The Daily Loper – September 10, 2007

Posted by Lopy in The Daily Loper on Sep 10, 2007

My Knees Hurt. No They Don’t. Edition

Todays links of interest:

Second Life Versus Kittens: A Clear Loss
Possibly the greatest Second Life blog post ever.
‘High School Musical’ star nude online
Well, now they have a natural plotline for the third installment.
Still Married, With Children, but in Russian
This is exactly why Communism needed to die.

Apple iPod Touch Calendar Can’t "Add" Appointments: Why, and What’s Else is Being Crippled?
As soon as this thing is released the hardware hackers will have a field day.
Nerdy Teenage Boys Define the Zitgeist Of Summer ‘07
Get it? "Zitgeist"?
Pitchfork Gives Music 6.8
That’s actually a bit higher than we would have predicted. However, as is explained in the review: "In the end, though music can be brilliant at times, the whole medium comes off as derivative of Pavement."
Kid Rock, Tommy Lee Rock ‘n’ Brawl at VMAs
At least *something* interesting happened during the VMA’s last night.
Dunder Mifflin: A Micro-Cap Regional Paper and Office Supply Distributor
Dunder Mifflin launches its new corporate website. Check out the employment opportunities if you live in the Scranton area, or you’re willing to relocate.

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