Today my iBook is sad
Jef Raskin, creator of the Macintosh, has died.
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Jef Raskin, creator of the Macintosh, has died.

First there was the Doraemon iPod mini. (Note: Doraemon is a robot cat with no ears who is afraid of mice.) Now there’s a limited-edition Hello Kitty/BE@RBRICK iPod mini set coming out in April. Sometimes I feel like I’m drowning in the kawaii.
Now … somebody come out with a Gloomy Bear iPod and I’m there. Raaar!
I have decided to leave this evil trade and try my hand at being the VP of the CMT Dukes of Hazzard Institute, where I will get paid six figures to watch the show, scratch my ass, write a blog about the show and sing the theme song. I think you also have to sign a contract which states you will spank it to old posters of Catherine Bach at least twice a week.
I think I have a pretty good chance … but then again I’m fairly confident anybody from Joplin would be qualified for the job. However, I used to have the Dukes lunchbox and how cool would it be to blog about the ultimate backwards-ass inbreds show from Tokyo? Of course, I’d fly in for Dukesfest.
Guh guh guh — I love it, I love it.

A Tokyo bar that serves drinks by any means necessary.