I’ve shut down most of my old websites. A lot of those sites in my old network had been dieing a slow death from neglect for a long long time now. It’s long past time that I take things in a new direction and with a new business model.

I’ve decided to get into gaming. Previously I’ve only played around with one or two arcade games sites, and that was more for a fun little hobby than anything serious. I really enjoyed it, so now I’ve decided I’m going to try my hand at building a network of gaming sites and see how that goes. I don’t expect to make huge amounts of money at it, but hey, as long as you love what you do that should count for something.

Here’s one of my new game sites that I’m working on: IttyBitty Arcade

The owner of E-Sangha left this message looking for security minded peeps to help fix the mess:

We need your help to restore E-Sangha site. Any member who are expert in security, php and mysql database, please do email me at esangha@gmail.com Iframes and scripts are being inserted into our 3 sites and I am at a loss of how to prevent it.

Anybody who might be reading this and thinks they can help with this problem is encouraged to contact him.

UPDATE: Looks like E-Sangha is gone for good. Here’s a few other Buddhist forums that one might want to take refuge in:
Dhamma Wheel
Free Sangha
New Buddhist Forum

Watch the video: Google Loves Poto

Thanks Google

If you think you’re strong enough to fight my brute then feel free to challenge me. Although, I will most likely destroy you, muuuahahahaha!!

LOL

Yesterday I said screw it and took that sack of quarters to a casino. It was my first time going to a casino. I figured if I lost it all I could at least make a joke out of it and say I gambled away my inheritance, luckily I won $177 on the slots. So, I managed to more than double my inheritance in less than 10 minutes.

Thanks for the lucky quarters gramps

When I was younger I’d always wanted a pet wolf, though I could never bring myself to buy one, as there are so many dogs at the animal shelters that need homes. Anyway, here’s the story of how I came to be her owner.

About 5 or 6 years ago (memory is kinda fuzzy) I found a stay puppy wondering the street. Having a soft spot for strays, I took the puppy in. The next day this strange old Indian dude (Native American kind of Indian) who turned out to be the breeder tracked me down, and after talking to him for a while he asked me to keep the puppy for a few days. Turns out the breeder had given that puppy to his brother’s family a few days earlier and one of their kids had accidentally let it out. He asked me to keep the puppy for a few days to sort of punish the kids for letting it out, which was cool with me.

When I went to return the puppy, the strange old Indian dude wanted to thank me for taking care of it. He offered me a choice of either a deer skin or another puppy from the same litter. Having no need for a deer skin and having always wanted a wolf-dog I naturally picked the puppy.

She was the runt of the littler, but she’s been a fantastic dog and is in fact the smartest dog I’ve ever had. Sometimes she howls like a wolf too, which always makes me smile.

CAPUCHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!