Friday, July 07, 2006

GhostBusters

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Things Remembered: 15% Off Coupon

Things Remembered

Things Remembered is giving 15% off with the coupon code: GIFT15.

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Free Pepsi Smash Code


Free What?
Originally uploaded by existentialblu.
Free for the first person to use it, a Pepsi Smash code.

The first person to use this code at pepsismash.com might get a free ringtone. One in three will win, according to the bottle.

The Code is: SB6EM NRHOX

Good luck! If you are the one to get this code, post a comment so everyone knows is been used. Be sure to say if you won and what.

posted by Matthew O. Smith @ 11:22 AM 0 comments

Thursday, July 06, 2006

What use a single shoe?


Me lo pidió a gritos
Originally uploaded by capitan-patata.
As Mahatma Gandhi stepped aboard a train one day,
One of his shoes slipped off and landed near the track.

He was unable to retrieve it as the train was about to move.

To the amazement of his companions, Gandhi calmly took off his other shoe
and threw it back along the track to land close to the first.

Asked by a fellow passenger why he did so, Gandhi smiled.
"The poor man who finds the shoes lying on the track," he replied,
"will now have a pair he can use."

posted by Matthew O. Smith @ 10:37 AM 0 comments

Monday, July 03, 2006

StepMania: What is StepMania?

Notice the lack of reference to DDR or dance dance revolution.

StepMania: What is StepMania?: "StepMania is a rhythm game for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It features 3D graphics, keyboard and 'dance pad' support, and an editor for creating your own steps.

Arrows scroll up from the bottom of the screen and you must hit a button in time to the music. Also, you will hit a different button depending on which direction the arrow is pointing. The game can be played with your hands using the keyboard, but the real fun comes when using a 'dance pad' with foot sensors."

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