High Five Friday - 6/20/08

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es, I know it's been a while since I've done a High Five Friday, but I have a new Firefox add-on called ReminderFox and now it will remind me every Friday to do it & it will remind me on the 30th of every month to do my EntreCard Link Love posts too! :-)

1. Idiocrasies of the English Language for the "History through Children's Eyes" post.

2. Steven Humour for this post and this post.

3. What Comes Next for this post because I agree with his assessment.

4. Makes you laugh for Cloudy Urine, Sadist Freeway Signs, and Free Speech Rulez.

5. WhyRUStalkingMe for this hilarious post.

6. VideoGum for "Hugh Laurie is Not Like Us" because I gotta give love to anyone who talks about my imaginary lover.

7. Jillian Approved for her post about "What I Should Have Said".

8. Karlonia.com for Axioms & Cliches.

9. Sosuna-o-Lata for Victory is Mine! Girl Power. :-)

Testing out my new Firefox Add-on

Image via WikipediaYesterday, Hugh Laurie was on The Tonight Show. He talked about what he did during the writer's strike (nothing), his new movie "Street Kings" and some other crap.

It wasn't as good as some of the interviews I've seen him give to Jay, but I look forward to his appearance next week on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. I love them both. Hugh always seems more relaxed when he's talking to Craig.

Speaking of Craig, he's hosting the White House Correspondent's Dinner tonight. It's supposed to be on C-Span. It's not on the program guide, but I'm taping C-Span from 8-11pm in hopes of catching it.

Ok.

The new add-on is Zemanta. While you're typing, it finds relevant links & photos for you to include in your post. Then you can click "Apply All" (or whatever) and you don't have to do any of the formatting yourself.



It's all right. I mean, I enjoy not having to look up all the sites and then manually link to them (including target=_blank), but a) I can think of other Hugh Laurie pics I'd rather have & b) I wouldn't send everybody to imdb.com for every fricking link (except the one that's pointing to Wikipedia...)

I can't see using this very often... I suppose we shall see.