Blog Question Of The Day:

Which was a better invention, the fork or the spoon?

Blog Survey Of The Day:

Would the formal study (i.e. college) of philosophy or religion, help to cease the endless stream of questions I have about life, and its survival?

Another trip down memory lane . . .

Does anyone else remember when your computer had an input plug on the back, to plug the monitor into the power supply for the system? Pushing the 'ON' button would turn on both system and monitor?

I bought something at Visions awhile ago. I don't know exactly what it was that I bought, because that information was not in the letter I recieved. Apparently, at the time of purchase, I indicated that I wanted the extended warranty option, and I must have paid for it as well.

The extended warranty period expired, and I did not use the warranty service. They have now credited me the $49.95 I spent on the added warranty. If I make a purchase worth $200 or more, I get $49.95 off the purchase price.

I don't currently need anything from Visions in the $200 and up department. Does anyone else need some electronics, that they could acquire from Visions, and thus use this credit?

Blog Question Of The Day:

Should I turn my expired credit card into a Chinese ninja throwing star?

Am I the only person that remembers the old weekend afternoon show Par 27?

It was this ultra cheesy/low budget sports program they'd have on a Saturday afternoon to fill 30 minutes. Two guys would play three par 3 holes. But the trick was, they'd play three balls per hole. Thus they'd have scores for 9 balls, and that was the competition. It was stupid and low-end, but I remember so many instances of sitting and watching it, because there was nothing else on.

Did anybody else see that bloody awesome last shot, to win the Scott Tournament of Hearts!?!

Blog Question of the Morning:

How much money does a person have to have, if they aspire to have anything they want?