On the Inside

Seriously, is there no end to these new extreme sports? At least they're branching out to allow folks with disabilities participate. For example, check out the following article:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6732003.stm

I just found a traveling website that really excites me about traveling some day... perhaps with a friend. I found it through drupal.org, since it's a website created in Drupal (same software as mine), and really enjoyed reading some of the articles. Apparently the folks planned a year off to travel the world and saved up to make it happen! Incredible...

And they have a hilarious page you must go read. It had me laughing out loud in my apartment all by myself... It's a collection of unbelievably funny signs with English subtitles that they ran into in China and Japan. For some reason the "Stop Climbing the Cliff" sign started me off laughing and they only got funnier after that.

http://www.theworldisnotflat.com/goofy-signs

(In fact, I don't think I stopped laughing after the sign 2 down from that through the next half dozen or so. Very very funny... hopefully I can fill a page like that some day.)

Ok, so I found this wonderfully entertaining, super nerdy website full of science jokes! You have to check it out and give yourself a good groaning chuckle. Really, these jokes are bad. But they're soooo good.

http://www.xs4all.nl/~jcdverha/scijokes/

Here are just a few things from the last few days that make me smile (and that made me smile):

The Moore security guard said he'd shoot me if I set a foot on the stairs. I bet him he couldn't hit me if he got just one shot. Christina didn't think it was a good idea, but guess who's typing on a blog right now?

Now I'm the adult being hit up by the neighbor kids for fundraiser money. Where did the time go? And since when did a dozen donuts cost $5? Yikes!

Quoth the Maiden: "Whoever thought nerdiness could be so endearing?" I don't claim to have an answer, but I'm happy that's the question!! = )