchers found that those starting a relationship experienced increased levels of nerve growth factor (NGF) proteins, which causes sweaty palms and the butterflies, the BBC reports. Boffins found levels of these psychotropic proteins - which they linked to feelings of euphoria and dependence between partners - receded over time as relationships become more established.
Loved up

Levels of the NGF protein in the 39 people (out of 58) still in the same new relationship after a year had reduced to base-line levels. Report co-author Piergluigi Politi said the study suggests that “acute love” fades over time. Looking for deeper feelings beyond the first flush of love was outside the scope of the research.

Politi said the study suggested a link between NGF and feelings of romantic love. “Our current knowledge of the neurobiology of romantic love remains scanty. But it seems from this study biochemical mechanisms could be involved in the mood changes that occur from the early stage of love to when the relationship becomes more established,” he said.

Finding of the research have been published in the Psychoneuroendocrinology journal. The Pavia team are careful to stress the need the further research. However the general thrust of their findings has received support from scientists in other disciplines.

“Research has suggested that romantic love fades after a few years and becomes companionate love and it seems certain biological factors play a role,” Dr Lance Workman, head of psychology at Bath Spa University, told the BBC. ®

Interestingly the post I made before I entitled the same thing… check it out here.

Weblog Awards

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Hopefully Thursday we’ll know who the finalists are for this thing. Remeber to go and vote for wetwired for Best Blog Design, and vote for the other categories as well! There are some new ones out there since I first posted about best designs but wetwired can hold its own, we have a very capable artist, and an awsome designer.. me.. hehe.

Santana CD and DRM

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THOSE BASTARDS.

I almost never buy cd’s because I can use one of the wonderful tools available to find the music I am looking for, IRC for instance was around before napster and will continue to be around long after napster files for bankruptcy. And I’m not saying that I download illegal “pirated” music because thats illegal! That said I was in Barnes and Nobles last night and saw the New Santana CD “all that I am”. Now I love Santana, but I am not a fanatic fan and own every CD, but I feel that when I really enjoy an artist they should get credit where credit is due. Meaning I should buy their cd… Had I looked on Amazon prior to my compulsive purchase I would have seen this:

All That I Am [CONTENT/COPY-PROTECTED CD]

But I missed that part in browsing through the recent albums, the only thing I was thinking about was about how it’d be nice to have the cd. I listened to it in the car and then this morning brought it into work and low and behold what pops up?

Yep you guessed it. This piece of crap intrusive big brother software. Now, I don’t know what I am going to do, I’ve of course opened the CD so taking it back is out of the question, but the thought of wiping my ass with it and lighting it on fire comes to mind too. Here’s what I want to do. I want to mail $20 to Carlos Santana myself with a picture of me lighting his album on fire. I will explain that while I want to buy his record, I feel that he diserves the whole $20 and not the Record Company SONY BMG that pays him pennies on the dollar. Not only that, I plan on Ripping the CD to microsoft secure WDM format(not to be confused with WMD’s but fairly similar), then burn it to a regular audio cd, then convert back to MP3 since that’s the only way that you can actually get around the whole issue. Then I plan on just formating the test computer I use to do this. Because if you look below, this is what people have found out:

I, too, bought this Santana disc and unknowingly loaded this crap onto my pc. I contacted Sony and went through all of the hoops to remove it, only to find out it sunncomm is responsible for this DRM. The website`s FAQ claims they cannot remove it:

“Is there a way to remove your software from my computer?”

“Please note that MediaMax was designed to manage and safeguard the copyrights of specified artists’ CDs while giving you an enhanced visual and listening experience. It does not interfere with or impact any of the normal operations and/or functions of your computer.”

“Is there a way to remove the DRM files?”

“Please note that because the keys are very essential in controlling access to protected music, Windows Media doesn’t allow anyone to have access to them directly. They are located in a license store file that is handled exclusively by Windows Media Player, in accordance with the way your Windows system is configured. Since those keys are very small and literally do nothing other than help the user play content that would otherwise be inaccessible, Microsoft never envisioned that anyone would have a desire to remove them. As a result, we do not have a way to tell the Windows Media Player to remove a particular key.”

Bullshit. The people who have tested at the machine level have found considerably more.

Russinovich also discovered that the DRM software is poorly written and could cause system crashes — often referred to as a Blue Screen of Death — on Windows. “This flaw highlights my message that rootkits create reliability risks in addition to security risks,” he said.

Now I know that a lot of the artsits are simply at the whims of the record companies. So don’t just blatently copy and distribute without contributing to the artists. But once you’ve paid them their dues, make sure you make SONY BMG pay. Don’t buy any CD that has the DRM software on it. Oh and all of my friends are mysteriously going to get a copy of this CD, not from me of course because music piracy is bad, and I’d never do that. But most likely from SANTA.

Update:
Here is how to get around the autorun feature

When an Autorun-enabled CD-ROM is inserted into a CD-ROM drive, Windows automatically launches the program contained on the disk, whether you want it to or not. Similarly the audio CD player pops up whenever you insert an audio CD and starts playing it immediately. This is cute the first or second time, but soon gets infuriating. What’s worse, is that if you double-click on the your CD icon in My Computer, the autorun fires up, instead of a folder window as you’d expect. This is especially irritating on slower computers, where you have to wait for what seems like an eternity for it to load some ridiculous welcome screen. Here’s how to do it:

Any OS

* If you hold down the Shift key when inserting the CD, the autorun is bypassed. (although it’s not exactly graceful trying to insert a CD while holding down keys on the keyboard.)

Windows XP - Solution 1

* Right-click on the drive icon for your CD drive, CD recorder, or DVD drive, and select Properties.
* Choose the AutoPlay tab, and choose the desired action for each type of CD. For example, choose Music CD, then click Select an action to perform, then select Take no action.

Windows XP - Solution 2

* Obtain and install TweakUI (part of the PowerToys for Windows XP package), and then start TweakUI.
* Expand the My Computer branch, then the AutoPlay branch, and then select Drives.
* Turn off the checkbox next to each drive letter for which you want AutoPlay disabled.

Windows 2000/XP

* Run the Registry Editor (REGEDIT.EXE).
* Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Cdrom.
* Double-click the Autorun value, and type 0 for its value. (If it’s not there, create it by selecting Edit -> New -> DWORD Value, and typing “Autorun” for its name.)
* You may have to log out and then log back in for this change to take effect.

* Note: With this solution, Windows will no longer be notified when you insert a new CD. To make sure the correct icon and title for the current CD are displayed in My Computer and Explorer, press F5 to refresh the window.

Windows 95/98/Me - Solution 1

* Right-click on the My Computer icon (or whatever you’ve renamed it - hopefully something less cute and more meaningful than “my computer,” such as “Bart”), and select Properties.
* Choose the Device Manager tab.
* Open the CD-ROM branch, and select the entry for your CD-ROM drive.
* Click Properties, and then choose the Settings tab.
* Turn off the Auto insert notification option.
* Click OK, and then OK again. You’ll have to restart Windows for this change to take effect.

* Note: With this solution, Windows will no longer be notified when you insert a new CD. To make sure the correct icon and title for the current CD are displayed in My Computer and Explorer, press F5 to refresh the window.

Windows 95/98/Me - Solution 2

* Run the Registry Editor (REGEDIT.EXE).
* Open HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ Software\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Policies\ Explorer.
* Change the Value of NoDriveTypeAutoRun from 95 00 00 00 to BD 00 00 00.
* You might have to restart Windows for this change to take effect.

* Note: With this solution, Windows will no longer be notified when you insert a new CD. To make sure the correct icon and title for the current CD are displayed in My Computer and Explorer, press F5 to refresh the window.

Windows 95/98/Me - Solution 3

* Because of new features in TweakUI, this can now be truly disabled by turning off the Play audio CDs automatically and Play data CDs automatically options in the aptly-named Paranoia tab.
* Also, make sure that the AutoInsertNotification option is turned back on - see Solution #1 above for more information.

* Note: With this solution, Windows will still be notified when you insert a new CD, so you may not want to do this if you use CD Recorder software (the constant polling can interrupt the recording process).

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But with that said, browsing the Santana CD turns up no actual audio files that can be ripped. Here is a list of other CD’s to avoid buying:
A Static Lullaby - Faso Latido
Acceptance - Phantoms
Ahmed Jamal - The Legendary Okeh and Epic Recordings
Amerie - Touch
Amici Forever - Defined
Anna Nalick - Wreck of the Day
Bob Brookmeyer - Bob Brookmeyer & Friends
Buddy Jewel - Times Like These
Celine Dion - On Ne Change Pas
Charlotte Martin - On Your Shore
Chayanne - Cautivo
Chris Botti - To Love Again
David Gray - Life In Slow Motion
Dexter Gordon - Manhattan Symphonie
Dion - The Essential Dion
Elkland - Golden
Foo Fighters - In Your Honour
George Jones - My Very Special Guests
Goapele - Change It All
Hitch - Soundtrack
Horace Silver - Silver’s Blue
Kasabian - Kasbian
Kings of Leon - Aha Shake Heartbreak
Life of Agony - Broken Valley
Los Lonely Boys - TBD
Mario - Turning Point
Mary Mary - Mary Mary
Montgomery Gentry - Something To Be Proud Of: The Best of 1999-2005
My Morning Jacket - Z
Natasha Bedingfield - Unwritten
Neil Diamond - 12 Songs
Nivea - Complicated
Our Lady Peace - Healthy In Paranoid Times
Patty Loveless - Dreamin’ My Dreams
Pete Seeger - The Essential Pete Seeger
Raheem DeVaughn - The Love Experience
Ricky Martin - Life
Santana - All That I Am
Sarah McLachlan - Bloom Remix Album
Shelly Fairchild - Ride
Susie Suh - Susie Suh
Switchfoot - Nothing Is Sound
The Bad Plus - Suspicious Activity
The Coral - The Invisible Invasion
The Dead 60s - The Dead 60s
Van Zant - Get Right with the Man
Vivian Green - Vivian

Here is the issue now, Sony is offering an exchange for the CDs that contain the XCP DRM software but not the sunncomm software which is just as bad. So remeber to tell people Sony Suncomm DRM is crap too!

So if you have a Santana CD or any other CD that has Suncomm software on it, and you are annoyed - use this form to tell them!

Heck even if you don’t have a CD just use the form to tell them what you think of them.

Star Trek, Star Wars?

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US Air Force unveils hand-held laser gun

By Michael Sirak JDW Staff Reporter
Washington, DC

The US Air Force has unveiled its first hand-held laser weapon that gives security forces a non-lethal option for controlling crowds and protecting areas like checkpoints, according to service officials.

While only in prototype form and years away from fielding, the weapon, known as the Personnel Halting and Stimulation Response (PHaSR) system, holds great promise, they said.

The PHaSR is about the same size and weight of a fully loaded M60 machine gun - around 9 kg - but shoots a low-power beam of laser light instead of bullets. The light it generates is capable of temporarily impairing an individual’s vision, much like the disorienting glare one sees when looking into the sun, said the officials.

Upon completion of testing, one prototype will be handed over to the Department of Defense’s Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate (JNLWD) and the second to the National Institute of Justice (NIJ): the law enforcement arm of the US Department of Justice. Both organisations support the programme, with the latter interested in its civil applications.

Happy Turkey Day

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on November 24, 2005
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of you and yours out there.

Wetwired History: The First usage of the “Shocker”

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Not to be confused with the “Intimidator”.

Via Alpha Centari the first variant of “The Shocker” can actually be traced back to ancient Palestine and the hands of none other than Jesus of Nazereth

Deep Thoughts

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on November 23, 2005
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When I die, I want to have midget pall-bearers. That way if they drop me, I won’t fall as far. And really, what’s cooler than being carried over the shoulders of 12 midgets to your final resting place?

Rant: Useless IT Admins

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Seriously. I’m really tired of you people. I know how you got your jobs. You kissed a lot of ass and know how to delegate people and throw the wool over upper managements eyes. I will no longer give you any help or suggestions about “what would I do if I was in your situation?” My answer is “You will need to figure that one out because you make 4 times what I make so you should be 4 times as knowledgeable on the subject.”

When my co-worker calls you ahead of time to tell you what we expect to be done before we get there, don’t say “Yeah, yeah, I’m an admin I know what needs to be done.” Then when we get there, you only prove to us that you have absolutely no idea what needs to be done, compounded by the fact that you are 145 miles away.

When I get onsite and have to call you to fix your network because all of the workstations you installed have IP conflicts, don’t tell me that you’ll have to research the issue and get back to me.

When you tell the office manager that their office is COMPLETELY secure, why not make sure that you change the CHEAP Linksys Router password to something other than admin. By the way, there is a reason Cisco bought Linksys. They wanted to get into the HOME market. CISCO is for the office, Linksys for the Home. Say it with me now.

Don’t tell me that you can remote in and then ask me what port you need to open on the router so that you can get RDP to work.

When I explain that you need to set your DNS to internal and setup WINS, don’t again tell me that you need to research it, and then come up with the idea that DNS came out of a movie made by Quentin Tarantino.

Don’t ask me what suggestions I have for resolving your network issues then turn around and patronize me by telling me that you’ve been a systems admin for the school board for quite some time then ask me if I know how to create a group for group policy in Active Directory. Oh and asking how old I am? That’s the best way for me to give you a beating for every year I’ve been doing this. Since I was BORN you dumbshit. I came out of the womb with a computer attached to the hip.

In other news…

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China’s first liquid condom went on sale today after the country’s health and drugs administration formally gave the hi-tech prophylactic the thumbs-up, the China Daily reports.

Dubbed the Nanometer-silver Cryptomorphic Condom (NCC), it’s designed for female rather than male usage. The condom-in-a-can is essentially an antiseptic foam spray that the manufacturer claims forms a physical membrane inside the vagina, protecting it from infection, acting as a barrier to pregnancy and providing a lubricating effect.
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It’s not known who makes the NCC, but Beijing-based Chinese-Canadian condom maker Blue Cross Biomedical has been touting something along these lines for a while now. It maintains its spray-in condom “can effectively kill gynaecological disease pathogens such as staphylococcus aureus, Candida, coliform bacillus, and can prevent sexually transmitted diseases.

“It can remain in the vagina for a long time without destroying the vagina’s chemical balance,” the company adds. “Daily use of this product can help maintain genital hygiene and prevent infection by pathogens”.

Wetwired Guide to Media Center

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on November 21, 2005
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I know, I know, you’re all anti-microsoft this and blah blah don’t use their products use linux etc but you have to admit the media center stuff is really cool. Seriously who else gives you the ability to have a FREE TIVO on your computer and the ability to burn your favorite series off to DVD? Heck, forget about buying a season of your favorite series on DVD for $50. You can just record it all and cut it to DVD.

For my quick project, I choose my old server which is an AMD athlon 1.4ghz with 512 megs of ram. I had an NVIDIA Geforce 3 in it which has an S-Video out. I then ran up to Best Buy and using my $25 gift card and an additional $50 I picked up an ATI PCI Wonder Pro tuner Card.

After downloading media Center from MSDN’s website - you’ll have to have a membership - if not just go buy it… or you know.. find someone whose your buddy to hook you up. Wait.. no.. I didn’t say that. THey are watching us…

Anyway, my problem was also two-fold because my server had a power supply issue, it would just shut off randomly. Upon inspecting I determined that the connection from the power supply to the motherboard was discolored which clued me in. A quick trip to Evil Daves to borrow another 400watt power supply (one which was originally mine in a past life anyway) and the problem was resolved. (Thank you Evil Dave).

How to make this thing work
1. Make sure you have a large hard drive. 100gigs free is a start.
2. Make sure you have cable tv or antenna or certain satalites (update: dish network works)
3. Make sure you have a soundcard (SBLIVE 5.1 prefered)
4. Make sure you have a TV tuner card and a video card that has an SVIDEO or Composite OUT (ATI all-in Wonder works too)
5. Make sure you have your Media Center CDs.
6. Backup everythign you have on your PC if you need to.

First you’ll need to install windows, you’ll want to avoid trying to install over your current operating system. Boot to the Media Center CD/DVD and choose to install. Next choose to install to your current partitian - this is if you have had something already running. XP Home, 2000, etc. I suggest doing a quick format over your drive and choosing NTFS file format.

Once installed you’ll have the options to finish your driver update, then install your Windows Media Center Drivers for your TV tuner card. Otherwise media center will not see the card and you can’t output to your TV. This was my first snag. It turns out that ATI does not make drivers for their Wonder PCI Tuner card for Media Center, it does work - and you can use the ATI software, but lets face it, the whole reason for this project is not to use theirs but microsofts.

So a quick trip to return the card and find another one that will work, thank you ATI All-In-Wonder 9600 (2006 edition). Contrary to popular belief - a single card will work just fine at watching TV and recording your shows. A lot of sites out there go by the thought that you will need multiple cards to do this, not true. 1 Card. Save your money. Install your card in the AGP slot, and connect the cable connection to the card. Plug the Audio cable from your ATI card into your LINE IN of you soundblaster. This part is important otherwise you’ll have a picture and no sound. Plug in your S-VIDEO connection to your TV. Turn your TV on and selected video 1 or Svideo or whatever input level your TV uses. Lastly connect your regular monitor up to one of the analog connections on your card. The ATI card comes with a video cable dongle that has 2 analog, 1 svideo and a couple composite outs. Lastly plug in your soundcard line out or phono-out to your speakers or your AMP or whatever audio connection you have.

Next power on the system and go out to ATI’s website and download the Windows Media Center drivers for the card. This is important because the CD drivers that come with the card, Media Center will not recognize. Once installed you’ll need to reboot and then you should be able to go to the display properties and “power on” the TV so to speak. If you don’t see an image on your TV, check your svideo or composite video and make sure that your TV is set to the right input or channel. Once you’ve got your TV working as your main display, disconnect that old analog monitor and launch the Media Center icon. This can be done from the start menu or from your Media Center remote (which is 50% off if you get the ATI 9600 All-In-Wonder card). Media Center will want to configure your TV settings, adjust brightness, test your DVD player you have in your computer (if you have one) and then you’ll want to go to settings and go to TV to put in your Zip code, and then choose your cable company. This will allow you to automatically download the TV guide to your computer right then. The Media Center TV guide is the most powerful feature. You may want to reboot after adjusting all of your settings, FNLIII and I found out that when making setting changes and then trying to watch TV the video and audio were not in sync.

After rebooting re-launch Media Center and then go to TV - Live. This should bring you to a show or to the guide. But I find the coolest part is that you can go to TV - Movies and it will automatically search out all of the movies that are playing on every single channel and display the picture of the movie (dvd box graphic) and have a complete synopsis of it. You can then set to record it right there or just choose to watch it.

Setting the recorder up to record your favorite shows is just as easy. What I did is went to the guide and choose to search. I then searched by Comedy series, Action Series, and Drama Series. When I found something I wanted like ‘House,’ the medical drama, I chose to record series. I then went and choose other series that I wanted to see but always missed because I was at school. The interesting thing is that if there is a conflic with times, it will tell you and then give you the conflic and allow you to either a) search for alternate show times or b) choose which one you’d rather record.

The search feature is pretty cool, it allows you to search your weeks worth of TV for movies, shows etc, or you can search keywords like “Christmas” if you’re looking for specific Christmas shows.

So thats Media Center in a nutshell, I’ll be back later with some better screen shots on some more specifics.

CockThirsty

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on November 18, 2005
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Sometimes, not always but sometimes, you just just feel like posting the word COCKTHIRSTY in an extreamly public forum.

It just takes the edge off. Is that wierd?

(link worksafe, if cockthirsty is safe enough)

2005 Weblog Awards

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on November 18, 2005
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http://weblogawards.org/ hosted by wizbang.
Ok so we’re up for best blog design here:
Best Blog Design

So what I’ve done is gone through and looked at all the current sites that are designed well. Of course we think we have the best because well, its had many many redesigns and we have an artist that is the best.

1. Wetwired #1 yeah! But look, Using Movable type, Clean looking with great cartoons, and post icons that match. You can tell a lot of time and effort goes into wetwired.

2. Dizzy Girl always has multiple designs ranging from really cool to kinda blah.. right now the current skin she is using doesn’t stand out. I do hand it to her, she puts some serious effort into her friday posts!

3. The shape of days I have to hand it to them, they got a professional designer like moi, to design it. Its very good, the CSS layout is the way to go. I view this is real competition. - Update the professional designer/coder/”they” is just Jeff the owner of the blog. - Thanks Jeff for clarifying.

4. My Vast Right Wing Conspiracy Also not done by the author of the blog, professionally designed.. mostly. But listen, if its a right wing conspiracy, why are all the graphics on the left?!

5. Sharp as a Marble Using a notbook style layout, which has been done before, but it still looks like they put in effort. What would have been cooler is that if the posts would have been on the lines of the notebook instead of a white box on top of it.

6. Gentlemen Prefer Blogs Decent graphics, the professionally designed look - and in fact it is, nice little graphics for the posts too.

7. Lord Boom Boom These guys are bringing up the rear, the image is kinda cool, but nothing really stands out as being clean and consise. I guess the color scheme just bugs me.

8. Just a girl in the world Its clean, all the graphics mesh together.

9. Scrubbles They are so so, its better than some of the others on blogger still.

10. LJC FYI Themed for fall colors, interesting little cartoons, kinda similar to wetwired, not bad.

So there you have it, the ones that currently stand out against the crowd, the rest are using default templates of blogger or movable type, or really haven’t put any effort into designing. Or maybe you have, but it doesn’t show. Having a good design on your blog takes a lot of though out work and some artistic talent, form follows function.

Wierd Searches to get here

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It’s that time again when we look at what brought you sick bastards to this site. All I have to say is “China Kitty Porn” you are one wierd wanker how the hell you even got here by that search is beyond me. Now all you fluffers out there, we salute you. Oh midget lovers too.

1 21 7.42% fluffer pics
2 9 3.18% angela devi
3 7 2.47% lamb and lynx gaede pics
4 6 2.12% gail o’toole
5 6 2.12% ken slaby
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7 4 1.41% lamb and lynx gaede
8 4 1.41% wetwired
9 4 1.41% wetwired.org
10 3 1.06% adult film fluffers
11 3 1.06% bridgette the midget
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Older Writing

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on November 17, 2005
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You know its amazing to me to sometimes go back and read some of the posts that myself and others like Beerslinger and Fnliii have posted. Had wetwired been an outlet like Wizbang or Gawker are today when these posts were made, they would not have been in the wayside. Wetwired still is not a powerhouse, and most likely never will be when it comes to group blogs just because we don’t dedicate our lives to posting and gossip whoring like some blogs out there. Not that whoreing is a bad thing or anything…

Wetwired has never found its exact niche, we don’t comment on just politics, we don’t write just humor peices, we don’t pour our souls into the site and make it a tell all. We just post what we find amusing, or comment on how society is changing. And with that I give you a couple pieces from the past. Ones that I find pretty interesting and I think that you might too.

Continue reading ‘Older Writing’