Worth the pain?

Now That’s What I Call A Tattoo

Hardcore fans have to go for it. After a second or so I had second thoughts on my decision to order that tattoo for me at my trusted tattoo shop (trust and tattoo shop mentioned  in one sentence). Thus, I now consider having it sprayed since I might get tired of the Spidey suit.

Also, this reminds me that I need to watch the Spidey 3 movie since I sort of missed out on it last summer (2007).

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There are certain signs that can tell you whether or not you’re in a healthy condition or relation to something you like in life. Signs suggesting that you need to get over the Web 2.0 addiction of yours, to stop taking your online life too seriously and to get a life are listed in joyoftech.com’s comic called Signs You May Need to Get A New Life. In case you feel like ticking all options and failed to find a Gmail-ish “Select All” button, it might already be too late, my dear friend. For you out there in desperate need of this button, I altruistically provide one. Take the test after the jump.

American teenage subcultures are featured in the majority of American teenage movies. As a result, teenage movies are loaded with stereotypes. We’ve seen American Pie, we’ve watched Mean Girls and most Europeans love to watch American TV productions. You name them. Shows and movies dealing with teenage troubles automatically are set in a world that is divided into social groups, the so-called cliques.

American High Schools evoke stereotypes in our heads, don’t they?

Today being 3/14 (American date format) I am happy to announce that Phil’s Blogging is going to hold π Day Celebrations. Here some facts about this oh so mathematically holy day:

• The π Second will strike on March 14 at 1:59:26 pm. Make sure you take in a solemn position!
• The π Approximation (Annäherung) Day is considered to be 22/7 (European Format - yep, that’s July 22), since 22/7 roughly equals π. The π Approximation Day comes second (in measures of “importance”) after π Day on March 14.