Showing posts with label link. Show all posts
Showing posts with label link. Show all posts
Monday, May 27, 2013
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Ball Droppings
Here's a link to a fun little Shockwave Flash game/amusement - draw lines to deflect bouncing balls and create a little music.
LINK
Parenting
Here's a link to an interesting web page for parents...
In Canada, a child sued her father because he grounded her - and she won. He appealed the decision - and the child ...well, click on the link to read more about the outcome.
LINK
And on this same page, there is a photo set accompanying 10 of the dumbest laws on the books In the U.S., including reference to a Nevada law that makes it illegal to drive a camel on a highway.
In Canada, a child sued her father because he grounded her - and she won. He appealed the decision - and the child ...well, click on the link to read more about the outcome.
LINK
And on this same page, there is a photo set accompanying 10 of the dumbest laws on the books In the U.S., including reference to a Nevada law that makes it illegal to drive a camel on a highway.
Improve your Google searches
Here's a LINK to a nifty web page that will describe some ways to improve your searches through Google.
Aquarium lover
In June of 1975 I had a pretty nasty accident while driving my motorcycle and my broken leg didn't heal properly for nearly a year. I couldn't get around very well (on crutches), so it made for some interesting stories.
For Christmas in '75 my wife bought me my
first aquarium and I've had one ever since. But getting the aquarium set up, water loaded in and fish placed into the tank was a bit of a trick. One day while I was cleaning the tank, one of the fish jumped out (without my knowing it), and shortly thereafter I stomped on the fish with my foot (in the cast). My wife thinks that story is hilarious and she tells it often.
That first tank was just 15 gallons, but later I went to a 55-gallon tank and tried salt water fish. I loved the tank - had fancy filters and fancier lights - had an anemone or two and several expensive fish - coral skeletons for decorations - lots of equipment and lots of expenditures.
But keeping a salt water aquarium is an expensive and dedicated hobby. After a couple of years I didn't spend so much time taking care of the tank and the algae took over and killed the fish.
Today I have the aquarium in the family room with just a few fresh-water fish - angels, black shark, plecostomous, etc. and it is pretty easy to care for. Once a month I change the filters and and maybe every two weeks I top off the water, but I would miss it if it was gone.
When my wife and I travel I like to visit the huge aquariums housed in places like New Orleans, Epcott Center, Las Vegas, etc. Thus it was kind of fun for me to run across a set of 50 photos of aquariums on the web. You might, or might not appreciate such stuff, but click on the image to link to the photo set, if you're interested.
For Christmas in '75 my wife bought me my
first aquarium and I've had one ever since. But getting the aquarium set up, water loaded in and fish placed into the tank was a bit of a trick. One day while I was cleaning the tank, one of the fish jumped out (without my knowing it), and shortly thereafter I stomped on the fish with my foot (in the cast). My wife thinks that story is hilarious and she tells it often.That first tank was just 15 gallons, but later I went to a 55-gallon tank and tried salt water fish. I loved the tank - had fancy filters and fancier lights - had an anemone or two and several expensive fish - coral skeletons for decorations - lots of equipment and lots of expenditures.
But keeping a salt water aquarium is an expensive and dedicated hobby. After a couple of years I didn't spend so much time taking care of the tank and the algae took over and killed the fish.
Today I have the aquarium in the family room with just a few fresh-water fish - angels, black shark, plecostomous, etc. and it is pretty easy to care for. Once a month I change the filters and and maybe every two weeks I top off the water, but I would miss it if it was gone.
When my wife and I travel I like to visit the huge aquariums housed in places like New Orleans, Epcott Center, Las Vegas, etc. Thus it was kind of fun for me to run across a set of 50 photos of aquariums on the web. You might, or might not appreciate such stuff, but click on the image to link to the photo set, if you're interested.
Monday, January 04, 2010
How did the referee know?
Footballer given yellow card 'for breaking wind' during penalty shot.
Click HERE to read the story - from last April
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Fish Hat - Link
I found this fish hat online and thought it was pretty interesting. If your kids really enjoyed Finding Nemo, they might enjoy the hat. It doesn't say if the hat can swim or not, but it does indicate that it can also be used as a puppet. Only $21.95.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Link - Itty Bitty Kitty Committee
A blog with dozens - if not hundreds of cat photos - which you can purchase as cards. Link is below the photo.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Celebrities Without Makeup (Link)
Check it out - some celebs look pretty good without the warpaint, others clearly aren't all they seem to be.
Saturday, June 23, 2007
Web Link - How Your Cursor Works
This site gives you a peek into how a mouse cursor actually works by giving you a look behind your computer screen. Don't forget to try a mouse click as well.
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Video Link - Seinfeld Bloopers
Below is a link to a video of some funny Seinfeld bloopers. Note: The site on which this video is hosted has some links to adult sites.
Click here to watch the bloopers!
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Link - Ads Vs. Reality
Ever Check out those ads in the magazines or the newspapers for the fast food restasurants? Don't the ads make you hungry? Well, click here to visit a site that compares the images with the reality. It's worth the click - just don't forget to click your back button to finish reading my posts!
Thursday, April 05, 2007
Web Link - The Almighty Cleanse
Having problems going? Here's a link to a pretty funny web site on a solution to your problems. Just click on the image.
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Asteroids
Remember the old arcade game of asteroids? Pretty simple by today's standards. Now you can play a Shockwave version online. Use the arrow keys to spin your spacecraft - use the spacebar to fire your gun.
Click here to play.
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