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Category Archives: Planes Trains & Automobiles
You Can Go Repack Your Bags
My first bad experience with the TSA was in Austin, TX while heading home from a holiday trip. It was 5 am, the line was almost out the door, and I was very low on my egg McMuffin intake, so … Continue reading
Google Satellite Image of KU
Earlier this week, GeoEye-1, the world’s highest-resolution commercial satellite sponsored by Google, began taking high resolution photos. The photo below of Kutztown University in Pennsylvania was the FIRST image taken by the newest Google-sponsored satellite. (click image to enlarge)
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Philadelphians, your RIGHTS are being invaded!
Anyone looking for proof that any sort of technological innovation is usually met with fear and skepticism will enjoy the following post. The poster below, “borrowed” from the national archives, or ARC, website, shows an outrageous scene with a menacing … Continue reading
Pay for What You Weigh
I read an interesting article the other day titled, “The Obese Should Have to Pay More For Airline Tickets“, written by Newsweek. The article brings up a lot of good points about our carbon footprint, pointing out the fact that … Continue reading
Broseph
My area is abounding with bros. For those of you who many have never been exposed to the Southern California brand of bro awesomeness, I will take the liberty of describing the main characteristics that help to classify this strange … Continue reading