Camillog The old Camillog
Friday, March 21, 2003
Ouch! My arm!
I used to get a lot more exercise than I do now. I played
volleyball and I worked as a bike messenger until about two
years ago. Since then I guess that the wildest exercise I
have been getting is when I lift a chair from one room into
the other room where the computer is. I have been dancing
though, and that is real good fun, but you don't really work
up a sweat doing that.
Now I have decided to play handball again in the Copenhagen gay sports club PAN-idræt. For those of you (that would be the Americans) that don't know this fine sport, I can explain that it is a lot like soccer, except it's indoors, the field is smaller and you can take the ball up in your hand - OK. It's not at all like soccer. Maybe the picture of the game explains it better. I should probably also say that the game does not give extra points for taking the opponents shirts of.
Anyway, I played this Tuesday and my arm has felt like it's about to fall of ever since. I hereby promise myself that I will never go without exercise for that long again.
2:42 PM | Link | Blah blahs [5]
More on Bush
I know that a good deal of my latest posts have been about Mr. Scrub Bush.
But this one I just could not resist:
Sorry...
2:10 PM | Link | Blah blah [0]
Thursday, March 20, 2003
Real girls eat real meat
I got this really funny link from Jonas. Apparently the
people at The National Cattlemen's Beef Association are
worried that a lot of young girls are vegetarians. Of course
that is not good for sales so they came up with
a dead cool website
to encourage girls to be real girls (and eat beef of
course).
I wonder if they considered targeting the large number of lesbians that are vegetarians. In that case I would advise a slight modification of the site.
9:53 PM | Link | Blah blah [0]
Wednesday, March 19, 2003
Comment movers inc.
Phew! What a job copying all my comments into my own
database! I'm almost done now and it's really boring work,
but the reward is that I, and only I, have complete control
over the little bastards. If any of you out there need a
free commenting system and you have an afternoon to kill
installing it (its PHP and MySQL) and moving old comments,
do send me an email.
11:28 PM | Link | Blah blah [0]
Tuesday, March 18, 2003
While I am copying the old comments to my new commenting system I have removed them from this site, but I guess it's no loss, since they never showed up here anyway.
Be paitient with me, I might just be about to write the best commenting system in the world.
6:02 PM | Link | Blah blahs [51]
That's it!
I am getting really tired of my commenting system. It has worked just fine until now, but it has been gonig all wrong the last month. If you experience the page looking funny these days, then it's because i'm working on my own commenting script.
11:13 AM | Link | Blah blah [0]
Thursday, March 06, 2003
The difficulties of language
I was laughing very hard this morning when I heard all the
fuss about some
pictures taken at Catherine Zeta-Jones' and Michael Douglas' wedding in
2000. The couple had sold the rights to photograph at the wedding to a magazine
that had sold the pictures to other magazines, including a Danish one, without the
right to do so.
Now it turns out that Michael and Catherine are furious that the pictures ended up in a Danish porno-magazine called "Se og Hor". Here the good part starts, because the magazine is really called "Se og Hør" which means "See and listen" in Danish, but because Americans don't have "ø"s they translated "hor" without the slash which means something like adultery or just plain "fuck". That would make the magazines name "see and fuck". The magazine is, although tabloid, not a porno magazine.. I think it takes a little more explicit pictures to qualify as porn.
5:33 PM | Link | Blah blah [0]
Tuesday, March 04, 2003
The ethics of Java programming
I must warn you that this post is very geeky.. I was at a lecture today on
Java and we were talking about a method called clone() - a method that makes
an exact copy of any object. As my thoughts wandered I realized that no one
had really considered what happens when you clone human objects for instance.
What if I had a George Bush object from my dictator class? Would I really want
to clone that?
I suddenly have my doubts about object-oriented programming. Has any one really
discussed the ethics of using clone()?
2:58 PM | Link | Blah blah [0]
Monday, March 03, 2003
Hehe.. Bush - World: 1-0
I couldn't resist posting this link. The George Bush scorecard of
evil really confirms your every suspicion about that guy.
10:50 AM | Link | Blah blah [1]
