February 11, 2006
Bunnies need Braaaaiiiinnns!
We all know how much I love zombies, but what you might not realize is that I have a true love and appreciation of zombie
documentaries movies. Then I stumbled upon this.

Night of the Living Dead in 30 seconds
(and re-enacted by bunnies)
ItÂ’s worth a quick chuckle.
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I LOVE the re enactments by bunnies. They crack me up.
Posted by: Bou at February 11, 2006 08:41 PM (iHxT3)
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... zombies freak me out on a deep, deep level... I hates'em... ranks right up with sharks and bumblebees as my most frightening thoughts... zombies... even bunny ones....
Posted by: Eric at February 12, 2006 05:18 PM (r5XsL)
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How can you love Zombies and NOT love Zombie movies?
Posted by: caltechgirl at February 12, 2006 06:19 PM (uI/79)
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Also, I wonder if rabbit tastes good with worcestershire sauce
Posted by: caltechgirl at February 12, 2006 06:19 PM (uI/79)
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The weird thing is that, because it's done by bunnies, seeing the one burning on the porch gives me a craving for a bunny-burger :-)
Posted by: Harvey at February 13, 2006 02:38 PM (ubhj8)
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February 04, 2006
Fear of Girls
There are dorks, there are geeks and there are nerds. If you combine the three of them together, you get these two guys.

Fear of Girls
This is absolutely hilarious, especially if youÂ’ve ever played any kind of role-playing game like Dungeons and Dragons. It is long, 11 minutes, 12 seconds. Well worth the wait.
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I'm a little geeky myself, and I still wanted to kick those guys assess....
Posted by: jimmyb at February 04, 2006 02:05 PM (VFPtK)
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Oh man, that was awesome. Did anyone else notice the 1st edition white-box set book in the background?
Posted by: Ogre at February 05, 2006 12:59 AM (+Gl1m)
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February 01, 2006
To brighten a gloomy day.
This was sent to me by a blogless friend. (No Harvey, he refuses to start a blog. I just don't have your powers of manipulation.) I felt I needed to share with all of you.
At a world brewing convention in the States, the CEOs of various Brewing organizations retired to the bar at the end of the days conferencing.
Bruce, CEO of Fosters, shouted to the barkeep, "In 'Strylya, we make the best bladdy beer in the world, so pour me a bladdy Fosters, mate."
Bob, CEO of Budweiser, calls out next, "In the States, we brew the finest beers of the world, and I make the king of them all, give me a Bud."
Hans steps up next: "In Germany ve invented das beer, ferdamt.?? Give me in Becks, da ist der real King of beers, danke."
Paddy, CEO of Guinness, steps forward, "Barman, would ya give me a diet coke with ice and lemon. Tanks." The others stare at him in stunned silence, amazement written all over their faces. Eventually Bruce asks: "Are you not going to have a Guinness, Pat?"
Paddy replies "Well, if you fookin' pansies aren't drinkin', then neither am I!"
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Heh. Not to knock guiness but I've always been a fan of pilsners. I have yet to see my favorite here in the states, so I'll probably have to keep drinking Becks until I make enough money to open "Beer World".
Posted by: Dr. Phat Tony at February 01, 2006 08:34 AM (fk/lm)
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well and guiness just doesn't taste right once you leave the city limits of Dublin.
I kinda prefer a Smithwicks myself, and if you pronounce it like it's spelled you'll sound more like a bloody American than you do to begin with.
Posted by: tommy at February 01, 2006 10:32 AM (Qmfgc)
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I agree that Guinness in the US just isn't Guinness, but hell, I'll take it over American piss beer any day.
And the cans are cooler than any American beer can ever.
Posted by: caltechgirl at February 01, 2006 01:20 PM (/vgMZ)
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LOVE that joke!
Ah, Guinness: the beer that eats like a meal!
I'm partial to Murphy's myself, but Guinness is alright. Definately better than that sex-in-a-boat shtuff we have *over here*.
Posted by: Wes at February 01, 2006 03:57 PM (XKQLY)
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Newcastle Brown Ale was always my weakness when I drank. I discovered when I was sixteen, and it stuck with me until 27 when I quit.
Posted by: littlejoe at February 01, 2006 09:20 PM (vBIjH)
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Ah, sweet sweet Guinness.
Oh, and remember, Contagion, start with "What would you name your blog, if you had one?" :-)
Posted by: Harvey at February 02, 2006 01:01 PM (ubhj8)
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