There are many relatives to the bird this blog is named after in the ratite bird family (a family of large flightless birds). This group consists of:
The Rhea:
The Emu:
The Moa (extinct 1500 CE):
The Elephant Bird (extinct 1500 CE):
(Elephant Bird Egg (left) compared to ostrich egg (right) compared to hand):
The Kiwi:
All the preceding were related to the beloved Struthio Camelus (Ostrich).
This has been your daily dose of ostrich education.
The Ostrich Blog
Your Daily Dose of Ostrich Education
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Saturday, January 2, 2010
My Favorite Twitter Logo
Just thought I'd like to share this logo. This is Allison Sheridan's twitter logo. She is Part of the Mac Roundtable Podcast and hosts her own podcast, the NosillaCast Podcast.
F-Cat
F-Cat
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Are You Tired Yet?
This picture was at the end of a list of 15 questions Google might ask a job applicant during an interview. The title of this post was the caption on the picture. I think it does the picture justice.
Here is a link to the questions, they are kind of cool.
www.businessinsider.com/15-google-interview-questions-that-will-make-you -feel-stupid-2009-11
F-Cat
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Saturday, October 10, 2009
MAGIC BULLET REUNION SHOW
They're back!
Join Mick, Mimi, and all the rest in a sequel to what has been the number one infomercial since 2003.
- A-Fox
Join Mick, Mimi, and all the rest in a sequel to what has been the number one infomercial since 2003.
- A-Fox
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Anti-Stab knife
Today I was reading an old issue of the Bangkok Post Guru magazine. It talked of an anti-stab knife developed in the UK, which would work fine for chopping carrots and such, but has a rounded point and is designed to snag on clothing, making it rather difficult to stab someone. My question is, wouldn’t someone know if they're gonna stab someone that this knife isn't the best for the job? It probably says in big bold letters "Anti-stab" right on the packaging. No would be stabber would be stupid enough to buy it.
On another, different note, I went to see Harry Potter 6 in BKK today. It was OK, and there was a tribute to the king before the previews played.
F-Cat
On another, different note, I went to see Harry Potter 6 in BKK today. It was OK, and there was a tribute to the king before the previews played.
F-Cat
Thursday, July 9, 2009
In Need of Human Company
Now I like a new operating system as much as the next person. And I'm rather excited for the Google Chrome OS, but perhaps Mr. Buchanan here is a bit too excited, this is what he wrote on Gizmodo.com
"Google. Chrome. OS. Just reading that makes my pants tingle"
Maybe he should visit a therapist.
F-Cat
"Google. Chrome. OS. Just reading that makes my pants tingle"
Maybe he should visit a therapist.
F-Cat
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Who Needs a Lake?
I wonder what this man was hoping to find, and what he was going to do with his catch. What exactly is he doing that's illegal?
F-Cat
F-Cat
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Why Windows 7 Came Out So Fast
"I wasn't sure exactly why everyone was so angry at Windows Vista until I actually tried to use it for an actual, real-world reason. This god dang thing sucks, y'all. It's like somebody just took a good-lookin' car that ran good and there was nothing wrong with it, and they came in and screwed a bunch of fancy-looking crap to it and redid the wiring so none of the gauges or lights work. They put some fancy, spinny rims on it but crap gets stuck in them and the tires go flat all the time. And then it assumes you're an idiot so it constantly ask you things like "are you sure you want to change the radio station?" Oh look, the cupholder just broke off because the radio is too shiny."
- Jeffrey Rowland
- Jeffrey Rowland
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Week 1
So its been about a week. I'm safely in Kanchanaburi. I've been to the Bridge over the River Kwae, and the memorial next to it. It was quite interesting.I also went to a statue of the King Narai the Great, the king of Thailand 400 years ago. The king was mounted on an elephant, and around the area, there were many statues of chickens in various sizes. There was also a pagoda from the time period. I am having a great time here and I'm very happy.
On a completely separate note, I was video-chatting with A-Fox on oovoo, and this banner ad appeared on the bottom of the screen:
Hoping all is well,
F-Cat
On a completely separate note, I was video-chatting with A-Fox on oovoo, and this banner ad appeared on the bottom of the screen:
Hoping all is well,
F-Cat
Saturday, May 16, 2009
F-Cat's Thai Escapades
This is the first in a series that will be continually updated through March 2010. I have decided to spend a year in Thailand, and I will be frequently reporting back about my time there. I am currently on a layover at Tokyo/Narita airport waiting for my connection to Bangkok. The Japanese ministry of health boarded all planes from the US to make sure noone had Swine Flu.
Updates to come.
F-Cat
Updates to come.
F-Cat
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Is There Something Wrong Here?
Something tells me he really didn’t mind doing his friend the favor.
F-Cat
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Lots of Talent...But Too Much Free TIme
I'd much rather have made these in Home&Careers rather than a smiley face or stupid alligator whose head never stayed attached.
F-Cat
F-Cat
Monday, December 22, 2008
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