http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...oid=2043317597

I didnt even know this existed lol

 

yea....try this one on for size

first a little about me.....i work at TCF BANK on 17th and Sheridan and that is across from sloans lake......my name is nick.........look what i came across one day:

http://denver.craigslist.org/mis/466425896.html


weird and creepy

 

Whoa! That's a little crazy

 

I think that's cool. I fear that me dancing will show up on the net sometime.

 

Weird and creepy?!?! That's freaking awesome! Good job on being such a cool guy that you made someone feel special. Most of the time when I'm getting help from someone they make me feel like a @$$hole.
I would be proud about that.

 

clearly nick wrote that himself.

 

neg dude

 

CLA is the Colorado Lowrider Alliance. I wonder what show he taped that at. But cool beans on more exposure.

 

So how did you find that? And how did Craigslist come up in conversation at the bank?

 

what the ??????


leave it to the enviromentalists I found this on msn

Scientists are trying to fight global warming by changing animal flatulence. Emissions from livestock reportedly accounts for up to half of greenhouse gas emissions in some countries. Kangaroos have stomach bacteria that eliminate methane from their gas; scientists want to transfer these bacteria to sheep and cattle. Bonus: The bacteria could improve digestive efficiency by 10 to 15 percent, thereby reducing feed costs. Alternative proposal: Eat less cattle and more kangaroo meat: "It's low in fat, it's got high protein levels," and "it's the ultimate free range animal." (Related: HN's previous update on global warming and animal flatulence.)


the other one i found I just dont get

Nintendo's Wii a surprise hit with seniors
Video-game versions of bowling, boxing or tennis can offer an adrenaline rush that older players haven't experienced in years

Six seniors at the Sedgebrook retirement community gathered in the lounge after dinner last year as the holiday season was getting under way. The center's residents were an unlikely test audience for the season's hottest toys. The plan: determine which toys their grandchildren might like.

The assumption was that they'd give their grandchildren the toys they approved. But it didn't quite turn out that way. The Nintendo Wii was so popular that the residents clamored for their own.

Today, each of the Erickson chain's retirement communities, including Sedgebrook, outside Chicago, owns at least one Wii.

Other retirement communities and municipal senior centers in recent months have followed, many using wellness grants and public funds to pay for the video-game system

 

OMG....did someone mess up their auction listing....

http://cgi.ebay.com/Craftman-table-J...QQcmdZViewItem

 

It must be one of my ex-girlfriends selling that. They used to call me that in high school!