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First of all, notice that this post is in the “humor” category. I do not recommend you try anything mentioned in this article. Now on to the good stuff!

I am not writing this post because I pig out on buffets regularly. I am going to the casinos soon and after a day of losing all my cash, nothing is more satisfying than totally destroying the buffet. If you are in the same situation, here are some tips to recoup some losses from the house.

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Have you ever been to Digg.com? If you answered no, then you must be hiding under a rock.

Have you ever been to Diggins, Missouri? If you answered yes then you must be hiding under a rock in Southern Missouri.

The crew here at Chatsquatch.net love the site Digg.com. We visit it almost every day. It’s full of fun and interesting stuff. Then one of the Squatches (T.J.) suggested that we visit Diggins. It has DIGG in the name, so it’s got to be just as cool… right? Check out our video and decide for yourself.

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I am sure you have doodled at one point in your life. On the phone, in a meeting, in the classroom, or just for fun. The great thing about doodles is that you do not have to be an artist to do it. It’s just a lot of fun.

Now you have a chance to doodle the high-tech way! Not only do you get a chance to submit your sketches, but you get to see someone else’s drawings as well. The concept is simple enough. You use your mouse as a pencil on a digital sketchpad. Submit your drawing and someone else’s artwork will be drawn before your very eyes.

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I recently made a new addition to my golf bag with the Nike 460 SQ (Sasquatch). This club has completely changed my game. The Sasquatch has added at least 20 yards to my drive and I am hitting more fairways. This club is the most forgiving I have ever used. A shot off the heal or the toe still produces a respectable result and makes these frequent “flub ups” a little more tolerable. The Sasquatch is also nice and light. The club creates nice club head speed, but no so light that it feels out control. There are plenty of clubs that would give me more distance, but from my experience a slight miss-hit with other clubs resulted in the need for some waders and a machete. For my money, consistency is more important than that 350 yard drive once every round. Find out more here.
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Welcome to another edition of Fansquatch Fridays. The assignment this week is to help us with our first Chatsquatch Podcast! We have been trying to do a podcast for a while, but something always came up (microphone problems, scheduling conflicts, too much Xbox…).

We are ready to make the leap and we would like for you to be involved with it.

Assignment: Send us questions or comments to be featured in the first podcast. Or just leave us your best “Chatsquatch.net” announcement!
Format: Comment on this post, leave an audio comment using the voicemail utility (in the sidebar or at left of this post), or send us an email at chatsquatch@gmail.com
Due Date: Friday, August 17th, 2007

We will release the podcast sometime in the next two weeks. Sign up for RSS feeds to be notified when it is online. I am not telling you how to leave a comment , but you might hear your voice in the podcast if you use the audio voicemail utility (found in the sidebar or at left of this post).

Thanks and stay tuned for the first Chatsquatch Podcast!

It’s hard to believe that Bioshock is finally coming out. For those of you who feel the nostalgia I do when thinking of the ‘Shock series, you will remember System Shock, most notably System Shock 2. Nostalgia is an interesting thing, as familiarity is a huge selling point, but if you use too much, you end up with shelves of unsold repeats.

If you’ve been into gaming for a lengthy period of time, you will probably yearn for the games you remember being incredible. This often leads to replaying those incredible games. The first problem that you usually encounter is the fact that old games have a difficult time running on new hardware. Luckily, the internet is loaded with people like us that can also figure these problems out. Follow the link for more.
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I thought domed buildings were the dreams of ancient Romans and science fiction writers, but it seems people actually build them. More pics after the jump.
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I may not be the norm among iPod users but I never leave any music in my iTunes Library. I don’t like to have my PC loaded up with music I can listen to by simply connecting my iPod. While I do have my songs backed up on an external drive, not having your songs in the iTunes library does create a problem if you are wanting to burn or manage your music. After considering buying software to retrieve music from my iPod I came across this article that explained how to easily manage the task. I found the article a little confusing though, as it jumps between Mac and PC instructions, so I have made an instructional video on how to retrieve your tunes. Follow the link to see how!
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Good news everyone! Build your own full size bending unit which does nothing but brew beer.

Introducing the Beer Brewing Bender………Hit the jump to read more.

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