beer planet

Thanks for another broken window, asshole. What are the odds of having 2 break-ins in 2 weeks? Same window. Damage done: $165. Stuff stolen: $15. FU.        

The official car of the Beer Planet got pwned today, even though it was parked in direct light at Milla's house with a surveillance camera pointed a few feet away. I'm now 1 window, radar detector, and ipod poorer.

Thanks for stealing my GPS charger, you asshole, after not taking the GPS itself, I'm sure you will find great use for it. I don't keep the GPS in my car, so if you ever want to break in again based solely on the GPS charger attached to the windshield, just don't. Don't waste your time.

    

Updated: September 21st, 2006

Today at work Ahmad (funniest mofo the world's ever seen) mentioned a couple of funny names of the real people he once knew. One of them was Sheik Mahboob, which sent me rolling on the floor for at least 3 minutes, the other one being something like Doug Zheet. Then Erin finished me off with Ho Ng (pronounced Hoeing), at which point the day was over cause nobody could continue working.

Updated: July 23rd, 2006

Update: And I'm back!

I'm finally done here and I'm coming back to the States. Can't wait.

I've had some great times here with the guys at Blinkx as well as Autonomy at work, local pubs, and restaurants. I'm looking forward to seeing Matt, Sergio, and Andy who are going to the US for a month or two.

That is all for now, the taxi is picking me up at 6:30am, so I am pulling an all-nighter until then. See you all in California.

Updated: July 15th, 2006

So a couple of days ago I finally visited London. The train from Cambridge takes about 1h15m, and the roundtrip ticket only costs 13 pounds due to some promotion. I ended up walking around a lot and taking the hop on - hop off tour bus. One day is obviously not enough to see all of London but it allowed me to see lots of famous things without entering them.

Here are the pictures: 2006.07.08.London.

And here are some videos: