wow, if i get married, i want that! :P:P

The concept of a bear disappearing if you don't pay your bills is an intriguing one...

Is it somehow possible to cut off someone's supply of bear centrally in the event of a billing dispute?

And, if so, does bear come through the wiring, or through the pipes?

Or over the phone?

As I'm feeling neither particularly capitalist or Christian today, I'll wish everyone... to be safe and happy.

Oh, and it's a good thing Toby and Linda aren't planning on getting married any time soon.

That's a lovely picture, shame about the rodent :-p Can't help but wonder why it looks so astonished though.

Will refrain from commenting on the second link lest I say something I'll regret...

Your bear appears to have absconded - looks like somebody hasn't been paying their bills :P

On another image-related note: <linkies>...

(Awaits the obligatory "awww!" or "breakfast!" comments)

Does anyone else find the bear in this picture kinda scary? :P

It's impossible to get bored of this :P *grins widely*

No, don't sexually abuse his NeXT cube, I want to adopt it.

It took a day to get OPENSTEP running under Virtual PC.

A recent OSNews.com article featuring a familiar name...

Also, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the guy who invented the WWW, is coming to Southampton University. I spent a good ten minutes today fantasizing about finding him, running towards him screaming "THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT", killing him so he couldn't do any more damage than he already has, and then stealing his NeXT cube and sexually tormenting it.

Edit: Tim kind of reminds me of Agent Smith.

*huge grin*

Llama Deara Ranch
Llama Deara Ranch is a renewable llama farm with guest facilities, in Medanales village in the Abiquiu region of Northern New Mexico. Located on the Chama River, Abiquiu enjoys the contributions of over two thousand years made by the Native tribes and Pueblo Indians, with Spanish influence via Mexico starting four centuries ago. Modern Northern New Mexico is multicultural, with Hispanic, American Indian, and Anglo residents. For some, the Abiquiu region is the spirit center of New Mexico. Llama Deara can provide a home base to explore the Land of Enchantment via Taos, Santa Fe, the Santuario de Chimayo, and the Abiquiu landscape made famous by Georgia O’Keeffe. The ranch covers four acres that extend to the banks of the Chama River, with its spectacular views beyond. The land is graced with a small herd of llamas, vegetable gardens, pastures, and meditation spots.

This is their website

wow, this hurts your eyes! :P

ah, that'll be the 'mexican pirate llama' then will it? :P

I want one.