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Journal Journal: The Secret Is Out 4

I was just informed that I shouldn't write what I was going to write originally, because it was "too cheesy," so I'm going to write something else. The problem is, I barely know how to say what I want to say.
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Journal Journal: I Have A Secret 7

Of course, secrets are no fun unless people know there's something you aren't telling them.
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Journal Journal: Perfessor Multigeek Update: IT LIVES! 3

Great news! Rustin is back online. He hasn't returned to /. yet because, as he says, once he does, he'll be "dooooomed!", but he has once again graced cyberspace with his scintillating presence.
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Journal Journal: Interrobang Ironically Conquers the Front Page! 1

Holy crap! They accepted my submission for the Ask Slashdot story in which I intend to pick the entire Slashdot community's brains for marketing programme related activities.

Well, that's never happened before! I haven't been so pleased to be wrong in quite a while!
The Internet

Journal Journal: Let Me Inside Your Brains! 2

I've decided I want to buy my business some Google AdWords, as they're an easily-controllable expenditure that might actually pay off. At the very least, they might get me some more site traffic. Anyhow, in case my article submission gets rejected (they always do), I'm throwing the question out to the Fan Club:
Input Devices

Journal Journal: In Interrobang's Kitchen: Thai Style Curry Chicken Soup 3

2 large cloves of garlic, minced fine
1 2.5x2.5 cm piece of ginger, minced fine
Handful of fresh Thai basil leaves, shredded
1 small red hot pepper (Thai "demon pepper" type), chopped, with as few or as many of the seeds removed as you like OR 1 small spoonful chili-garlic sauce (sambal oelek, not Sriracha)
fresh ground black pepper, to taste
1 stalk lemongrass, chopped fine
Books

Journal Journal: The Elephant In Andrew Martin's Room 5

I'm rereading Robert Silverberg's peculiar novelization of Isaac Asimov's story "The Positronic Man," which I think appeared (also) as "The Bicentennial Man." An interesting subplot to the book is the protagonist's struggle to achieve legal recognition as a person in the broadest possible sense, although the protagonist is a robot known as "Andrew Martin." Andrew Martin, however, is a very unusual, capable robot, with quite humanlike capabilities -- and he wants to be considered human by legal
Hardware Hacking

Journal Journal: A Very Geeky Hallowe'en 1

Here is a picture of the pumpkin I carved this Hallowe'en, mostly because I'm a maniac (and I was tired of my friend Chad having the geekiest pumpkin at the party).
The Internet

Journal Journal: What Does This Acronym Stand For? 8

Hey there, Perfessors Interrobang and Multigeek here with very important, life-altering questions...

Are you getting enough borflnerb in your diet?

It's midnight. Do you know where your borflnerb are?

Are you borflnerb than you were four years ago?

Is our children borflnerb?

Are you borflnerb more now and enjoying it less?

Voulez-vous borflnerb avec moi ce soir?
Networking (Apple)

Journal Journal: Perfessor Multigeek Comes to Chez Geek! 5

Hey, everyone. I am sticking my head out of the grave here to tell you that our dear Perfessor Multigeek, long absent from these here virtual parts, and fondly missed, will be visiting me starting at about 3PM tomorrow! Woo!
Toys

Journal Journal: The Incredible (Weather) Machine 3

Psychopathic fun for the whole family -- the Aim A Hurricane Game!

Try this at home, kids. There are multiple options to choose from, cheesily neat sound effects, and the graphics don't suck. Also, it's possible to arrange the high and low pressure systems and the hurricane starting point such that one can take out the entire Eastern Seaboard. *chortle*

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