So I'm watching what was by far one of the most interesting House episodes in a long time today and it stuck me that although the medical plot was excellent, the whole travel plot made about zero sense.
The show is set in Princeton, NJ, a few minutes from Trenton. Growing up about 30 minutes south of Trenton, I know it's about a 45-60 minute ride to the Philly airport, and probably about the same to Newark.
So tell me, why on earth would you FLY to Baltimore?
Baltimore's probably a 2 1/2, 3 hour drive from Princeton. So why would you drive an hour to the airport, only to deal with the travel headaches of the airports? If anything you take the train. It would be like flying from Columbus to Detroit or Pittsburgh or Indy. It is asinine.
Most people around here debate it when it hits about 5-6 hours. Chicago for example. If the flights weren't so inexpensive, most people would drive it because the time benefit isn't there from the flight.
They should have made him fly out to Boston or Atlanta. Someplace realistic in terms of wanting to fly.
Semi-Random thoughts on life, computers, sports, and what not....but mostly programming.
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
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Cool CPU with Cooking Oil
Strip Out The Fans, Add 8 Gallons of Cooking Oil | Tom's Hardware
Leave it too a bunch of German Geeks to use cooking oil as a coolant for a computer.
Extremely Geeky. Read the whole thing
Leave it too a bunch of German Geeks to use cooking oil as a coolant for a computer.
Extremely Geeky. Read the whole thing
Alito Is a Ska Fan
BREITBART.COM - NOTEBOOK: Alito Is a Springsteen Fan
Yeah yeah, it says Springsteen fan. However the truest mark of a man is the ability to appreciate truly creative music.
Any guy who attends a ska festival is OK in my book. You meet a lot of interesting people at a ska show. Much more interesting than your standard crap...or your formerly good band that "sold out" or "made it big".
Regardless, someone send the man some late 90s pop ska as a good luck for his confirmation hearing.
Yeah yeah, it says Springsteen fan. However the truest mark of a man is the ability to appreciate truly creative music.
Any guy who attends a ska festival is OK in my book. You meet a lot of interesting people at a ska show. Much more interesting than your standard crap...or your formerly good band that "sold out" or "made it big".
Regardless, someone send the man some late 90s pop ska as a good luck for his confirmation hearing.
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