Good riddance. You were not funny.
Month: September 2010
Hawaiian Adventures
I point my loyal reader(s) to here (fixed link?) for a (hopefully continues-to-be-updated!) account of machine-art’s exciting visit to the Islands of Oahu, and also he has the camera that I want to get. Bastard.
machine-art should know that we returned to Kailua Bay the following weekend, but no sighting of the mermaid, however I don’t really know what she looks like, probably like this?
bunny bananas
Yesterday the bunny jumped onto the couch, climbed up to the top, then stepped onto the kitchen counter and ate a banana out of our fruit stand. Possibly several. I found chewed pieces of banana which gave her away. BAD BUNNY!
ZOOOOOO
We went to the Honolulu Zoo on Sunday and it was so awesome we splurged the $30 for year admission for two adults and up to six (6!) kids and maybe one (1!) rabbit. They had black AND white rhinos, how about that? I also decided I’d like to raise ostriches (plural). I’m assuming you can ride them around like you would a horse. My samples at work keep blowing up, so now I do math full time.
The Latest GOP Genius
wolfram comes through for once
Back at work after an adventure-filled weekend with machine-art on The Island. Was the highlight watching Piranha 3D in 2D? Probably not.
For the first time ever, Wolfram Alpha comes through to help me solve this stupid problem.
sad day for ol neon nose
okcupid
More fascinating data-mining from OK Cupid
Apparently I’m most likely to be of Pacific Island heritage based on my “likes” of:
“hawaii”, “sharks”, “2pac”, “bay area”, “oahu”, “science”, “computer internet”, and “i hope they serve beer in hell”.
Pictures from our first real hike on Oahu
Yum lots of strawberry guavas, 3 gallons of which I lugged back to the car in my backpack. Then Jack Lallane mutilated some of them (with much sound and fury), producing a pink nectar of the gods. Delicious. Even besides the guavas, hike was awesome. We got to snorkel at Shark’s Cove on the North Shore, we’re counting down the days until that part of the island is beset by mammoth monster waves.
We got to see the three Kū at the Bishop Museum, amazing!