In recent months this blog has tended to stray just a bit from it’s original intention of being something that I mostly want to have fun with. Therefore I am not a hamster will be returning to pursuing that goal somewhat more than I have been of late. I started to think that with the elections are over it’ll be a bit easier to come up with lighter, funnier stuff but frankly, it’s never really TOO difficult.

Now I am not a hamster, most people, when faced with such a situation would simply buy a painting, hang some photos or maybe put in a flatscreen tv or a bookshelf.

Over the years I’ve heard all kinds of claims, humorous and otherwise about just exactly what is used in fast food or how much actual meat is used in a particular company’s burgers. However this one is a prizewinner.

The problem however is that along the way some really stupid laws get enacted and you have to ask yourself, just HOW did this asininity get signed into law?

A few minutes ago I ran across something on Slashdot that talked about “Cognitive Radios”. Now I am not a hamster, I realize that they’re not talking about Radios with a full blown AI but rather something that can intelligently adapt it’s use of radio frequencies.

The state of California claims copyright over it’s laws. This means that if you want a copy of California’s laws you have to cough up $1,556 for a digital copy online or a whopping $2,315 for hardcopy.

I don’t normally pass on forwards but this one is too good not to. It’s one of those things that comes out of the collision of conspiracy theories and a good sense of humor.

I am not a hamster and it’s a good thing because I’d be a lot of them. To illustrate that point I’ll explain why I’m one of those folks that could well be interested in reading things like Fenterdren reviews.
Then, just for the heck of it, I did some research and found that the [...]

I’m in one of those stranger moods and I’ve just had an appropriately strange thought. Naturally I figured the most logical thing to do was to inflict said strangeness on you, the unsuspecting reader.

I have to say that it is, without doubt, three of the weirdest pictures of a house that I’ve ever seen. There’s no text to explain what’s showing so you have to decide for yourself what’s going on.