Gamestop unsolicited voicemail messages asking for used Zelda: Twilight Princess for the Wii

Gamestop wants to buy your used games. They want them bad. Now they have started calling customers who have placed pre-orders asking to buy the game back. These messages are unsolicited, and should not be allowed. Isn’t it bad enough that every time you walk into their stores they bother you about pre-orders and buying your used games? Now they will call you at home too. In this voicemail they call us and ask to buy back our copy of Twilight Princess for the Nintendo Wii.

Here is the audio, click play to listen to the voicemail:

UPDATE: Audio/Video now works!

Sarah Goldberg from American Idol learns how to sing

Remeber American phsycho Sarah Goldberg on Ameican Idol completely losing her mind after she was told that she couldn’t be an idol because she couldn’t sing? It looks like The Morning Show decided to give her some singing lessons..

How is it possible that she’s actually worse now? She scares me.

(Via: sarahgoldberg.net)

Video: Microsoft Vista Speech Recognition Tested - Perl Scripting

So how good is the speech recognition software in the brand new Microsoft Vista anyway? Lets say for a second that you were able to successfully install MS Vista in your computer and you got it running. Now you want to test out the new features, one of them being this great speech recognition. Well, writting a simple document is just boring - so why not try to write an extremely short Perl script instead?

This Perl script would take around 20 seconds to write by typing it out.. So, seriously - It shouldn’t take more than 2, 3 or maybe even 5 minutes to write this Perl script using the Vista speech recognition, even while you are learning how to it, right?

Here is the video:

“delete if someone if someone delete the symbolism of the month of” - LOL

(Via: JWZ)

Anthony from The Opie and Anthony Show installs Windows Vista

Anthony from The Opie and Anthony Show on XM Radio and Free FM was excited to get the new Microsoft Windows Vista on his computer. He picked up his copy of Vista on the night of its release, and went home to install it on his brand new high end “Vista Ready” Dell PC.

Unfortunately the install didn’t go as planned as his hardware(very high end NVidia) was found to be incompatible with Vista, but not until the whole install process was almost complete and he was greeted with the ever-so-popular Blue Screen Of Death.

Here is a quick video of Anthony “installing” Windows Vista after troubleshooting his issue for a few hours: