Merry Christmas and/or Happy Holidays Everyone!
Benny Lava!
apologies in advance to my Indian friends…
This has got to be one of the most ridiculous videos I’ve seen in a while. I miss the good ol’ days watching crazy videos like this on MTV Asia when I lived in Korea. The video is funny enough on it’s own, but when you add the “that’s what I heard” subtitles it becomes comedy gold. 
Not like it matters, but anyone want to tell us what the song is really about?
Thanks to “The Boy” for this one…
See the video after the jump.
– December 13, 2007
Shameless Plug
Well I want to stick with the tone of the site and post about things that make me happy or generally contribute to my happiness.
I came across http://www.lifehacker.com a while back and now I visit it every day. This site introduced me to GTD (Getting Things Done) concepts like emptying your inbox every day by creating action folders.
In addition to general productivity tips are great life tips like caffeine naps, DIY flycatchers and so on. They also have a fair amount of tech tips, although quite a few are for Macs (snide comment here).
I highly recommend you check it out! It will add more to your life than reading about Lindsay Lohan!!!
(by the way, we are not affiliated with Lifehacker in any way, it’s just a great site – drew)
– December 8, 2007
Jumping Jacks of Doom!
I normally don’t forward too many viral videos or jokes. I found a video a while back that absolutely makes me die laughing every time I watch it. In fact, the more times I watch it the harder I laugh. This is the infamous Iraqi jumping jack video.
Even if you’ve seen this before, take 5 minutes of your day and watch it properly. Properly is watching is 3+ times and focusing on a different “jumper” each time.
Video after the jump…
Posted in funny.
– December 8, 2007
2005 Infiniti G35x 30,000 mile review
Before you commit yourself to reading this review, I just want to warn you that it is not a very detailed or technical review. If you want more info there are plenty of good reviews around. These are really just my rambling thoughts after having the car for 2.5 years. If that’s what you’re looking for then you’re in the right place! On to the review…
Well, the G35 broke 30,000 the other day, although it doesn’t really feel like it. I’ve had it for about 2 and a half years now and it still gets me going. Overall, I’d have to say that it’s been one of the best cars I’ve ever owned. Good enough that my beloved ’93 Mazda RX-7 R1 is feeling pretty neglected.
Posted in cars, daily drivers.
– December 2, 2007
Smackfu Smackdown!
Greetings programs!
Well, Drew and I had a little pow-wow combined with a large amount of turkey, a dash of deathmatch and possibly an adult beverage or two, and had a very good time doing so.
So much so that we thought we might see if any of you smackfu readers would be interested in a little smackfu smackdown in the FPS area.
Posted in Games, gaming, tech.
– November 27, 2007
Railgun’s Retirement Plans
“Whoever said money can’t buy happiness simply didn’t know where to go shopping.” – Bo Derek
On Wednesday morning I decided that I have worked long enough and now I wish to retire.
There are simply to many other things I wish to do with my life for me to sit at my job and work my Mandatory 45 hours per week at a wage that is below market value for a company who really does not care about me or my well being.
Posted in satire.
– November 15, 2007
smackfu.net relaunch
I’ve finally gotten around to building the new server, decided to keep things simple and go with WordPress this time around. No looking back either, the only content I’m bringing over is Railgun’s 2005 VW Passat TDI review, and that’s only because it seems pretty popular and goes along with the new direction for the site. The car-related pics are up, but the others will be moving over to my personal site, which will be relaunched soon.
Now all we need is some more content… 
Posted in site news.
– November 12, 2007
The 2005 VW Passat TDI 20,000 mile review
In September of last year gas prices became so bad that I could no longer afford to drive my 1998 Wrangler to work anymore. The 16-MPG highway I was getting was costing me, with no exaggeration, $340.00 per month in fuel alone. (Yes, I work 50 miles away from my home. I’m not happy about that, but that is where the work is.)
With this in mind, I began to look for a new car. The first car I went to look at was the 2005 Toyota Prius. We went to our local Toyota dealership, and after being ignored for 20 minutes, we were finally shown the car. I’m a larger fellow, but I fit comfortably enough in the car, and I liked its features.
Posted in cars, daily drivers.
– June 13, 2006
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