Teh Internets

I do love the Google.

Ever wonder about a Monkey in a Santa Suit?

Just ask Google.

Dogs

Just for a chuckle.

My dog would definitely be up for it if I could find a way to involve a racquetball.

via Slog

Speaking of Potatoe

Just for the fun of it, one of the defining moments of the 1988 presidential race

(confession: I was a Dan Quayle apologist.  I’m a loyal Hoosier and I had very little knowledge of politics. Yes, I even agreed when he <gulp> took on Murphy Brown)

One Stop Shopping

I bt they h_ve great Holidy Partie

(Sumner, WA)

Wedding Pictures

Here are a couple of photos from the wedding.

We’ll upload the rest of them to a photo sharing site once we get them and I’ll post the link.  You can click each photo to enlarge.

Lone Ranger

Probably only relevant if you’re familiar with the show. I remember watching it after school when I was maybe, seven or eight?

And with the beauty of You Tube, you can watch the intro from the original which ran from 1949 to 1957.

No, they don’t get eaten

A short video about a lion cub from London that was released back into the African wilderness (they sell Lions at Harrods?).  I spent a bit of time verifying the story and as far as I can tell, it’s true.  The guy that shows up at the end of the video (at 1:45) is George Adamson.  He worked with the lion to introduce it into the wild.  You may remember him from the book/movie, Born Free, where he and his wife Joy, did something similar with their lion, Elsa.

It’s corny, but it’s really cute.  And yes, I was sure they were going to get eaten at the end.

(h/t: Slog)

Congrats World

Some good news on the state of things as a whole.

Dutch

I’m confused.

One of the elevators in the hotel is out of order so they want us to take the stairs.

However, apparently the stairs aren’t such a good idea either!

The Pesto of Cities

From the Seinfeld rerun we watched tonight.

JERRY: I don’t like pesto.

GEORGE: Where was pesto 10 years ago?

<3 minutes of dialogue>

JERRY: He’s from a.. Yakima, right?

ELAINE: Seattle.

JERRY: Everybody’s moving to Seattle.

GEORGE: It’s the pesto of cities.