It was such a pretty day.

This is why you shouldn't rely on Babelfish to translate the name of your Chinese restaurant into English.

Parking Sign at Chili's curb-side/to-go service.

Meat Lover's Omelete and a side of bacon and cheese grits at the Scenic 90 Cafe on Scenic Highway in Pensacola, FL

Just checking to see if my web cam is working.

This Nintendo DS Holder made in the image of Mario the Plumber asks if you have the testicular fortitude to play with your Wii.

I had that silly Chilli's Baby Back Ribs song stuck in my head.

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Last night, I tuned in for the return of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and the premier of Joss Whedon's Dollhouse on Fox. It's good to finally have something decent to fill in the void that Stargate: SG1/Atlantis left in its place when they ended their shows.

Terminator: SCC continues its story towards humanity’s doom in the hands of machines. I’m hoping to see more time travelling robot fighting each other this season. I think the show needs to come up with an effective way to pull in new viewers if they plan to survive. The show assumes that the viewer already knows what is going on and it leaves any newcomers very lost and confused.

As for Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse, it will be interesting to see how the show plays out. I’m an old fan of Whedon’s Firefly/Serenity, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Angel series, so I have a high level of expectation from this show. With last night’s pilot, I can see that this show will be episodic with an underlying story arc spanning the series. This will be a great contrast to T: SCC which is basically one long story. So far, the story is intriguing, and cast looked awesome. It’s good to see Elisa Dushku and Amy Acker back on the small screen.

Overall, the two shows were great which means that I’ll be tuning each next week. Both shows tackle the idea of being "reprogrammed" pretty well. Let’s just hope that the writing on the shows keeps me coming back.

It would probably have been a hell of a lot cheaper and easier to buy or bid on a Sega Game Gear from eBay, than to build a plutonium-powered time machine, track and collect money from 1994, and risk destroying the time-space continuum just to get a complete and brand new system.

Have you ever had a question or problem presented to you that was way too easy or answer was so obvious that it basically screams at you?

While I was checking my Facebook account, one of those online ads that sell quick-get-rich schemes using Google popped up. This particular advert wanted to know if you wanted learn how the person pictured in the ad had quit their 9-5 job to make $10K a month using a search engine.

When I looked at the pictures on the ad, I realized something. I realized that I didn’t really need to pay a dime to figure out their secret method because it was way too obvious from the picture to see how this person makes $10K a month.