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Unx is -so- farked.
Unx obviously knows the dangers of vacation pics. Here are a couple shots from his little-known excursions to New York and Australia last year.
Unx, in a rare guest appearance on Conan’s late night show, is greeted warmly by Fabio.
Hopes of a pro cricket career are shattered in Unxmaal’s first exhibition match in Sydney.
Hungry Hungry Cisco…
I didn’t realize Cisco had such an appetite.
I found this page while searching for “cisco mica conexant” on google. Our 3Com TotalContral dial concentrator is showing its age, and the support contracts aren’t cheap… so I’m trying to figure out which access servers work best nowadays with the wide range of modems.
Ever tried to use a crappy [win]modem? What brand was it? As frustrating as this stuff can be, I’ve got to find the least expensive way to cover as many crappy modems as possible.
More Farkin Jeff
There is MORE jeff to behold!
Jeff the Frisbee Golf Champion
Jeff the Migrant Worker
Jeff in the Marine Corps
Jeff’s Advertising Campaign
and Jeff the Person of the Year
Jeff’s Vacation Pics
Jeff made the foolish mistake of leaving his vacation pics lying around in a password-protected directory. Let the fun begin.
Jeff in the desert
Jeff kickin it on the west siyeeeed
Following a trend
 | You give off bad vibes, and like to have control in any given situation. If you aren’t satisfied with something then you don’t think anyone else should be either. You’d go pretty far to get what you want, even if it means wiping out human existance! On an upside…you do have sexy horns.
FluThis feverish, aching, mucus-producing mess has been brought to you by The Flu. I’m taking more drugs and going back to bed. KeirseyAccording to the Keirsey test, I’m Rational (NT). Sadly, I’m too rational to justify spending $15 for someone to tell me that I’m rational. Oldest RestaurantAccording to the Guinness Book of World Records, Sobrino de Botin is the oldest restaurant in the world. Remedial SatireFirst, a remedial lesson on satire. Having read that, I’ll continue my earlier rant from last week regarding supposed satirists. My primary point: if you are a good satirist, you implicitly know that some people will misunderstand your work. This is the risk of satire. It is unnecessary to go on damage-control crusades after the fact. However, from the abundance of comments on that post, we can see that with the use of a vast network of holy informants, our friends Tom and Ed were near-instantaneously informed of my disparaging comments, and descended with divine swiftness to “enlighten” me. |