Primordial Ooze

I’m trying out a new mobile blogging tool for Wordpress.

It looks good so far, but don’t know if I can post photos yet.

haha.nu posted a review of Denon’s AK0–DL1 Ultra-Premium link cable:

If I could use a rusty boxcutter to carve a new orifice in my body that’s compatible with this link cable, I would already be doing it. I can just imagine the pure musical goodness that would flow through this cable into the wound and fill me completely — like white, holy light. Holding this cable in my hands actually makes me feel that much closer to the Lord Jesus Christ. I only make $6.25/hr at Jack In The Box, but I saved up for three months so I could have this cable. It sits in a shrine I constructed next to my futon in Mother’s basement.

I only gave it four stars in my review because I can’t find music that is worthy enough to flow through this utterly perfect interconnect.

And a link to the description for the cable. I tend to agree, what’s the big deal here?

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Cool painting of Ultron.

Sijun Forums :: View topic - The Anthro ages

Do you like these alternate renditions of popular super heroes?

“I’ve never really did one of these things so I
thought I’d show you guys my version of Petey and Spidey. I’m a big fan
of the Super Dorko Peter Parker from the early 60’s more then the
modern cool ass Petey of today. To me the Geek Pete was the ultimate
mask. No one ever suspects a friendless braniac loser with a hunch to
be the super strong, wall crawling, web swinging hero. I wanted to
elongate his porportion and give him very lanky figure. This look to me
sort of makes him look more “SPIDER” like when he pops on the suit.
Anyways…Tell me what ya think of my version fellow devs.”

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I have discovered a new favorite hobby. Cooking scallops and shrimp on the BBQ. My dad was in town and I decided to try something new.

At lunch, we sat with a pad and thought about what we wanted for dinner. Seafood came up and since I had been wanting to grill some shrimp at some point, I thought this an excellent time to try it. Shrimp went on the list.

When I got to the seafood store, I noticed how good those scallops looked and I thought they would cook equally well on the BBQ. I was a little torn over bay or sea scallops. Bay scallops are much smaller than sea scallops and I wondered which might fare better on a skewer.

When I got home, I rubbed some Chef Paul Prudhomme’s Seafood Magic on all of the seafood and stuck all of the meat onto skewers. I fired up the BBQ and layed down some tinfoil as I was afraid the scallops would fall apart. You can see here a mixture of bay and sea scallops simmering.

As it turns out, sea scallops suck ass on the BBQ. They get all tender and fall apart, leaving behind a big mess. The bay scallops clung happily to the skewer and came out fantastic! Once the scallops were done cooking on the tin-foil, I placed them directly on he grill so they would get seared a bit to add to the flavor.

Still, the king of the BBQ today, in my eyes, were the shrimp. Shrimp are extremely sturdy on the skewer and cook in moments. It took about 60 seconds on each side and they were done.

We served a salad with dinner and I made some homemade guacamole. My dad bought a raw piece of tuna and sliced it sashimi thin. We mixed up some of our own wasabi from powder, poured on some soy sauce and enjoyed some of the best tuna sushimi I ever had. Sorry, no pictures.

old man skate party, originally uploaded by yerko.

A few friends from the office, just chillin’

origami with DaVinci robot

My friend John, who is an Origami expert, sent me this. Essentially we have here a surgeon who had a cancellation and decided to practice telesurgery rather than hang out with the nurses. That’s the doctor I want.

Western Spaghetti by PES

Check out this incredibly creative animation. My favorite part is the tomato smashing.