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Wednesday, May 02, 2007 The always-wonderful xkcd just put up a map of online communities which is frighteningly accurate, I think. Saturday is not just Cinco de Mayo, it's also Boys' Day in Japan. Some lucky Japanese boys may score this Vader samurai costume. How awesome is that? Some more pop culture fun: this collection of bubblegum cards features old-school monsters and weird little quips. The A-Team is going to reunite and try to contact George Peppard from beyond the grave. I love it when a seance comes together! Good soldier news: Wiccan soldiers are finally allowed to use Wiccan symbols on military gravesites. Bad soldier news: No more blogging or personal emails without clearance. And finally, one church has a really unique approach to marketing itself. Jinnet @ 5/02/2007 : comments: 4 Comments: 4 6:05 PM    Brendan: That map is pretty cool. I want it to be better, somehow, but I can't be specific. 6:07 PM    Brendan: >> And finally, one church has a >> really unique approach to >> marketing itself. You're family and all, but I still can't forgive you for modifying "unique." 6:16 PM    Jinnet: Oops! Mea culpa! (My grammar skills have gone to hell over the past few years. I blame the interwebs.) 9:01 AM    Brendan: I might be fighting a losing battle on this one -- I hear it more and more. Ultimately, correct grammar is what most people say it is. So, arguably, you're on the leading edge. Meantime, I like to play the curmudgeon from time to time. Post a Comment

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