I found a quiz from someone’s MySpace profile. It asks some questions not related to cars but to your personality and tells you what kind of sports car you are. Below is what I ended up with. It’s pretty fitting since it’s my favorite car.

I’m a Chevrolet Corvette!

You’re a classic - powerful, athletic, and competitive. You’re all about winning the race and getting the job done. While you have a practical everyday side, you get wild when anyone pushes your pedal. You hate to lose, but you hardly ever do.
Take the Which Sports Car Are You? quiz.

I donated blood for the first time ever today. Not a bad experience at all. The worst part was the waiting. No woozieness, light headedness or other symtoms that I’ve heard about. I just got in my car and drove away.
I figured I could use all the good karma I can get. Plus donating blood reduces the risk of heart attack in middle aged men. And depletes excessive Iron stores, which I’m sure I have since I eat red meat every chance I get. I recommend it to anyone, you’ll at least have a supply if you ever get seriously injured and need blood.

What Edmunds.com says

A standard Z06 is already a street legal race car. Adding another 100 horsepower seems like overkill.

Isn’t it cool! 

I’ve started to work on web redesign projects for outside clients again. I haven’t worked for myself in awhile. Now the work is easier to do with all the great frameworks available and all the browsers catching up with enough css standards to efficiently create css based design. Check out two of my new projects at http://buckrobinson.com/ne/ and http://www.sportingwood.org. Both are under current development, both are dynamic CMS, and both are developed using the cakephp framework.

Be sure to check out the cues at SportingWood.org. Rob (the cue craftsman) made me a cue to my specs. Very nice! I interchange it with my Predator constantly. He’s going make a new shaft for it as well from a Predator blank. Relatively inexpensive cues at very meticulous and high quality. Enough of my plug for my client.