Well, it appears my brother is a criminal. I can't say I'm suprised. I guess I've always known ever since that time we free-based outside a synagogue...

Okay that's not true, but it could be.

That brings me to the next point, technology and it's effect on human beings. In my line of work, I deal with aggrivating technology on a daily basis and work yesterday was no different. If you've ever dealt with password encrypted PDFs, you know exactly what I'm talking about. Somehow having the tools to do something, but not being able to do it just makes people go crazy. Beyond that, my computer's been in the shop for a week and managed to crap out after I spent the better part of my free time in the course of a week scanning in pictures for my sister's birthday, only to try to show the slideshow to my brother-in-law and have the thing note even be able to start up.

The moral of the story of course is to wear leather clothing and live in rural Kentucky.