Who doesn't love a little extra something?
my lips hurt real bad, can you bring me my chapstick?
This is just some Extra stuff-- things I like, or make me laugh. I have a lovely picture of napoleon here already-- He makes me laugh. The movie Napoleon Dynomite is a good one. See it. Better yet, jump the gun and check out the official website. Look at the media clips. Fun stuff.
I finally got the Blog up and running. Go check it out.
Here are some links to some websites that I like:
Being at Biola, I signed a contract agreeing not to do certain things. One of them is gamble. And believe me, I have no intentions of or desire to gamble, but I thought it might be funny in light of that contract, to implement some scripting that calls for blackjack!! I know it's insanely simple, but it's fun and funny anyway. Try it out.
by The JavaScript Source
This is one of my favorite songs. It's by Roy Joseph. Interesting story: I somehow got a hold of one of his songs but at the time I didn't have a title or artist or anything, but I loved the song. I could only guess at the title of the song so I searched and searched for who could have written it. I looked for almost two years (on and off of course) and finally found him.
Roy Joseph, it turns out, graduated from Westmont college, where my sister went her first year. I thought that was strange. But then I figured out how it was all connected. My sister went to westmont her first year, along with one of her good friends, who stayed at westmont all four years. This friend was in my sister's wedding. The night before the wedding, my (now) brother in law and his friend and I compiled and burned music for the dances and what-not. The girl let us borrow her cd's to find any good dancing songs and so in the process I ended up with one of his songs on my computer.
I figure that the girl who went to westmont must have known about Roy Joseph through school and that's how she got his cd and that's how it got on my computer. Ok. Anyway. Visit his website and listen to some other songs and buy his music-- it's good. The song that got me started was best of your intentions (although I have a different version that isn't as upbeat).