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Tuesday, Jun. 06, 2006 - 3:51 a.m.

The wind has been blowing and blowing and BLOWING furiously here in San Francisco over the last several days, and I've been considering flying a kite.

It would take me approximately fifteen minutes to construct a little one out of a Tyvek envelope.

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Phil Hendrie is leaving the airwaves mere months after I subscribed to his show online for another six months.

Somebody did the math, though, and sent me a pro-rated refund from there equivalent to what I would have overpaid. The site will be remaining open and the audio archives will be up and running until September 29th.

My refund amounted to a bling bling total of forty-nine cents.

I'll try not to spend it all in one place.

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Kind of a long clip, but oh, it's worth it.

Here's a video of the World's Most Expensive Cat Toy. You know how a kitten will get all fuzzed up and boogy-monstery when it sees its own reflection in the mirror? That's nothing compared to this.

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And here's a screen capture from the Yahoo Messenger area:

With that in mind, then I have to ask, what is the following information doing still up in your Macintosh help section?...

I adjusted the contrast so you can see what I'm talking about...

Dear Yahoo: You weren't in any way ready to roll out your new video software, and as a low bandwidth Mac user, I don't appreciate being kicked to the curb with absolutely no warning whatsoever.

My opinion of your service is now officially in the realm of Bowling Shoe Ugly. You have been admonished.

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Okay. Have a HELL of a Tuesday, 6/6/06!

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