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The CotY series took a lot out of me so you don't get much of a post today.

My sole relevant comment about the impending holiday is that I have never been a huge fan of New Year's Eve. It is Amateur Night, the one night per year on which people who never go out and can't hold their liquor decide to go out and attempt to hold a lot of liquor. It has never been my dream to be killed in an auto accident by some 43 year old from the suburbs who got shitcanned on three Appletini's at TGI Friday's and decided to drive the minivan home.

Plus, the added social pressure of doing something really super fun on this evening only lessens the chances of super fun actually being had.
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I'll have more to say in the near future about the economic outlook for 2009, but let's go ahead and assume that it's a bad sign when state governments have to start asking Uncle Sam for emergency loans to pay unemployment benefits.

My take on 2008 points to one person as the overwhelming favorite for the coveted and third annual Ginandtacos.com Cocksucker of the Year Award. I should point out in advance that Joe Lieberman, the 2007 CotY, is ineligible. Like the Heisman Trophy, I feel like the CotY should be spread around and not handed to the same candidate repeatedly. Let's be honest, I could give it to Lieberman every year and it'd be hard to criticize the choice.

I regret giving Holy Joe the award in 2007 because he was practically begging for this year, but fortunately these twelve months offered a cornucopia of candidates whose exploits match his toe-to-toe.

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In fact, there are so many "winners" this year that I will give out second- and third-place trophies to the finalists who just missed the gold medal. I'll concoct some sort of prize if anyone guesses the top three candidates.

Perhaps you've seen Apple's ad campaign touting the newest generation of MacBooks as the greenest laptops ever made. While I suppose I should be happy that a high-volume seller is utlizing less irresponsible technology in its manufacture, do we really need to further stroke the ego of the average Apple fanboy?

Rumors abound of a next-gen iMac powered entirely by its user's smugness and sense of self-satisfaction.
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I strongly recommend reading comments on TownHall.com columns. Anything about teh gays brings out the real comedy gold. To wit:

Along with many others, I've blacklisted Hollywood! No more movies, concerts, talk shows, etc. Reading is truly a wonderful thing. For news, I turn on FOX NEWS, or check out the Drudge report. I have blocked CNN, NBC, MSNBC, CBS and ABC from my TV because I don't feel safe listening to them. I sincerely believe that, if there was an imminent threat to the US that didn't bode well for Mr. Obama, none of the above stations would report it. I've lost that much faith.
As for the Prop 8, I've about had it! I've watched violent, childish, pathetic behavior from the Gays and Lesbians. They've lost me as a supporter for many reasons. If they want 'Unions'…let them have 'Unions'. But, I am now questioning their ability to raise children, given their behavior during the past month.

I used to get angry at this kind of cretin, but now it's simply funny. I feel like Woody Harrelson in No Country for Old Men, calmly asking them if they have any idea how insane they are.

Does anyone have experience with the new (at least on the consumer electronics market) solid-state hard drives? Now that they have predictably plunged from $600 to $150, I am thinking about self-gifting one as a replacement for the OEM 5400rpm shitball that came with my laptop.

The advantages in speed, access time, quietude, and power consumption of a drive with no moving parts are all obvious. Does it entail a trade-off in durability or longevity?

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I get the distinct impression that these things are going to obsolete existing HD designs in very short order, although the fact that defragging (which most OS are set to do automatically at some interval) destroys SSDs will probably delay their widespread acceptance.
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The Black Table has a step-by-step instructional essay (with dozens of photos) entitled "The Road to Turducken." I'm not going to lie to you, it's really pretty gross.

Strong stomach required.

That website is awesome, btw. I've previously linked to their tutorial on making prison wine. Check it out again if you need a refresher course.

Ahh, Thanksgiving. I prefer to celebrate it the classic American way – watching the Detroit Lions lose by 30, eating until everything goes white, seeing relatives I don't like, and distributing smallpox-covered blankets.