sorry for the lateness. i just forgot.

this week all you regular posters lucked out as the random number generator picked someone with zero posts. this week's ban is...


ELI!

Why exactly did he stop Bloom County and restart it (with fewer characters) as Outland? I loved Bloom County but was extremely disappointed with how Outland turned out.

D motherfucker, D!



Because they taste really good, and can fuck up a shark pretty nasty, too.

nope. an easy way to make yourself immune to the WRTB is to never read the boards on mondays anyway.

GO FOR IT GATOR!

He would need an entire web site just to cover the basics.

Many happy returns.



edit to add: "fish-head" refers to folby, not psychofish.

Happy belated. This is the real reason why Mrs. Bait kept him off the internet for a year:

Pun, if you want to try Cubans, I get them from this site:
www.coh-hk.com/index.asp
They ship quickly, and are very reasonablly priced.

I watched 8 Mile. I know how the game works, son.




It's the ninja skills.

Happy birthday Fresno Facescars!

Nudge from Hey Dad!

Wow. folby hadn't posted before he was banned, couldn't post while he was banned, and now that his random ban is over, he still hasn't posted. Boy, you sure showed him who's boss, Ziggy!

Maybe you should exclude folks that have only lurked from this thing? Just a thought...

if anyone has wanted to see the interview but doesn't feel like trudging through that whole episode, the clip of just our part is now up over at fakemccoy.com.

In the same vein as the non-solly bashing posts.

Who was "ryo", anyway? And who is "thegenerator"?

Wait a min....

OMG!!!1!1!!11 IT'S 10:23AM AND SOLLY HASN'T POSTED HERE 37 TIMES TODAY! SOMEONE CALL HIM TO MAKE SURE HE HASN'T DIED!!!111!1!11

grant.robinson.name/projects/guess-the-google/



Interesting little game, but I found it pretty hard.

Happy birthday! Sorry I'm late!

My wife and I love going to Vegas, and we don't get there enough. We're going this December. Here's some tips:

1) Stay somewhere in the middle of The Strip so you can get to everything by walking. We prefer Monte Carlo, but realize two things: We're in our mid-30s (OK, late 30s for me) and currently there's construction going on next door. This time we're staying at the Luxor. It's further south that we prefer, but we're using up points and it's free. The Mirage and Treasure Island are also good.

2) Check out cheapovegas.com. It's a great overview of the Vegas casinos, from rooms to casino floor to food to shows. It caters to the middle-class crowd. In other words, it realizes we can't afford the Wynn.

3) See some shows. The last time we went, we saw the Blue Man Group and were amazed. The shows are expensive, but worth it. I can give you an updated review when we get back in December.

4) Kristine and I are gamblers, so we have no problem hanging out in casinos all day. But if you're not, plan a trip to the Grand Canyon or Hoover Dam. Book a tour for either. It's more expensive, but the lack of hassle is worth it. Also, the video game arcade on the south end of the Strip is fantastic!

5) Make sure you're not going during the first weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament. If you are, rooms will be way more expensive and the sports books will be crushed. I did that last year, and I much prefer Reno to Vegas at that time of the year.

6) Use the bus systems on the Strip. It's much improved, and buses seen to come by every 15 minutes or so. One caveat: During rush hour it's quicker to walk. Frankly, I prefer walking, but that's me.

7) How to book the trip: I found a really good deal through Southwest Airlines' vacation packages. But if you're not flying, all the Web travel sites are about the same, and you can probably get the exact same rate through the hotel. One thing: Book a regular room and then ask for an upgrade when you get there. They usually have suites available and will upgrade you for just an extra $25/$35 a night.