Well I finally decided to get the WordPress App forom the App Store. It was free. I’m cheap. Sue me. On second thought, that would go against the whole “cheap” thing.
I’m not sure if I like this or not, but the landscape keyboard is way easier to type with.
I’ll piddle (I’m Olde English kids) around with it some more.
Cheerio,
V
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Okay, so many of you know of my fascination with “the Twitter.” I love that site. It allows me to connect with people in “real time” and just have fun.
I’ve met some really nice people there, and in turn, learned a lot about them and what they’re into.
Last night, I asked people to send me their links to their blogs so I could share them here with my other readers. I hope you find these links as interesting as I do and that you in turn try to find out more about each of these individuals. The array of topics is wide, but hey…gotta have something for everybody right?
I’ve added their Twitter names so if you want to check them out, feel free to just click on them!
Here’s some music for you while you read:
1901 – Phoenix
@Sugarwilla: http://www.sugarwillaandspice.blogspot.com/
@DMBdork: http://dmbdork.soup.io/
@AllanGoesDMB: http://tinyurl.com/Allan-Blog
@DerekJTR2: http://www.myspace.com/privatestockmusic
@aht4005: http://iminmyownlilworld.blogspot.com/
That is all.
PS – Here are a few Monday Morning Music Videos for you….hope you enjoy and have a great day!
“Press Your Luck” was a classic TV Game show. I used to love watching the little whammy characters come out and steal the player’s money. It was frickin’ great….but I was like 10 so anything was frickin’ great.
From Wikipedia:
Press Your Luck was an American television daytime game show that ran weekdays on CBS from September 19, 1983 to September 26, 1986, where contestants collected “spins” by answering trivia questions, and then used the spins on an 18-space game board full of cash and prizes. The person who amassed the most in cash and prizes at the end of the game won. Peter Tomarken was the show’s host, and Rod Roddy was the announcer (although John Harlan and Charlie O’Donnell filled in).
The show was memorable for the “Whammy,” a red cartoon creature wearing a cape. The Whammy’s spaces on the game board took away the contestant’s money, accompanied by an animation that would show the Whammy taking the loot—but frequently being chased away, blown up, or otherwise humiliated in the process. The animated Whammies were created and animated by Savage Steve Holland and Bill Kopp, and voiced by creator/executive producer Bill Carruthers. Throughout the show’s run, approximately 80 different animations were used, and the Whammy became popular enough that at the end of many episodes, Tomarken would read a “Whammy poem”, sent in by a home viewer. “Whammy poems” would also appear after the first round of the Big Board or after the second question round before going to commercial on occasion.
Anyway, if you remember the show or you’re just now hearing about it for the first time, check out these clips and get ready to be entertained.
Here’s the details:
One FREE original slam (2 eggs, 2 sausage, 2 bacon, 2 cakes) per customer from 6am ’til 2pm on Tuesday, Feb 3rd. No substitutions, no carryout orders.
PLUS every guest will receive a free coupon book with 8 coupons in it– each coupon book has 4 BOGO coupons, 2 25% off coupons, 1 coupon for fre dessent and 1 coupon good for a freeorder of pancake puppies.
Each Denny’s received 1000 of these coupoon books to hand out to guests on Tuesday who order a free Grand Slam. And, each Denny’s received 500 rain checks for the free Grand Slam to any guest who doesn’t want to wait– so go on Tuesday, find the manager– get a coupon book and a rain check to eat your FREE Grand Slam at your leisure.
Happy FREE eating!
