Scott Adams just figured out how to solve the Middle East issue...

We've all done it, someone IM's us something and we reply LOL, or LMAO, or ROTFLMAO... maybe even the rare HCTISDFTIJPM*... but rarely is it true.

I just saw Phil mention that Scott Adams posted that he figured out how to solve the problems with all the hostility in the Middle East... and he may be onto something. For me, a honest and true LMAO moment:

Recently we had a heat wave in California. My air conditioner broke because, I assume, it is not designed to operate in hot weather. That was the bad news. The good news is that I solved the problems in the Middle East. Allow me to explain.

» Heat Wave

* that one new to you? Double Jeopardy points to the first one who gets that :P

[UPDATE 7/28]: And if I would have kept reading my blogs a little longer before posting this, I would have been further amused... another LOL moment highlighted by Raymond Chen: The Seattle Monorail has two trains, and they collided. In case you're wondering, it's Friday night funnies on the blogosphere.

posted on Friday, July 28, 2006 11:42 PM

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