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Chad Vader

1 Comment 26 January 2007

I found this gem on YouTube a while back. Chad Vader: Day Shift Manager. Haven’t you always wondered what if Darth Vader was the shift manager at a grocery store? I know I have! And now we can all see.For the other episodes… Episode 2Episode 3Episode 4Episode 5 Send to Facebook

Film

DVDpedia

2 Comments 26 January 2007

If you’re like me and have a large DVD library from which friends are always borrowing movies and you use a Macintosh, then you might want to check out DVDpedia. I found this little gem a few weeks ago and I absolutely love it. The initial setup was great, it was able to use my [...]

Books, God Stuff

Most Important Theology Books in Past 25 years!

7 Comments 24 January 2007

Eric Lee tagged me to put up my list of best books of theology published in the past 25 years. This is the criteria: Name three (or more) theological works from the last 25 years (1981-2006) that you consider important and worthy to be included on a list of the most important works of theology [...]

Life

Hiccups

3 Comments 19 January 2007

Yesterday I suffered from 6 or 7 rounds of hiccups. Each time it began anew someone would offer their advice for curing my ailment. I’m not sure if you have noticed this, but when people give advice for curing hiccups they are instantly transported back into time, roughly around the year 1249, when draining someone [...]

TV

Do You Like 24?

10 Comments 16 January 2007

I recently saw the 2nd 5 hour episode of the new season of 24 which plays 9 times a day back to back to back on the new 24 network formerly known as FOX or some such thing. Part of me expected to actually like the show despite all my nay-saying over the years about [...]

Politics

(The Forgotten) MLK Jr.

1 Comment 15 January 2007

It wasn’t until college that I met the forgotten Martin Luther King Jr. Like everyone else I had met the civil rights leader in grade school, learning about him in history texts and on MLK Jr. day. This man was so monumentally popular in US history, held up as a saint who helped make racial [...]