I want to make it clear that although we enjoy listening to Clinton on Comedy4Cast, we in no way made an appearance in the episode #203.
We do agree that there are people in episode #203 that do resemble Chuck and I, but it is not us. Head on over and enjoy the show, but remember…it’s not us.
Thanks Clinton for not including us. 😉
I want to make it clear that although we enjoy listening to Clinton on Comedy4Cast, we in no way made an appearance in the episode #203.
We do agree that there are people in episode #203 that do resemble Chuck and I, but it is not us. Head on over and enjoy the show, but remember…it’s not us.
Thanks Clinton for not including us. 😉
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far, away I met Fred. Fred is of my old School friends that shared my excitement about computers and all other types of geekery.
We use to hang out a good it but somewhere along the way, life gave us both different directions and we had lost touch. However, in this day and age..and the magic of Facebook we have had a chance to catch up.
This show is a little self indulgent, but I thought that others might like to hear us clamoring on about the “good ol’ days” reliving some past memories.
BTW: Plug…Fred’s company is: Carolina IT Services
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Ok, I’ll admit that the last time I watched the originally trilogy was back in high school. It wasn’t until I saw this intro with the MacGyver music that I realized how well Star Wars fits the 80’s TV show cliche. It’s trippy…way more trippy than the Star Trek / A-Team mashup
Marv
Super geeky homebrew project. He built it twice, in fact. Because these sort of things go better the second time around.
Marv
Once again, like the sands through an hour glass so are the years of Chuck’s life.
Happy Birthday Dude!
Your Friend, Kreg.
If you want to wish Old Future Chuck a Happy Birthday call 206-222-2428 or email him at technorama [at] chuckchat dot com
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Not that we criticize people who name their children after fictional character, but…poor kid.
National Pi Day? Congress makes it official via /.
The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a resolution introduced two days earlier that designates March 14, 2009 (3/14, get it?) as National Pi Day. It urges schools to take the opportunity to teach their students about Pi and “engage them about the study of mathematics.
Let’s hope this isn’t the end of the road for Congress in improving math and science eduction.
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