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Tuesday July 11, 2006
07:47 PM
Julian Cash is a genius.
You may know Julian Cash as that guy who takes the cool OSCON photos. Which is enough to qualify for genius.
But that's not enough, oh no.
The fucker mailed me a ball.
No packaging. No box. Just a ball.
He stamped and addressed a ball.
INGENIOUS!
And if you look closely, the address is written backwards on the opposite side. You have to look through the ball to read it.
DOUBLE GENIUS!
(Also, I love the USPS for delivering a ball)
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because that's exactly how much difference there is. :-)
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Julian's balls (Score:2)
I went to the PO box and found the key to the locker, figuring it was some O'Reilly giveaways or something. And I went and opened it, and there's a ball in there that barely fit. It's crazy!
He is crazy insane!
--
xoa
Re:Julian's balls (Score:2)
-- ask bjoern hansen [askbjoernhansen.com], !try; do();
Re:Julian's balls (Score:2)
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xoa
Balls all around (Score:2)
my ball (Score:2)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36521986400@N01/188483471/ [flickr.com]
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36521986400@N01/188483453/ [flickr.com]
--
xoa
I got a *dinosaur* from Julian (Score:1)
"Some people attract them more than others," said his dad, flashing me a glance.
My son stops. He looks at me, he looks at his dad, he looks at me, he looks at his dad, he looks at me, he looks at his dad.
His dad says, "Hey! What are you trying to say?"
My s
Re: (Score:2)