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// January 30th, 2002 // Comments Off // Film
Looks like there’s a possibility that before the Back to the Future Trilogy is released in July, there may be a re-release of them to the theaters. That’d be sweet. I never got to see the original BTTF on the big screen.
// January 30th, 2002 // Comments Off // General Posts
At least they’re not technically savy enough to know the con-artists when it comes to nuclear weapons.
// January 29th, 2002 // Comments Off // Keefer Madness
Sorry there haven’t been many KeefLog entries as of late. Weekends are always slow, but I’ve been pretty busy at work too. Which is good in the fact that the days go by quicker, but it sucks cause there’s less surfing and email replying to go through.
There’s not much else to report really. I’ve been working on developing Jef’s new site and working some on the project him and I have been working on. But that’s about it.
// January 25th, 2002 // Comments Off // General Posts
Man, it really does look like a Radio Shack exploded in this car:
// January 25th, 2002 // Comments Off // Film
This is kinda neat, though completely worthless — a comprehensive list of 555 numbers used in TV and Movies.
// January 25th, 2002 // Comments Off // Internet / Web
This is really cool… reminds me back in the day when I used to do ASCII/ANSI art before the Internet for BBS’s:
// January 25th, 2002 // Comments Off // Apple
This is pretty cool, pretty amazing they got their computer back, and great ideas from everyone to get the AppleScript to do everything:
// January 25th, 2002 // Comments Off // Sports Stuff
Man, what I wouldn’t give for just a portion of that salary!
http://tarheelblue.fansonly.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/012402aaa.html
// January 24th, 2002 // Comments Off // Funny Stuff
// January 23rd, 2002 // No Comments » // Game Reviews, PS2 Review, Reviews
The Simpsons Road Rage sounded like a great concept for the die-hard Simpsons freak. The concept is sound, but in practice, it’s amusing and fun initially, but very swiftly becomes monotonous and lacks any real challenge or fun.
The premise of the game is billionaire Montgomery Burns has taken over Springfield’s mass transit system with a fleet of nuclear busses, that have exorbitant fares. The citizens strike back, using their personal vehicles to taxi others around the city to earn enough money to buy the mass transit system back.
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