We have the makings of a new cult franchise.

This is BNN correspondent Bitscape, peporting LIVE from Lincoln, NE!

My keyboard adventures were already documented in the content collective, so I won't bother writing about the whole thing again here. The spare cheapo keyboard I am using now sucks, but it beats nothing. One of these days, I'll have to try to find another good one.

While millions of clueless Windows users spread their viruses and worms, I mostly stand around on the sidelines and yawn. Except when one of them throws a bunch of crap at (or through, as the case may be with mail servers) at a box I have root on. Then I... Well, actually I yawn at that too. Ho hum.

Bitscape's 523rd Free Time Hypothesis: Regardless of how much free time one actually has, the average amount of time available to do "stuff I've been meaning to get around to" approaches an asymptote of 0.

Oh dear. I've been doing nothing but watching Alias episodes for the past... 8+ hours? This is craziness.

Visited $mentor[0] today. We hiked a good hike. I brought some of my bean dip, and we ate it. (I seem to be on a continuing quest to spread my bean dip to everyone I come into contact with. Bean dip for all!)

Today, I made another giant pot of bean dip. Spiced to perfection.

Readers with long memories and sharp attention spans might recall that a couple of weeks ago, Bitscape was so impressed with some of the music he had downloaded from a P2P network, after hearing a few samples of the artist on a now defunct radio station, he decided to purchase a complete high quality legal copy of the music online.

Hmmmm... Since the last rambling....

Circa 20 minutes ago, I went to Best Buy thinking I'd probably just get the Xena set, since I am on a very limited budget these days, and spending more than $100 in a single week on dvds would psychologically qualify as "excessive".

Lo, ye content, how have I forsaken thee?