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Archive for November, 2008
Wisdom From Willy Wonka
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was on this morning, and since there’s nothing to do on Thanksgiving prior to eating turkey, Chenin and I sat down and watched the whole thing while drinking hot cocoa. The Gene Wilder version, not the (with all respect to Johnny Depp), crass, over-done remake of late.
Anyway, I’ve seen [...]
Black Friday Sale!
Once again, we’re joining in the post-Thanksgiving madness by offering all our Totally Rad Actions for sale on 11/28/08. Save $25 on TRA1 and the Mega-Mix. Save $29 on TRA2. It’s all for only 24 hours, and only on the day after Thanksgiving. Read all about it here:
If this is news to you, then why [...]
TRA Update – Version 1.2
Today we are happy to announce an update for all of our Totally Rad Actions, bringing both TRA1 and TRA2 to version 1.2. Update emails are being sent out with new download links throughout the day, and if you don’t get an email by Wednesday, 11/26/08, contact us at www.gettotallyrad.com and we’ll help you out. [...]
Please Welcome Our New TRA Ambassador!
First of all, a great big thanks to everyone who expressed interest in the position – there was a lot of interest from people who would have made great additions to our team, and I was spoiled for choice. So thanks to everyone for being excellent.
That said, I’m pleased to introduce Kristen Kalp, who will [...]
TRA Videos Up On Vimeo
Alright – I COULD blog about Barack Obama’s historic campaign victory, and continue on about how this is a milestone for America. I COULD tell you how excited I am at the prospect of having someone in the White House that I don’t absolutely loathe, and how I’m SO ready for someone to give me [...]
Is Wolf Blitzer Really Snarf From Thundercats?
You be the judge.
Last-Minute Musings On California’s Prop 8
Quoting John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty:
“Like other tyrannies, the tyranny of the majority was at first, and is still vulgarly, held in dread, chiefly as operating through the acts of the public authorities. But reflecting persons perceived that when society is itself the tyrant — society collectively over the separate individuals who compose it — [...]