Sudoku.
Sudoku puzzles almost always deliver the reward that they promise, almost always follow through on their offer of satisfaction on a job well done.
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Sudoku puzzles almost always deliver the reward that they promise, almost always follow through on their offer of satisfaction on a job well done.
The movie seems happy enough to let its Christian subtext remain subtextual.
People, places, and things that merit little more than a footnote in the grand narrative of history are given more than their fair share of space in Vowell’s book.
More evidence that Josh is a big dork.
I know I won’t get any sympathy for this, but it’s been a long time since I got up at 7:00 in the morning.
Apparently, late in the year 2005, people can do amazing things with their cell phones that I couldn’t imagine doing on my old 1998 model.
Is there a subculture out there that’s more defensive and quick to anger than the gaming community?
Guitar Hero allows you to play like a rock star without having to bother with niggly little details like actually learning to play the guitar.
Explain to me again why I bought a PSP? It wasn’t for the RSS reader, I’ll tell you that.