Vaguely Asleep

		wVaguely Asleep
		A collection of funny, odd, unusual, relevant or irrelevant stories found on the web.

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		w12.19.2002
		The other day Rachel and I saw the funniest bumper sticker I've seen in awhile. It reads, "I wasn't using my civil liberties anyway." Today I found this story at the Onion. Some sort of convergence is happening. posted by kevin at 8:24 AM

		w11.25.2002
		Furthering the legos can do anything theory, here is a site with legos artfully combined to look like Escher prints. posted by kevin at 9:36 PM

		w11.8.2002
		People who spend hours each day working with computers will find the Interface Hall of Shame highly entertaining. posted by kevin at 9:47 AM

w11.4.2002

When I read about "science" studies like this one I usually have two reactions:

1) I should have been a scientist. If people get money to study such stupid things as this can be scientists then I can too.

2) We are all doomed. If this is what the "smart people" are doing with their time then there is no hope for us "not smart" people.

posted by kevin at 9:14 PM

w10.17.2002

I cannot believe this is getting coverage in the news. Not just the tech sector of CNN or other tech news sites. I'm talking about the news on TV. Somehow, I think this is a sign that the news industry is not living up to its potential. My favorite quote from the guy who plays Steven is, "if they're done using me, they'll stop and we'll move on."

My message to Ben (who plays 'the dude'): d00d, d3ll 0wnz j00!

(If you haven't been reading my other blog, here's a link that should help you translate that last sentence.)

posted by kevin at 8:00 AM

		w10.3.2002
		Well, it's been awhile since I've put anything up here. That's due to a lack of time, not a lack of funny stories. However, this cannot go without mention. The world's funniest joke. I read it. It's funny. But I don't think it's the funniest joke. Doesn't everyone know that when you read the real funniest joke you die laughing? posted by kevin at 9:45 PM

		w9.18.2002
		Homer Simpson was wrong. The question is not, "donuts, is there anything they can't do?" The question is, "legos, is there anything they can't do?" posted by kevin at 4:11 PM