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Matt Armstrong’s Stikfas custom.
A beautiful tribal-looking 14″ Stikfas Alpha Male figure.

G-MasterFlash’s Lumines FAQ.
It includes a thoughtful comparison of Lumines and Tetris.

Lumines deletes and 60 secs timed challenged records.
My current personal bests are 13 and 37 respectively.

Sony to produce fewer PSPs.
Possible reason: “Companies go bankrupt with too much stock – even companies like Sony but never with too little. We will continue to be cautious…”

Bad data on TV episode torrents?
Someone’s intentionally doing it and judging by the IP blocks reportedly used, it’s a coordinated effort.

Darth Vader: United fan.
Search your feelings. You know it to be true.

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Lumines is engrossing. [via]
Things could get awkward if she brings out the PSP on the wedding night.

On PSP Porn.
Digg user Abeg: “Sony knew that there would be porn on the psp. why do you think they include a cleaning cloth in their ‘Value Pack'”

Peter Parker: Grammar buff.

Bzzurkk! The thesaurus of champions. [via]
What kind of explosion makes a “PWAKA-PWOOM” sound effect?

The Crash.
Anecdotes (with pix) about busted tech devices.

World’s largest gold bullion.
At current prices, the 250kg bar is worth over US$3.8 million.

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How original

From the New Straits Times (June 17, fact fans):

But for many, it is the bloggers’ originality and linguistic flair that make them go back for more.

One blogger, for example, pens his sarcastic take on the idiosyncrasies of Malaysians with the opening remarks: “There are two things infinite, the universe and human stupidity, although I am not too sure about the former.”

The problem here is the quote intended to show bloggers’ originality (and linguistic flair) was originally an Albert Einstein quote.

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Microman Hibiki custom.

Hibiki episode 20 torrent out.

Quinton Fortune returns to South Africa.
Fortune isn’t the most exciting of players to watch but he’s honest and hardworking, and his work with UNICEF shows he’s got a heart of gold as well.

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Cat call

My new neighbour, a Bangladeshi trader, has a cat. It’s a white one with pale blue eyes and it bears a slight resemblance to my missing (and badly missed) cat. I think they may have had the same sire.

Anyway, I heard “meow, meow, meow” from our balcony today. Upon investigating, I was alarmed to see the neighbour’s cat had somehow managed to scale the mango tree in our garden and had made it to our balcony. This was alarming because the balcony is where the bunny likes to spend the day.

The cat was sitting there less than two feet away from the bunny, staring at it. I’ve mentioned before the bunny is a bit of a badass but I was still taken aback to see her staring right back at the cat. Not taking any chances, I quickly grabbed the cat.

I was still hearing “meow, meow, meow” but it wasn’t coming from the cat; it was coming from my neighbour’s handphone next door. He had apparently recorded the cat meowing and was using the recording to call for it.

Anyway, I returned the cat to its owner and let him know as politely as I could it would be best for all concerned if the cat stayed away from our balcony.

I don’t want to end up having to explain to someone their cat had been killed by a widdle bunny wabbit.

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