bigmerl.com: September 2006

Saturday, September 30, 2006

LibriVox

Miss Buttercup, I believe you will find this site interesting. Mr. ChaosX might also.

Ok, so some spammer is using @bigmerl.com for their return address, it has been going on for a few days. If you are here because of that, I apologize, but I don't have any way to stop them, view details on that email and find their real ISP and contact them.

What this means to my users: I have shut off mail forwarding on unknown addresses. That means that only approved email addresses will work, all others will get bounced. If you still do not have your @bigmerl.com address or need your bigmerl.com hosting setup, let me know.

Friday, September 29, 2006

USCFootball.com - Message Boards

A brief lesson in why you don't steal images. Please, do not click the link. Please, if you value your eyes, do not click the link *** NOT SAFE FOR WORK ***
The G-Man commeth!

DHS | Department of Homeland Security | FOIA Electronic Reading Room

DHS has a boring collection. I was hoping for some crazy stuff from post 9/11 when everyone was accusing everyone else of being unpatriotic. Maybe the Katrina file will have some interesting stuff in it.

Frequently Requested Information

Turns out the Jimmy Hoffa file isn't on the FBI site. However, the NSA has JFK stuff. Expect my theory on what really happened to be made into a blockbuster movie starting Mr. Jackson as a secret service man in "Snakes on a Motorcade"

CIA FOIA - Frequently Requested Records

By posting this one, I'm sure I have triggered some sort of sniffer bot or something. But this is the CIA and their most requested records. It includes an article on what the CIA knows about UFOs.

Hrmm, I wonder if the NSA and the DHS have websites...

NARA - U.S. National Archives and Records Administration - Archives.gov Home

While I'm on a government website kick, here are the national archives. I'm not sure what is on there, but I'm going to play with it once I'm done reading the Jimmy Hoffa file.

Federal Bureau of Investigation - Freedom of Information Privacy Act - Reading Room Index

The FBI has some of their most popular files online, complete with blacked out goodness. My challenge to you is to fill in the blacked out spaces with stuff that makes no sense. I'll start. "The suspect was then interviewed by special agent [SPONGEBOB] and special agent [girly man].

Thursday, September 28, 2006

YouTube - Happy Happy Joy Joy

Is your cat a Pirate?

BEAVIS! BEAVIS! PUT IT ON CHANNEL THREE!

Sunday, September 24, 2006

The Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

YouTube - Crazy Anti-Drug Commercial

Saturday, September 23, 2006

Playfeed | Home

I want a Wii

Friday, September 22, 2006

A scary thought

I had a very scary realization just now. I think I may be tired of WW2 FPS! I mean, for once I don't feel like storming Normandy or reclaiming Paris or fighting Rommel in Africa... What is wrong with me?

Thursday, September 21, 2006

Cyber Nations, an online nation simulation game

HA! HA!
I HAVE A COMMUNIST REGIME
AND MY CITIZENS HATE ME!!1!

Tuesday, September 12, 2006

Weapons and BBQ

So we went to the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory tour. I ordered a custom bat. Then we went to Fraier Arms Museum, it has tons of weapons. The linked photo gallery says more then I ever could about how cool those places were. For breakfast we went to Waffle House and for dinner we went to Texas Outlaw's BBQ in Elizabethtown Kentucky. Mmm mmm mmm, that was some tasty BBQ. Anyways, Tomorrow we are starting our tour of the bourbon trail. This should be fun!

* email me your Yahoo ID if you can't access the gallery, I have to add you to the list.

Monday, September 11, 2006

POST ON A MOTHER ****ING BLOG!

Ok, no pictures to post, but here is why. My flights were uneventful. I'm not dead, I'm not in jail and the terrorists didn't win. Monday plans got changed due to Miss Buttercup having a work appointment and a puppy crisis. She can post that on her blog if she ever gets one. Anyways, I saw Louisville, actually quite a bit of it. We went downtown and again, seems like a recurring theme for us, went underground. Or as she says, we just went under a bridge. Anyays, I digress.

We did go see Snakes on a Plane. I'm talking about SNAKES ON A PLANE. The movie was weird, in that it actually exceeded the hype. If you want a great movie to just veg out to and enjoy, this is the one. I haven't enjoyed a movie this much since Dude, Where's My Car? so that is saying quite a bit. Anyways, since I'm in Kentucky, I'm gonna end my post old school. (Fo shizzle)