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There’s alot of color noise, but I like how it came out. Beer on!

dc

Took a quick trip up the coast to scout out the beach house rental for Shana’s 30th. WOW! What a kick ass place. The only two complaints are:

- It’s a townhouse.
- It’s not on the beach.

But to address the latter, it’s not on the beach, but it’s probably 300 - 500 feet above the ocean! The pics in the Scouting Trip Gallery are about half way up to the house!

And naturally the M3 is the star of the gallery

dc

Ever get an article link sent to you from a friend, but as you click to read it, you get prompted to fill out a registration sign-up form, that must be completed before you can read the article? Of course, happens all the time. And of course it only takes a moment to sign up, but if I was to count the number of site registrations I’ve entered… well you get the idea. It’s the repetitive nature of these that gets annoying.

Well be annoyed no more, use a login/password that’s already in the system! Bugmenot.com is a database of usernames and passwords that you can use as your own. I’ve already used it twice today!

dc

Sounds like I missed a great party, we’ll have to double our efforts next time we’re together

As Dad is about to move to the next step in his career, keep an eye on the official Dell Crouch website and blog for developments!

dc

Sniff Petrol is the equivalent of the Onion for automotive related news. Excellent reading as usual and the Crazy Dave Coultard section is not to be missed!

dc

I’m constantly kicking myself for not thinking of something that could bring in a few extra bucks a month that’s web related. Some of these websites hardly feature anything in-depth, but they’re interesting. And each of the pages has banners that generate cash. For instance, some of my favorites:

Hot or Not - As soon as you click a rating, another victim is displayed for your approval. Curiously addictive, and each page displayed has banners. The first time I visited the site, I was probably on it for 15-20 minutes clicking away. I’ll bet others spend far more time than that. I wonder how much this site generates for the owner…

Wheresgeorge - A website that lets you enter the serial number off dollar bills for tracking. The bill gets marked with the web address, and the next person who notices, enters where they got the bill and can check out the history of the bill. A low maintenance site with banners that is again curiously addictive to check out.

You get the idea. Seems like a clever little diversion that could earn beer money with little effort.

dc