It looks like people in Mexico are starting to snap at the whole ’emo’ “beweging” (to quote the Beeld), attacking them in the streets.
Where were these guys when we needed them at the CokeFest?? 😉
Anyway, personally, I think emo chicks are hot.
Dammit. If this carries on pretty soon I’m gonna be tasked with bringing emo back…
[Via: BoingBoing]
So if you’ve been hiding under a rock, kinda like I’ve been doing with this blog, the whole Vernon Koekemoer thing is happening over at CanLikeToHaveRamboGuy.co.za. Be sure to check out his hot chick K-lo Koekemoer too…
Oh and there was the St Patrick’s Day thing in Hatfield Square. Slugs of War played and awesome energetic set and I was given a free CD in exchange for the photos I took. Note to self: Get the photo’s to the band!!! I’ve posted the photos here too.
Also spending as much time as possible on the bike, hence the lack of updates… more to come in this respect soon.
Tags: SlugsOfWar, StPatricksDay, VernonKoekemoer, K-LoKoekemoer
And we’re back, after a server operating system upgrade. We seem to have come through relatively unscathed, except for a first-time broken reprovision attempt and GoDaddy‘s attempts to extort $25 out of me for a user name/password combo that I did not fuck up…
My life just got simpler today. My work life also grew closer to my personal life, but there’s fortunately a benefit there – when the work schedule is easier to access and maintain it makes my personal life easier to manage too. No more missed meetings. No more missed rugby matches!! No more missed public holidays.
In just a few minutes, Google Calendar Sync has changed my life. My Microsoft Outlook is synchronized with Google Calendar.
All is well with the world.
[Update: This SO rocks! Using Lightning Calendar extension for Mozilla Thunderbird and the Provider for Google Calendar Add On, I now have THREE WAY SYNC between Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar and Mozilla Thunderbird/Lightning Calendar. Woohoo!]
Tags: google, calendar, sync, outlook, synchronized, schedule, awesome, thunderbird
