When Storm Chasers get too close….

Now as many of you know I LOVE weather and would love to be a storm chaser. However, there is a certain point when you stop becoming a storm chaser and are a fool/moron/idiot/suicidal.

Here is a case of this.

Finally! I give you…..THE COWBELL SOUNDBOARD

Be dazzled, be amazed....and you can do it here.

SNL Digital Short: Natalie Portman Rap

Natalie Portman hosted SNL last night and Andy Sandberg put together another short in which Portman and Sandberg do a Rap. Its quite humorous.

Laugh here.

Real Life Simpsons Intro

This is a very well done remake of the Simpsons intro using live actors/film.

Ajax powered Dictionary

This is really cool. Just type in the word you want a definition for and it will automatically appead.

Try it out here.

Move over Humvee, here comes the Cougar

"In response to lives lost transporting troops through IED infested territories, the U.S. government has contracted to build a new transport machine. The Cougar is a rolling fortress for our troops."

Check this bad boy out.

“BUSH: US Should Welcome Competition” OMG That dumbass really said that???

Collective heads of the middle class in America asplode in....3....2...1....

Read about his latest PR fuckup here. I'm sure it will be on the news all weekend & next week if you actually watch/read it.

Symantec Users, Start Your Keyloggers

Anonymous Slashdot user writes, "Script kiddies have been taking advantage of intrusion prevention features of Symantec's Norton Firewall and Norton Internet Security Suites to knock users offline in IRC channels, according to an amusing post at Washingtonpost.com. From the article: 'Turns out that if someone types "startkeylogger" or "stopkeylogger" in an IRC channel, anyone on the channel using the affected Norton products will be immediately kicked off without warning. These are commands typically issued by the Spybot worm, which spreads over IRC and peer-to-peer file-swapping networks, installing a program that records and transmits everything the victim types (known as a keylogger).' Makes you wonder what other magic keywords produce unexpected results with Symantec's software."