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Bitch Deserved It

That’s right, folks. Next time you’ve got a hankering to hear The Penis Song you can enjoy it in full, vivid color!

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The Monty Python YouTube Channel!

First place: Charity!

Second place: Bryan with “Excellent! Smithers, release the hounds.”

Honorable mention: Will Wallace with “I’ll get you my pretty; and your little dog too!”

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Contest Winners

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A Special Kind Of Stupid

In addition to concerns about e-mail security, he faces the Presidential Records Act, which puts his correspondence in the official record and ultimately up for public review, and the threat of subpoenas. A decision has not been made on whether he could become the first e-mailing president, but aides said that seemed doubtful. (Source: NY Times)

I suspect that in the days to come we’re going to find out the Right was right about a lot more, too.

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Obama Can’t Use Email, Either

Winners announced Monday!

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Caption Conest

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The Cat Who Pwnd Me

Some of you, in fact, may have noticed that CommentLuv has taken to appending outdated entry titles to your comments. That is because the makers of CommentLuv decided that if you want accuracy you have to register at their site. Personally, I’m not a fan of having to register in order to use something billed as “free”, so I haven’t bothered.

If you do register, however, you then have the option of picking which recent entry title you’d like to post. Again, what was once helpful is now bloated and adds to the increasingly numerous steps involved in posting comments on blogs (entering data in the fields, typing the comment, answering the captcha if there is one, scrolling down the CommentLuv entry options… blech).

Most of all, the plug-in has become a downright eyesore that sneakily inserts links back to the plug-in homepage. Yes, I realize this is ostensibly configurable — you can go to Settings -> CommentLuv and opt to display nothing next to the latest entry title.

All that does is eliminate the gaudy button CommentLuv now tries to slip in by default. What you get, instead, is a stupid little red heart with a pop-up that shows whether a commenter has a CommentLuv profile or not. And since I hate both stupid little red hearts and pop-ups, it pisses me off.

So, goodbye, CommentLuv. You’re relegated to the dustbin around here as being just another plug-in that got too big for its britches. Somehow, I don’t think you’ll be missed.

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Why I’m Ditching CommentLuv

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Women Are Vets, Too

DOH!

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And Now, For Something Completely Different