Monthly Archives: March 2006

[part 4] [part 3] [part 2] [part 1] I offer my wacky predictions for the third season. The Cylons Will Be Nice But only to a point. I totally agree with all of the Vichy France rumours floating around. A … Continue reading →

[part 3] [part 2] [part 1] Thoughts on the 2nd Season Finale Every now and again there comes along a movie or a show that makes you think, “What the frak?” You are left stunned, but not in a bad … Continue reading →

[part 2] [part 1] How Easy Is It To Detect A Cylon? Damned easy. I’m not sure what the deal was in the first season with Baltar going on about how difficult it was to detect a Cylon. I noticed … Continue reading →

[part 1] How Did Baltar Survive Getting Nuked? Easy. He ducked and covered. Bert the Turtle wasn’t lying. Why else do you suppose that all that nuclear war literature in the fifties told people to lie down and cover their … Continue reading →

Following the incredible end of Season Two, I offer my two cents to the web. Warning: extreme spoiler alert. You have been warned. All kinds of websites out there are devoted to guessing at the various secrets of the new … Continue reading →

Should I bore you with a recipe? Yes, I think I will! After a couple of trials I believe I’ve perfected an outstanding Italian-themed meatloaf recipe. I’m not sure if the Italians traditionally ate meatloaf, but the addition of some … Continue reading →

Every time I get to build one it’s like I’m building it for me. Maybe one day I’ll even get to take one home. A discerning customer has asked us to make a quality tower similar to the one from … Continue reading →

[part 2] [part 1] It is grey outside, but the Window is still brighter than the lights, washing out everything with a blue-grey hue. I sit on the gimpy stool in front of her and she sits up in the … Continue reading →

Last post, I met with the auditor in person. The images of those two horrible men from the CRA begin to fade somewhat from my mind. This government auditor smiles warmly, almost shyly, as she introduces herself and for a … Continue reading →

“She was just a horrible woman. Mean. Snappy. She was at it for days and in the end I had to pay them like 3000 dollars and I still don’t know what for.” “They did all this stuff and I … Continue reading →