Jane Austen’s Fight Club

by Kevin SenneJuly 25, 2010

You can have your Pride and Prejudice and your Sense and Sensibility, this is the only Jane Austen that I am interested in.  British literature at it’s finest. I do say…                                                 [...]

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Have Sad Keanu With You While You Work

by Kevin SenneJuly 25, 2010

Who out there doesn’t love Sad Keanu?  We all love Sad Keanu.  In an exciting development, now you can have Sad Keanu with you while you are working, pretend to be working, cruising Facebook, or even working on more Photoshopped Sad Keanu. Here’s Sad Keanu hanging out with me while I type this post. You [...]

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Big Bang Theory Nirvana

by Kevin SenneJuly 24, 2010

The Barenaked Ladies are at Comic-Con and they play the full-version of the theme song from the Big Bang Theory.  I think it’s pretty funny that Comic-Con has become such a force that before they sing the song, they validate their geek credentials.  It’s cool, the show is funny, and my wife sings the theme [...]

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Let’s Get Stomped By A Bison

by Kevin SenneJuly 23, 2010

These two take stupidity to a whole new level.  Not only do they follow a giant wild animal into the woods, they think it will be funny to throw a stick at it.  Well guys, you get the bull by the head and you get the horns.  I love the scream she gets out as [...]

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The ShelterCare Pet Insurance Racket

by Kevin SenneJuly 19, 2010

Pet insurance.  Yes, pet health insurance.  We recently adopted 2 cats, and along with our adoption came 30 days of complimentary pet insurance through ShelterCare.  Insurance for your pet sounds like a pretty good idea if you’ve recently had any procedures performed at the vet.  It seems health costs for pets are approaching those for humans.  The truth is, if you [...]

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Star Wars On A New York Subway

by Kevin SenneJuly 19, 2010

The opening scene from Star Wars: A New Hope, recreated on the 6 train.  The people on the train take things in stride.  I suppose when you live in a city of 8 million people, Darth Vader isn’t the strangest thing you see on the way to work.                 [...]

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