As shopping goes…well, generally I dislike it.

And if I have to shop, well, Target wouldn’t be my first choice.

But even I could come to like…yes…maybe even love…the Target in Boulder.
First, it has this awesome view from outside…

then, check out the view from inside!

We encountered this sign at a rest stop outside of Elko, Nevada, and, well, you really want to heed signs like this (actually you really want to not get out of your car when you see signs like this!)

Anyone able to identify this place?
Sent from my Tmobile Sidekick HipTop

This can only mean one of two things… let’s hope that it means you are washing your windshield with coffee… because the alternative is…

(Oops..I just realized that you can’t read the sign…the words over that cup of coffee, which appears on the windshield washing fluid, are “Brewed Fresh Every 30 Minutes“.)

You know, we watched Harold and Kumar go to White Castle last night, and it was waaaaay funnier than either of us thought it would be. Yeah, vulgar, silly, and at times whimsical..but funny! Laugh outloud funny!

So, if you need a good laugh – and you aren’t easily offended – check it out!

This is the end of the iPhone line at the Apple Store at the Valley Fair mall in Silicon Valley…at 11:15 in the morning…and this is just the end of the line..which goes around the corner!
Suckers.
They are going to be so disappointed…
http://www.theinternetpatrol.com/7-bad-things-about-the-iphone-they-dont-want-you-to-know

Hmmmm…I wonder what kind of people live here…

We picked up “Flushed Away” today…and we couldn’t help but observe that the coupons which came bundled in with the movie were …well… it’s the perfect movie with which to bundle those coupons:

We’re ssitting in a restaurant, and I note the ubiquitous ‘maximum occupancy’ sign.
“Maximum occupancy 580”, it reads.
I idly wonder whether your MO number is like a movie rating…is it a feather in their cap to get such a high MO rate? 580 sounds like a lot of people to me; do they display this proudly because it’s such a high number?
My mind flits to the fact that they are required by law to publicly display their maximum occupancy rate.
Which leads me to wonder this: does the public really care??
Does anybody actually go out to an eating or drinking establishment and start counting heads?
Who would do that??
And if it’s you, fess up.
Because I want to know what kind of perverse habits my readers have.