The typos and misspellings here are out of control, when I saw “exorcize a demon” I honestly had to double check it wasn’t written as “exercise a daemon” (even though “exorcise” is still the correct spelling, not “exorcize”).

Burn (or should it be Bern?)

My two cents from Taiwan (not sure if this one is available in the States, a search on Amazon turned up empty): Japanese peripheral maker Elecom’s DGB-S023 backpack (Taiwan webpage: http://www.elecom.com.tw/prod-1.asp?id=2507 ). Aside from accommodating my MacBook Air 11" (holds up to 13" in its laptop sleeve), this…

My two cents from Taiwan (not sure if this one is available in the States, a search on Amazon turned up empty):…

Meh. Looks like this was in Hanoi (judging from the signage on the bus at 0:30), but this is just about everyday normal here in Taiwan as well. Plus Vietnamese streets are pretty wide open (being laid down by the colonial French and all) compared to many of the alleyways and even main thoroughfares in some of the…

This is of course possible, because I’ve been on the giving end of this.

I dispute the “sentient” part of “sentient carrot”.

Meh. We’ve had this in Taiwan here for several years already, plus it’s a three-pronged AC outlet (just saying). Although this is slightly more expensive even if you figure in US sales taxes (NT$5490 = approx. US$175)

Meh. We’ve had this in Taiwan here for several years already, plus it’s a three-pronged AC outlet (just saying).…

If you need any verification… look no further, I was actually there, and believe it or not it’s all actually true!