Deliriously Normal

Monday, October 19, 2009

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Dead Ed

Ed McMahon, former Tonight Show sidekick, Publishers Clearning House shill and Cash4Gold faceman has died.

$*file photos* * MCMAHON DIES Beloved U.S. TV personality ED MCMAHON has died at the age of 86. The former Tonight Show sidekick passed away in the early hours of Tuesday morning (23Jun09) at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles. The veteran star had been battling ill health for some time. He was diagnosed with systemic bone cancer and spent time in hospital in February (09) suffering from pneumonia. McMahon began his career as a fighter pilot during World War II, serving in Korea throughout the 1950s. He went on to work with legendary star Johnny Carson on daytime game show Who Do You Trust? and in 1962 the pair landed the job of hosting The Tonight Show. McMahon spent more than 30 years working alongside Carson on the popular entertainment programme. He went on to host hit 1980s talent show Star Search, and his other TV projects included presenting NBC series TV Bloopers And Practical Jokes alongside Dick Clark. McMahon's final years were plagued by legal troubles and financial difficulties. He struggled with a neck condition caused by a 2007 fall at a friend's house and subsequently sued the homeowners and doctors at an L.A. hospital, who he claimed misdiagnosed his neck fracture. His recent legal woes included various lawsuits relating to mold at his Californian mansion and financial difficulties which saw him come close to losing his home after falling behind on mortgage payments. The cause of McMahon's death was not confirmed as WENN went to press. He is survived by his wife Pam Hurn and five children. (LR/WNWCCNN/ZN) ED McMAHON at the Los Angeles Premiere of 'Beauty Shop' Mann National Theater Westwood, California - 24.03.05 Credit:Jody Cortes / WENN$

That was the obligatory celebrity obit for the year, now back to shit that actually matters.

Sunday, June 21, 2009

On the Lighter Side

This chick is a total keeper.

Can u do this

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Friday, June 12, 2009

Intense Debate=Intense Replaced

After the digital abortion that removing Intense Debate turned out to be, I’ve decided that flashy overyhyped Ajax comment systems basically suck. So, welcome back standard issue comments. ID worked fine for about two days, then my ‘recent comments’ widget failed. First on Firefox, then on IE. It actually suffered a cascade failure for some unknown reason. Other widgets from ID still worked, but the recent comments one was utterly MIA.

Comments would randomly disappear from my dashboard, from the site, it was pretty piss poor, considering I made no configuration changes to it after it was installed. After spending an inordinate amount of time trying to fix it, I finally gave up and switched to my backup theme several months ahead of schedule. So, here it is, the new, in progress version. Thanks to those that commented on my COD map pack 2 thread…sorry your comments were all wiped out after the change.