If this ironing board could talk, the stories she'd tell... Countless job interviews, formal events, nervous dates. She's seen it all.
I kept her mostly for sentimental sake; whenever I did try to iron, she left a funny pattern on my shirts. But the batcave is cramped as it is without making room for sentimentality.
If you haven't seen Dr. Horrible yet, stop reading and go watch it.
Now, I just picked up the DVD and finally got to watch Commentary! The Musical, the musical commentary to Dr. Horrible. I think I enjoy it about as much if not more than the original soundtrack.
I've been looking for a replacement for my iBook for some time now. I didn't want something too awesome because things too awesome have a way of distracting me from using my laptop powers for good (writing) and instead using them for evil (warcraft). All I really needed was something light and durable with a capable word processor to process this stack of lovely words sitting next to me.
Yes, the keyboard is a little cramped. Yes, the battery life tops out at 3 hours. Yes, the screen is a little small. But for $300, it was a pretty good deal. Especially when you consider that I can make it do this:
Yep, I hacked it and put OS X on it. For the complete nerds out there, here's a video I made of it booting up:
So yeah, I bought a Dell. But that doesn't mean I have to be a total savage and run Windows.
Sometimes I feel like a monkey at a keyboard, in a room full of monkeys at keyboards, typing for a boss that won't tell me what they want me to type but will occasionally snatch my monitor away, scan it and mumble, "it's not Shakespeare," and then look on me with disappointment.
I didn't realize that Valentines Day had been promoted from "sorta holiday to make lonely people feel über-lone" to "fairly legit holiday where you put lights on your house." These wasn't the first lights I saw either.
And here I just packed up my MLK Jr. lawn display...