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- Giant plastic nativity scenes in the neighbors' front yard. Airings of Jingle All The Way on bottom-feeding basic-cable stations. The return of Lexus commercials in which unspeakably rich families playfully surprise their loved ones with giant-bow-adorned luxury cars. All that merriment and holiday tradition can only mean one thing: the return of The Onion A. |
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- One of the things that has always made us impressed -- and uneasy -- about PaperThin's CMS product "CommonSpot" is its ease of implementation and use. In industry parlance, the pr... |
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- "The Internet has changed many peoples' lives profoundly. Email and the Web have become part of our daily routine. But being tied to a bulky desktop computer or even a laptop can be inconvenient. With its latest high-end Pocket PC, HP has created an excellent device for accessing the Internet from anywhere that is easy to carry everywhere..." |
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- To modern Star Wars fans, the name ‘Klaatu’ (along with Nikto, Barada, and Weequay) was the name of his species, but that wasn't the case in the old school days. In the Eighties, that was his given name; the one you'd find on his driver's licence. As such, Klaatu (In Skiff Guard Outfit) was actually the same guy as the dude with the furry skirt that came out on the 65 back cards mere months earlier. Both can be found in the Vintage Photo Archive. |
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