I have something Vanzetti covets :)

I received this as a gift from a friend for helping him with some computer issues.

There is no date anywhere in the book, unfortunately. But he tells me that he got it in a box filled with other books from the 1800's. After doing some research on t3h int3rw3bz, I found that the publisher (Hurst and Co. of New York) only existed between 1871 and 1919. I also found some versions of the book from the early 1900's (1901 to 1910) that had full color-illustrated covers. Mine does not have that, so I assume it's a little bit older. But I can't know for sure.... Anyway, it's a fantastic gift from a good friend and I bet Vanzetti wants it.

Neener Neener, haha. :)

Is Disney Steampunk? You would be surprised how much so.

Pro-tip: They have been steamy for almost as long as they have been around.

The Green Hour - Montmarte review

Wow, a yummy absinthe! Have fun with the importing, lawlz.

Tim Burton's Disney's Alice in Wonderland review

Not just a kid's movie, but exceptionally serious. Shocking I know, or maybe I am reading too much into it. YOU DECIDE!

When it comes to pirating...

I must stand by the musicians and artists. I want them to get paid so has to be able to live another day to make more art for me to enjoy. Stealing from the record and movie companies puts more money in my pocket and less in theirs. Yes, times are tough and frankly, it is WAY too easy to download a movie that looks really cool and is not even out yet. So the big bad corporations do things like push DRM and warnings and such. I think they just shoot themselves in the foot. You buy a new computer game and you can only install it a fixed amount of times. Shit happens and your computer is fried, so you install and again, and your comp dies, or you get a new laptop. Now you have to call up the company and go through who knows what sort of voicemail hell to get the approval to install the game you bought.

The companies are retarded. Something must be done. Hell, I am thinking of hoisting the jolly roger now.

Now for your visual aid.

The following is your prescribed dose of awesome for the day.

These guys can (and should) post here. Their geekness is well over 9,000.

Happy Singles Awareness Day!

Yes, I know how this day can be for us, but these will certainly cheer you up.