http://www.fillingim.com Todd's Blog Mon, 28 Jul 2008 18:47:58 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I've seen a lot of hype online in the last 24 hours about a new search engine called Cuil.com.  They suppose to have a huge number of web pages indexed.  However, performing a simple search for "fillingim" returns ZERO results.  Google returns about 50,000 results for the same search.  So, ... http://www.fillingim.com/2008/07/new-search-engine-fail/ Still a guy's house Originally uploaded by tlfillingim. I just sat my toothbrush on a box of air filter cleaner. http://www.fillingim.com/2008/07/still-a-guys-house/ Now, I love my DVR and dont' watch too many commercials any more but tonight I was watching some Discovery Channel and saw a commercial that I really liked. The song is good and the editing is right on. The song is "Ain't Nothing Wrong With That" by Robert Randolph ... http://www.fillingim.com/2008/07/commercials-that-i-will-watch/ I haven't posted here is a while. Wedding plans are moving at a considerable pace. There are decisions every day. This weekend we watched our first Blu-Ray movie.  I was pretty impressed.  The quality is exceptional.  This is definetly the way to watch movies at home.  I really can't ... http://www.fillingim.com/2008/07/hooray-for-hd/ I asked Paige to marry me last night. We're very excited. Lots of new things to come. http://www.fillingim.com/2008/06/were-engaged/ Bridgestone "Scream" Super Bowl Ad I can't believe I've never seen this commercial. I like it. http://www.fillingim.com/2008/06/scream/ Numb What? Spelling Bee http://www.fillingim.com/2008/06/numb-what/ Steve Martin/Marty Robbins-El Paso [via] http://www.fillingim.com/2008/05/el-paso/ Uncontacted tribe photographed near Brazil-Peru borderThis article says there are 100 "uncontacted" tribes in the world. I think that is kinda cool. http://www.fillingim.com/2008/05/uncontacted-tribe-photographed-near-brazil-peru-border/ Cops: Niles man backs over squad car after getting ticketedWay to go, genius. http://www.fillingim.com/2008/05/not-the-way-to-get-away/