Update on the Twitter transmission issue. We’re still getting interference from these transmissions. This is really begin to annoy our imposed-psychology department and, frankly, costing the university money in tracking down the source of this problem. Here’s the latest example of the kind of gibberish that is bleeding into our mind-control signal. Twitter Interface Query: […]
Twitter Still a Problem Read Post »
Our communications technology department here at QU has picked up some strange transmissions in the ethernet. There is apparently a hot new etherapp called “Twitter” that is interfering with our mind-control transmission signals. I have included below a couple of the transmissions we intercepted. It seems each post is limited to 140 characters, which has inspired
Twitter Transmissions from Other Realms Read Post »
I see that Warner Brothers mangled (er, I mean made) Bradbury’s classic story “A Sound of Thunder” into B-grade movie. Given the source material, there was a chance the movie would actually be good. But alas, I hear it is, at best, so so. I haven’t the heart to actually watch, because unfortunately, too many
Is a Good Time Travel Movie Really So Hard? Read Post »
Healing potions are cool. But I can’t stand the aftertaste. It’s like, I don’t know, licking the inside of a unicorn’s nose? Or the ear of an unfortunately sweaty elf maid? Well, you know what I mean, right? And by the way, if you were going to respond “how would you know what licking
Magical Chemistry Quiz Read Post »
“SCI FI Saturday: The most dangerous night of television!” You can say that again. With a few exceptions that are based on quality fiction (such as the Dune movies), SCI FI Original Movies are an astounding mixture of cultural insensitivity, historical inaccuracy, disregard for actual science, horrible acting, and home-computer quality effects. Which is too
The Problem with SCI FI Original Movies Read Post »