I never got around to writing about it, but awhile back word was spreading on the blogs about an amazingly overpriced set of ethernet cables being put out by the folks at Denon that supposedly enhanced audio playback to such a degree that they were selling these cables for a mere $500. No, that’s not . . . → Read More: Best Amazon.com Customer Reviews page EVAR!
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Got the following email last night in regards to the entry I wrote awhile back about the captastic Teslar watch: From: Allan “Sid” Sidney – Lensminder@msn.com Subject: Teslar watch Hello, Just a note from someone who has one and likes it. I bought the watch for the esthetic reasons and because it is somewhat . . . → Read More: SEB Mailbag: Conversations with a Dumbass - Teslar Watch edition. Every morning at work we gather in the cafeteria of one of the buildings to check-in with the boss and find out what most of us will be doing that day. For me it’s the same thing, I run tickets, which I hate, but which I’m overly competent at so all the RC’s ask that . . . → Read More: An amusing discussion at work over the “Zeitgeist” movie. If you’ve caught a cold in the last ten years then you’ve probably had at least one person try to convince you to use a product called Airborne, a purported cure for the common cold which proudly proclaims it was invented by a school teacher. Because the first person you look for when you’re sick . . . → Read More: Makers of “Airborne” opt to settle in class action suit. The verdict is in on the Enzyte fraud case I wrote about awhile back. Owner Steve Warshak has been found guilty: Steve Warshak, whose conviction was reported Friday by The Cincinnati Enquirer, is founder and president of Berkeley Premium Nutraceuticals, which distributes Enzyte and a number of products alleged to boost energy, manage weight, reduce . . . → Read More: Maybe this will wipe that grin off “Smilin’ Bob’s” smarmy face. I’ve written about Enzyte before after a man had the balls to admit the product didn’t help his undersized manhood become super-sized, something the company was hoping would never happen. I’ve not kept up with what the company has been up to since then, but it turns out that the Feds have gone after them . . . → Read More: Here’s a shocker: Those Enzyte ads are pure bullshit. Go read this New York Times OpEd by Patrick Smith. It’s an excellent rant about the idiocy that passes for security that is the TSA. A snippet: No matter that a deadly sharp can be fashioned from virtually anything found on a plane, be it a broken wine bottle or a snapped-off length of . . . → Read More: Excellent OpEd from an airline pilot on the idiocy of airport security. Just got this in my inbox: From: sk sheriff – sksheriff@stny.rr.com Subject: [Sender was too stupid to think of one] jesus is coming back and your and your just one man who will be left behind! read revelations and look whats happening in the wirld today and you tell me thats bull shit you fool . . . → Read More: SEB Mailbag: The two sentence (kinda) conversion email. AT&T just released a new Terms of Service agreement which has a provision that says they can cancel your service if you say bad things about them: 5.1 Suspension/Termination. Your Service may be suspended or terminated if your payment is past due and such condition continues un-remedied for thirty (30) days. In addition, AT&T may . . . → Read More: Fuck you AT&T. Viacom luvs them some Reality TV Programming because it tends to be cheap as hell to make in part because it’s often composed of work generated by someone else. A good example of this is their VH1 show Web Junk 2.0 which is composed entirely of viral video clips that have been making the rounds . . . → Read More: Viacom demonstrates the meaning of the word “hypocrisy.” |
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