Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Happy Halloween!
Enjoy this Bollywood Thriller
Also:
Monday, October 30, 2006
Amusing comic
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
I mean - you can see that she has hands giant enough to completely crush it, worse than a 8 oz Coke can.
And below is a package she received, pre-wedding. A *big* package, if you know what I mean...(and you know that you do. )
I enjoy the thought of the smiles on the FedEx guy....
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Trader Joe's - In Da House!
Not dangerous in that "hey, i'm gonna break into your car and steal all your best 80's music CD's" kind of way - no, more in a "Omigod these chips are so good I ate the whole bag in a day! And I wasn't even really trying!" kind of way.
Which means that they just opened a Trader Joe's around the corner, and Everbabe and I headed that way Sunday. And I didn't open the chips til yesterday AM, and *POOF* they are gone.
EB - here is a Trader Joe's FAQ, or someone's amusing reviews of a bunch of TJ material.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Oh yeah. THAT'S why I stopped listening to Boortz...
Tuesday:
Murtha also complained about people calling the Democratic Party the "cut and run" party. For years now...going back to the 2004 presidential election, Democrat after Democrat has proposed cutting and running. Well ... they
don't exactly call it cutting and running, they've come up with a fancy word
that covers the true meaning. The Defeatocrats call it "redeployment."
Wednesday:
First .. Iraq is a mess. No doubt about it. ... Just a question here .. nothing more ... but could it possibly be time to put more effort into protecting our culture and our country from the Islamic fascists, and less effort into trying to democratize Iraq?
God, he's such a cutter and runner. I mean, it's pretty clear that if you aren't for us 100 percent, you're against us. And only a Defeatocrat would want to redeploy. (But seriously - the next DAY he begins to question this?)
-Edited for purely cosmetic reasons.
One more thing: I really liked the Bill of Rights, when it was still there.
As Keith so eloquently says:
we now face what our ancestors faced, at other times of exaggerated crisis and melodramatic fear-mongering:For more of this admittedly one sided view, watch this 8-minute item.
A government more dangerous to our liberty, than is the enemy it claims to protect us from.
Or read Wil Wheaton's view from a few weeks ago. As he said:
I know that some of my readers lean a little further right than I do, but I would be interested to hear your take on this. I mean, I can understand (if disagree with) the idea of a stronger Executive branch, but you guys know that a Democrat has to win that office sometime. Do you want HILLARY to have that kind of power?As I write this, the United States Senate is engaged in a bit of political theater, while they pretend to debate whether or not they will make torture an American value. They are pretending to debate whether or not to give one person -- in this case the president -- the ability remove rights that we've all taken for granted under our Constitution for over two centuries from anyone he (or she, someday) identifies, without any accountability or oversight. They are pretending to debate whether our Democracy even matters, any more.
I admittedly haven't been listening to Neil Boortz lately, although he used to be my biggest source for personal liberties. In my opinion, he's really gotten short sighted in the last few years, focusing on the threat from Islamic Fascism above all others. But where IS he on this? Anyone know?
Just a couple of quick YouTube posts for EverBabe
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Anyway - it's pretty cool, watching him get older. (ps - You've probably seen it, but she hasn't, so heres the link) Also - he has really cool hair.
Second one (then it's time for bed:) This one reminds me of me in Organic Chemistry.
Especially at the end.
Saturday, October 14, 2006
In case you were wondering...
(PS - Thanks to EverBabe for this. Also - looked up my brother, and found he has 58. Be that as it may - at least 3 of those have actually come to our Christmas par-tays.)
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
castaboras: This is quite geek centric, but a fantas
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
The Sandbox
I've found it a good reminder of exactly what our guys are going through out there. It's non-political, and a great read.The Sandbox, our command-wide milblog, featuring comments, anecdotes, and
observations from service members currently deployed to Iraq and
Afghanistan.
Monday, October 09, 2006
tonyvila: Meme-age
So: Respond away, and then you'll get the MP3 mix of a lifetime! From me! (please specify your preferred percentage of showtunes...) ;-)The first five people to respond to this post will get an MP3 Mix from me. I will make a good-faith effort to customize the mix for you. I will also make a good-faith effort to get them mailed in a timely way. I will promise they'll be out the door by the end of this month.The more guidance you choose to give me in your reply, the more likely that I will be able to surprise you, make you laugh or otherwise send something perfect.
The only catch: as with most memes, if you sign up, you have to put this in your own journal as well. Feel free to customize the offer. Give to receive and all that.
PS - Thanks to Penny Arcade for links to Q-Unit. Seriously. This shiznit is awesome. Don't believe me? Download the first MP3, naysayer, and then let's hear you say nay.
5:08PM - Edited to removed crappy spacing, and call for repricocity. He took it out, so I will too. Even though I likes me the chain letter aspect of it all.
Friday, October 06, 2006
New Friend Anecdote & interesting 125-year-old picture
And if you have time, catch up with George Lucas's version of Lord of the Rings
(if you were paying attention, you see that there were two additional LOTR videos hiding in the title - good for you!)