<sarcasm class=”heavy”>

SACRAMENTO, CA — The California Highway Patrol announced today that motorists are no longer required to signal while changing lanes on California freeways.

“Screw it,” sighs Special Officer Jahaha of the CHP. “People don’t need to signal on freeways anymore. I mean, when you’re switching lanes isn’t it obvious that you’re moving left to right or right to left? Communicating with other motorists has become obsolete. Besides, sliding your hand down the steering wheel a few centimeters to engage the turning signal is way too complicated. Hell, some fancy-schmancy cars don’t even come with turning signals anymore…”

In a related story, the State of California also announced Use-Your-Cell-Phone-And-Drink-Your-Latte-While-Driving-To-Work-Day. On July 7th, all motorists are encouraged to purchase an Über Grande Latte and have long conversations on their cell phone while commuting to work.

Flipping through TiVo, Tom and I saw:

Banner ad? Would a banner ad be a “bad” or a “rad?” :)

Jill and I are currently hooked on Twin Peaks. This will be my fourth time watching the season, and Jill’s first. We are currently on Episode 8 (first show of the second season), and Jill still has no clue who killed Laura Palmer. :)
Reminder to self: Rent Mulhollland Drive…

The Cover Project is a cool web page that keeps track of cover songs. (By the way, it looks like they are using the Blue Robot theme this page is based on. :) )