Hey all,

Not much of a long post, but Ankit showed me something this weekend, and the amazingness of it is just starting to sink it, so I thought I would pass it along to everyone else. Apparently, NBC and Fox started their own website a while back called "Hulu" (http://www.hulu.com). Basically, you can watch full-length episodes of select shows (including everything from Firefly to The Office to Battlestar Galactica). Which is pretty awesome. Then, I found out they are also starting to feature full-length movies. Now, these aren't all that great, and a lot of them are old, but there are some intersting ones. Girl Next Door (Elisha Cuthbert is hawt); Ice Age; Dude, Where's My Car; 28 Days Later; Me, Myself, and Irene; Reqium For a Dream; even Monty Python's the Meaning of Life. That's right, go watch those, and more, right now, for free, legally, in your browser. Apologies if you already knew about this, but I didn't, and I read the Internet a lot, so I thought I'd pass it along to everyone else just in case. And, again, props to Ankit for showing it to me in the first place.

My work productivity just took a nose dive of epic proportions. Seriously.