I got my haircut for the halloween costume you see and I had it for a few months after that. I walked into my job the next day and no one said anything. I'm not sure whether it was because I had only been working there a couple months so no one knew me well enough to comment on it, or if I'm the type of person people expect to have Billy Ray Cyrus hair.

So I've continued watching the show and it continued to get better as they eliminated people. I even got my GF into it (she is rooting for Abby, I think mainly because they share a few personality traits). Part 1 of the finale aired on Friday, and before they filmed it they sent the 3 finalists home for 2 months and had them each create an original web comic series. The results are pretty great IMO (I don't think any of you do, but if you care about spoilers stop here): http://penny-arcade.com/strip-search/spoilers/finale

I'm not sure who I am rooting for anymore.

To be more clear I wasn't sold on it when they were funding it through kickstarter. The first couple episodes were better than I expected (though I will admit I was mainly watching because I was expecting a train wreck) so I kept watching.

The show has gotten better with each episode. Even the episode with Scott Kurtz was well done, and I hate that guy much more than is necessarily rational. I feel like they also made some pretty good picks for the contestants.

I'm a pretty patient man though, and I have a lot of free time in the evenings so take all this with a grain of salt. Each episode is about 20 min long, BTW.

I hear ya, but I'm still stuck on pies. I love them way more than cake.

Nope, not British. Born and raised in the states.

Did you take the snowmobiles into yellowsrone? I really want to rent one and go on a midnight trip to a local hot springs. It is 10 miles down an unplowed road that is inaccessible to wheeled vehicles from November through June.

This is most definitely the funniest fake menu I've ever read: http://guysamericankitchenandbar.com

Today I did the same thing I do every day: ski, jump off big rocks, and ski some more. It certainly didn't suck I'll tell you what.


Time to eat a billion tacos, drink a thousand beers, and have a Skype date with that special lady who is currently 600 miles too far.

I've had great luck with okcupid but I feel like that might be because I've only ever used it in cities with a fair amount of people. I also as a rule kept the messaging phase to an absolute minimum. Two or three back and forth, then set up something casual. Drinks, coffee or maybe lunch in a park (if the girl likes to bike. Then if we click we can just go for a ride somewhere else). I can tell pretty much within a couple minutes of meeting in person whether this is something I would want to pursue further.

Jeez writing this all out makes me feel like I used the site way too much and I am some kind of creeper with a system.

Anyway, today I got first tracks at 9am in a wind-loaded bowl ( a large, slightly concave face of the mountain) with waist-deep blower (extremely light and fluffy snow). I had a shit-eating grin on my face for the rest of the day at work.