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Dennis' uncle, Wayne, has a kitten that seems to be a described terror, but she's really nice when he's not around. Incidentally, he named the kitten Chaos.

I'm being stupid and bored at work - a deadly combination!! Ever see those New VR TV commercials? Well, I decided to make my own. It's actually boring, but at least you get an idea as to what they're all about. Stupid.

It's not a button, it's a fridge magnet! Beeping sound effect by me. We put it on the giant fridge in the kitchen, and everytime I see it, I want to fake-press it. And make a beeping sound effect. And pretend that the world resets.

Mom is frying a dish from our menu, Singapore Fried Rice Noodles. She's just adding bean sprouts to the wok... or is she? A shocking secret ingredient! (Not really, just my overactive imagination and ominous narration).

One foggy morning, I was driving to work and observed that it was so foggy out, I had to take a video. It kinda reminded me of Silent Hill without the falling ash, so I edited it and tossed in The Day Of Night from Silent Hill 2 (and from the 2006 movie adaptation). Scaaary!

The Staples Easy Button again! This time, I decided to have some fun and dub in an old school phrase I used to record on all the gadgets at RadioShack back in the day. Dennis and Chad, remember this?

My official Staples Easy Button! The GCI guy bought these for everybody involved in a VOIP project we were working on, and for some strange reason, some of them went missing, but mine is still around! Is it a gadget? Is it a novelty?

A little tour through my office at work, into the core room, and finally into the server room. You'll notice all the extra security we have - fingerprint sensor on my office door, and keypad security on the core room and server room doors. We have several 1U servers, many of them running VM ESX, a BladeCenter with 6 Blade servers, a Netapp appliance providing 8 TB of storage for all the plant sites in town, two Sun servers for payroll data, and an offsite backup storage with a 70 tape library (not shown in

My bud, Dennis, acting like a fool in the pool! He was posing for some pictures, but he didn't know that I was actually taking a video. Gotcha, bitch!

I bought a new cat toy for the cat, and he seemed to like it. Unfortunately, after seeing how enthusiastic he was at trying to kill the toy, I pulled out the phone and it was already too late - he was a bit more subdued. Plus, filming while dangling a cat toy isn't easy and I missed the shot where he leapt up to swipe at the toy. Curses!

Taking the cat for a walk. I swear, the cat is male! It's David and Marina's fault for giving him a PINK leash! I'm still waiting for the explanation.

EDIT: Apparently, they bought a pink leash to match his pink ears and nose. Wha?

David and Marina's cat. I took a video of him lazing around in the apartment while I was watching him while they were on vacation. Isn't he fluffy?

Inside Famous Players on the corner of Metcalfe and Sainte Catherine. It was huge. We went to watch Blades of Glory. Hilarious movie!

Picking up Jennilee. This time around, Eugene knew where to go. We even had a spontaneous performance. Watch, laugh, enjoy.

On the way to pick up Jennilee in Old Montreal. Little problem - Eugene forgot which street it was. As you can tell, he was a little frustrated.

Live footage of the hockey game between the Canadiens and the Bruins.

Our little anecdote on Mr. Ding Philosophy, as told by Eugene (because he tells it better than any of our family members, including me).

Parking stalls on Saint-Laurent. The one cool thing I liked about Montreal was the parking stalls downtown. When you saw these blue posts, they signified paid parking. Once parked, you would go to the nearest parking meter and pay for parking in advance. No parking tickets to put in the windshield either. Neat.

Driving from Saint-Urbain to Saint-Antoine, and finally onto Saint-Laurent. A lot of driving. All just to go to a guitar shop Eugene saw.