Hope it wasn't an old Motorola Brick.... he'd end up looking like frickin' Spongebob.

I wish I still had my sticker collection from 1982 so that I could print these out on Avery label paper and put them in my collection.

Damn -- do people even collect stickers any more????

Look! I rolled a... circle... with a dot in it... that's a critical hit, right!?!? Lemme roll for damage... awwwwww, I only got an... upside-down V... with a... triangle in it! What's that? II, or III?

Uh-oh... flashback... coming down...

There's something so... apologetic... regretful... ashamed... about the threaded-together facial expressions of these new anchors. It's as if they're sitting there, wishing they could tell us, "We're so sorry it turned out this way. This isn't what we meant to happen at all."

Um, I don't know about the rest of you, but for me, this is like Baskin Robbins' 31 flavors and instead of flavors it's 31 AWESOMEs.

Reading this online right now --- it's really fantastic. Would love to see it as a .pdf, but frankly, if I saw this at Jim Hanley's or another comic shoppe, I'd snap it up right away. May it end up there some day, with the proceeds to go toward something very meaningful.

It's BOSCO! OK????

Also, photo of Passport-cover RFID can be found here: http://sf.metblogs.com/2007/07/27/sorry-about-your-passport-america/

Hammering your REAL ID RFID is the new burning your draft card.

An obvious case of Vorshtein.

I've got one of the Tivoli PALs as well (in fact, got it from Brookstone a while back, floor model, for $37 -- that deal was delicious!). Fantastic, but I use it for the living room rather than the bathroom.

Here's what I use as a bathroom radio: wonderfully water resistant, cute, and reasonably powerful:

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-ICF-S79V-Weather-Shower-Radio/dp/B00000DM9W/

The Sony ICF-S79V, which also includes a dedicated weather band. Takes 3 C batteries, but man, they last almost a YEAR.

- gabu

How about, "Excess Babbage"?

ZING!,
-gabe

Three words for you:

CHAUNCY THROTTLEBOTTOM III.

Finally, I can build a homemade Pain Box from Dune!

It's just like eating a tiny gobbet of wriggling Wacky Wall Walker. Seriously.