Monthly Archives: September 2009

Let’s breakdown the whole swine flu thing, because it is an interesting study is mass hysteria, but also a ominous problem with the way our society has become organized. I’ll bet working at the WHO pays solid money.  So if … Continue reading →

In this post, I’m going to tell you how to configure your router and computer for maximum bittorrent speed. Why Bittorrent? Bittorrent is a most efficient and widely used peer-to-peer protocol.  There are a number of client programs which utilize … Continue reading →

Remember that scene in Kill Bill where the Bride kills all of the Crazy 88s with her katana?  Ever wondered who would clean that up afterwards?  I have found those people.  They even have a picture gallery (not for the … Continue reading →

I just found a cool little utility called Dawn which can open and convert Thunderbird .mab files. The history: To get a personal address book from one copy of Thunderbird to another is to export it as a LDIF file … Continue reading →

So what are you doing? Nothing.  Reading the news. I thought you were working on that quote. I was, until they called and backed out.  They don’t have the money.  So I’ve basically wasted the entire morning. You look hungry. … Continue reading →

Cheryl West has a problem.  The primary breadwinner in her family is about do four years in prison for burglary.  She always knew it could be a potential problem, given her husband’s line of work, she knew it when she … Continue reading →

The walls are close today. Ever had one of those days when you’re really nervous about something but you don’t know what? Need to write.

I’m thinking of changing the name of this blog to “Bob’s Chronicles of Stupidity”. I get dumb calls at the office all the time.  Today, I get one and the lady on the other end says she’s looking for a … Continue reading →

as i head down the one way street i notice there is something going on at the intersection in front of me.  ah yes, construction.  canada in the summer.  there are these great big trucks and loaders and some kind … Continue reading →

its like somehow modern society, technology, or whatever has made personal excellence not very relevant. even truly exceptional humans, like olympic athletes are referred to in the news as being ‘expected’ to win.  brilliant scientists ‘anticipated’ to make a breakthrough.  … Continue reading →