Netflix = Greedy Bastards??

I got an email from Netflix today about how they are raising their Blue-ray Prices from $1 extra to $4 extra per month. Netflix just doesn't get it... In these economic times, how smart is it to increase your prices? I would say Netflix dropped the ball on this one...

This has caused me to re-asses my Netflix usage and in turn I've changed my plan from the 3-at-a-time Unlimited to 1-at-a-time Unlimited. I've found that I rarely watch more than one Netflix movie in a night. I also only watch them once or twice a week, which gives ample time for the next movie to arrive. It doesn't make sense to be paying 20.99 a month when 10.99 will fulfill my needs.

Thanks Netflix, for saving me 10 bucks a month!

Mosquito Laser, I Wants One

Is it too much to ask for one of these for the summer??

Mobile blogging Test!

hello there!

We'll Make it I Swear!

Edit: Switched to the Youtube version since the Fandome one wasn't playing for some...

6 More Weeks of This?!

So even though last week the groundhog (or tiger!) predicted 6 more weeks of winter, you wouldn't know it if you stepped outside this weekend. The weather was just awesome. I got to make another trip to the zoo, we got to air out the house a little bit, and today it's been raining off & on though I don't care since the rain will do a great job of washing all the salt off the streets.

If this is what the next 6 weeks are supposed to be like, I say bring it on!

Projector!

So watching the super bowl on this was sweet. Halo was just as funtastically awesome as you would imagine. I'm pretty sure I'll be buying something like it in the near future...

Bad Tiger!

Stupid tiger.....

Khuntami, a 400-pound Siberian tiger at the Henry Doorly Zoo, predicted this morning that the Midlands will have six more weeks of winter.

Khuntami predicted this morning that the Midlands will have six more weeks of winter.
Dr. Lee Simmons, the zoo's director, said that the forecast is appropriate since Khuntami is a winter tiger.

The tiger made his prediction based on appetite. Zoo workers had set out two containers of meat for him -- one green to represent spring and one white to represent winter.