John G. Ueltzhoeffer Theatre Autostitch
- William Hartz
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Uploaded on Oct 11, 2009
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Why was Santa Claus just taking a picture of the Naked Cowboy? Only in NY.
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Uploaded on Sep 29, 2009
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Revenge is a dish best served cold
Also beneficial to the process is a disproportional level of excessiveness in regards to the payment for crimes rendered.
For example:
Armando has a slight fetish with sending out, via SMS, a semi-large paragraph dealing with advanced theories in music. He believes this to be funny as no one but he, being a music major, understands or cares in the slightest what it has to say or mean. To the normal cellular phone with little more capabilities than "phone," this is an issue insomuch as the size of the text produces about a dozen or so separate messages. This, however, is not so on iPhone, which I happen to have, and due to its advanced SMS capabilities, Armando's shenanigans are but a slight annoyance.
And so it was tonight that the Dillo would strike again with his harmonic gibberish. I was on the receiving end of this attack, and, feeling sorry for the others receiving and wanting to teach Armando a lesson, I employed a few techniques of my own and copied the entire source code base for Google (which is quite lengthy and un-understandable to the common reader) and sent it back. For me it was one text sent. To Armando, it was about 50 incoming SMS messages. Shortly after my reply there was a call on my phone from the Dillo, begging and pleading with me to stop with desperation in his voice, and promising never to cause such mischief again.
Mission accomplished.
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Uploaded on Sep 27, 2009
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Doesn't quite look it, but it was definitely "red sky in morning" today.
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Uploaded on Sep 22, 2009
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If you could text God one question...
We "broke in" the Liberty's lobby HDTV this week at The Bridge. We wanted to ask the kids the question, "If you could text God one question, what would it be?" We're going to use their questions as our basis for the different topics and themes that we will be discussing throughout the year.
We used a free account on polleverywhere.com to create a poll for the kids to text their response to and, via the magic of the Internets, their questions were displayed on the screen seconds after, live for all to see.
It was a pretty impressive technology to introduce and a fun way to use the TV for the first time.
In addition, the questions we got were pretty amazing. There were lots of ideas stemming from areas of deep pain and confusion. It was a time of real transparency and raw honesty, and it was incredible.
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Uploaded on Sep 18, 2009
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