Showing posts with label Automobiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Automobiles. Show all posts

03 June 2005

Who's knocking on the door?

    The 'Net is a waste of time, and that's exactly what's right about it.
      William Gibson
The latest way I've found to waste time is look through the statitistics of who's visiting my blog. If you're going for that comment link to tell me how you've been collecting stats for years, etc., etc., and I'm so behind the curve, I know already, so save it.

Lucky for me, there aren't a ton of visitors (Unlike the wildly popular Center of NJ Life.)There are a few, though, and my favorites are the search queries. It's nice to know that I'm not the only guy on the Internet interested in GE's hybrid locomotive ("ge hybrid locomotive regenerative") and the "maryland house rest area".

But my all time favorite is "pimped out chevy cavalier", for which I am the number one item on Google. See for yourself....

Update: I'm no longer number one! How did that happen? I wonder if this blog entry has, in some way, tipped the scale?

06 May 2005

Stuck in traffic

    Counting the cars on the New Jersey Turnpike,
    They've all gone to look for America
      Simon and Garfunkle
I wish I was on the New Jersey Turnpike. I am 7.1 miles north of the Maryland House rest area on I-95, just past a bridge labeled MD Route 155. I'm blogging now thanks to the USB modem cable on my cell phone. I admit, I'm doing this mostly because I can, geek that I am. However, it's one more way to kill time while I sit, engine off, waiting....

I just openned the sun roof and, standing on the seat, could see no sign of movement. There is an interesting person in a pimped out Chevy Cavalier who is talking to his friends on the bullhorn he has installed under the hood. There is person in a Honda insight enjoying his big battery as he reads. I'm saving gas myself, having turned off the engine ten minutes ago....

Ah well, back to H.M.S. Surprise. They've just seen an albatross. This can't be good.

01 April 2005

The right to motor genuinely

    The deft criminals rely on ignorance and a lack of common sense. The extremely near-sighted are especially vulnerable.
      Counter Counterfeit Commission
I know it's stealth advertising. I know I'm a biased MINI owner. But I just love this site.