[Ed: For an explanation of the term tritch, see the Guide Entry following this post, or click here]
Hello, Four Two community, please welcome my first contribution to this site (it’s been a while in the making):
We all hate navigating through parking lots. Some of us hate it more than others. The struggle is having to [...]

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In the latest edition of the Woodall & Berringer Galactic Dictionary in the Milky Way section, under the subheading Caucasian (Earth) the term tritch is defined as follows:
tritch (trich)
-noun
1. One who willingly causes hardship and trouble for others, sometimes for selfish gain.
2. One who tritches.
-verb (tritched • tritching • tritchy)
3. An act that causes [...]

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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy says very little about internet browsers. It says even less about the “browser wars”. About this struggle between browsers for popularity and market share, it reads:
The Browser Wars were a terrible dissapointment when it comes to wars. The only notable point of the whole debacle is that it holds [...]

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When I was in Conyers this weekend, I noticed a new feature of a familiar store.
When the office party goes amuck because someone spiked the punch, and you and Ralph (the loser in the cubical next to you) ended up in the copier room–a discreet visit to Office Depot is all you need for confirmation.

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In the vain of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, a game created by college students based on the idea that everyone in the world is only six degrees away from each other, I’ve always wondered how people are connected via photographs.
For example, during a recent trip to the beach, I found myself looking right into [...]

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Okay. I’ve got my almost used up chisel-tip Sharpie. I’ve got my poster board. A stick, some tape. And I’ve got my gung-ho rebel attitude all worked up because I heard that some Chinese people are the bad guys because other Chinese people don’t like the Olympics in China…or something. Whatever. I just want to [...]

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There’s more to the wii than just extreme overall likability. The wii and its components have huge potential for abilities beyond what they already can do. Thankfully, there are people who realize this and are doing their best to take advantage of it. Take, for example, Johnny Chung Lee. He’s put together a number of different projects using the Wii Remote.

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I have to say when I stumbled across the video I was highly impressed. They’re a band that you don’t hear much from anymore, but Precious is a song that is modern but still rooted in the classic Depeche Mode of the 80’s.

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Here’s a little proof that being dishonest can save you cash - meanwhile giving people like me a reason to expose the punk that did the following thing:

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Irish director Paul Walker has a new view of public restrooms. ‘Let’s show a play, not just in a public restroom, in a New York public restroom at that’ (not to diss New York but the average public restroom in the city is pretty bad, even to me).

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