Three in the Morning Links
Since all those other blogs have their fancy-pants “morning links” posts, I thought I’d get the jump on them and do some three in the morning links:
- Computer game developer 3D Realms has closed down, meaning Duke Nukem Forever is finally dead after 13 years in development. Play him off, Keyboard Cat.
- State Rep. Gene Whisnant wants to change the state song. Any suggestions?
- A bill just unanimously passed the state house that would require state colleges to allow people over 65 to audit classes for free. I propose the bill be named the Wilford Brimley Continuing Education Act.
- Eugene residents are trying to get the three-story tall “O” on the south side of Autzen taken down.
