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I’m pretty sure this recipe is missing something.
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Self-destructing. Cool.
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Suprisingly, the peace treaty with the SPLA is still holding.
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The supressing part doesn’t really bother me. 50,000 pages? That’s excessive. Just think of the time spent writing and reading them.
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I’m working on radio programs for SEPTEMBER! Where has this year gone?!
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just standing there, looking at my tomato plant. No ripe tomatoes yet. I just barely touched the biggest tomato and presto! it fell off. Bummer. Then I had a happy thought. Fried green tomatoes. Those wacky southerners are really on to something. So tasty.
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There’s money in that.
The declines were largely the result of the company’s decision to eliminate late fees on video rentals, which cut into overall revenue.
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Imagine the level of boredom necessary to accomplish this.
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The rest of the article, not so much, but this was funny:
A congressionally appointed envoy to the United Nations should not be a swaggering cowboy, but rather a nurturing, multi-breasted nursemaid upon whose giant teats developing third-world countries can perpetually suckle. Unless I am mistaken, John Bolton has no teats. All he has is a string of Top 40 hits and some rather intimidating facial hair.
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You’re cut too, shushie!
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Heh. Is effectuate a word? Yes, yes it is.
via Instapundit
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Let this be a lesson to you.
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If only they could get at all that money I keep hearing they have in the bank. Please send your bank account numbers and passwords now.
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Moore’s law and the blogosphere.
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If you’re looking for a squishy fridge, look no further.
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March of the Penguins. Something more Wagnerian perhaps.
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What’s with the Buzz Lightyear pic? And if they need volunteers, I’ll go.
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The future is now. And, oh yeah, they’ve been doing it for a while, just didn’t tell you.
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It makes me nervous when Ebay sellers say that their product is authentic.
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The Federalist Society is a secret organization on par with the Freemasons?
Its founding principles include promotion of limited government, separation of powers, the rule of law, individual freedom, and “the idea that the courts should say what the law is, not what it ought to be.”
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He has a point. It wasn’t until I got out of high school and started reading classics on my own that I figure out why classics are classics. They are so well-written and enjoyable to read that they are worth reading hundreds of years later. I had no idea. Had I not been bored enough while wandering around Barnes & Noble, I never would have known.
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Election 2008 hopeless hopefuls.
In fact, a glance at the current crew of presidential hopefuls in both parties reveals a crew heavy on legislators, unelected technocrats, and former political stars in varying stages of reputational decay.
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So, it’s the end of the current Ice Age?
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Can’t we all just get along?
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“Scored higher that 4%” Hmph!
| CHERRY GARCIA! You scored 59% SWEET, 51% CHUNKY, and 48% UNIQUE! |
| cherry sweet cream base with cherries and fudge chunks
Awesome…you are one of my personal favs: Cherry Garcia. You fall in |
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My test tracked 3 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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Something to live your life by.
Popstrology is the science of the pop stars — a revolutionary method for gaining self-knowledge by examining the alignment of the pop music charts on the date of your birth.
Johnny Nash – I Can See Clearly Now.
Yeah, it’s all so clear to me now.
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Okay, so someone gave me a Viewsonic VX900 LCD monitor. And the reason they gave it to me is because it won’t display for more than one second. Powers on fine, everything acts normal, it looks great for that 1 second. Just no picture after 1 second. If I shut it off and turn it back on, 1 second. Which is a really hard way to get anything done. Teh Google, she does nothing. I am mostly unwilling to spend money on it. Any help?
UPDATE: All I had to do was ask. Teh google, she came through. Actually Ebay clued me in, but that’s beside the point. I’m inclined to believe it’s the backlight inverter. So, $79 + shipping for an inverter or let it sit and collect dust for free. Tough call.
FURTHER UPDATE: Moniserv has got the corner on the online backlight inverter market. Does no one else make them? The best I can hope for is $2.00 break on shipping. Where’s the competition? I want a cheap Chinese made alternative. Nothing personal, Moniserv employees. Love Hayward. And by “love” I mean when I was a kid I knew people that lived there and visited them several times. Got the wind completely knocked out of me by a softball there once. Stinking Lyle.
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I don’t know, that just sounds wrong. No matter what it’s for.
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Moderate drinking good for the thinking?
The survey was conducted on more than 7000 Canberra and Queanbeyan residents. They were sober at the time.
That was my question.
Link Fixed. Carry on.
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Frank J., whose page is completely whacked in Opera, solves all America’s foreign policy problems.
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With a fantastic picture of Ted Kennedy.
President Bush should stop running from his responsibility and make sure that all American children have access to physical fitness programs.”
Programs? Let the kids go outside and play. Ta-da! Physical fitness program! And it didn’t take the President of the United States getting involved. If you’re so willing to abdicate responsibility for your life that the President of the United States of America has to personally attend to your children’s fitness needs, you are living in the wrong kind of country.
Scrappleface says it better.
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It’s not the dress.
On the other hand, it’s good to live in a country where being fat is a national crisis. A lot of more serious things (sanitation, infrastructure, poverty, revolution, rule of law) obviously aren’t a major problem.
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Here’s a writing award I stand a chance of winning.
As I looked out across the verdant lawn and saw the traffic piling up behind the stoplight that some lame-o engineer deemed should turn red whenever traffic approached, that’s when I noticed the small green lump.
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UK IT workers are a whiney bunch.
Also, there aren’t enough of them.
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So clever, them Joooos.
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Oh well. Good luck to the winners.
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Why would you want museum habitues to wander around naked?
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A muslim condemning muslim leaders for a lack of condemnation of terrorist bombings.
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Helpful hints for dealing with letters from the IRS.
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Yeah, and Alec Baldwin was was going to leave the country if Bush got elected.
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It’s been a while, so here’s what’s on my mp3 player. Fascinating, I know. I noticed a lot of The Cure. I must be depressed.
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It’s everywhere I’ll never be. And they’re snobby about the browser too. Jerks.
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Ethiopian man realized too late that more isn’t always better.
“I know I have done wrong by marrying many wives and begetting many children but I think I deserve help from the government.”
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Preach it, brother.
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Finally I went to the lake. Yeah, hanging out with the beautiful people. The water temperature was loverly, seemed a bit chilly getting in, but it wore off quickly.
In case you are wondering, swimming in a lake is different than swimming laps in a pool. There’s no convienent place to rest every couple hundred meters. I think I’ll stick with the running.
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Avian flu again. But my point for posting this is to ask, if we are ready and prepared for a pandemic aren’t we wasting resources the whole time there isn’t one? Which would be the last…minus 5…carry the 3….87 years, so far.
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I’d rather wait for the Americans to do it, I trust them to get me back more than the Russians. But to go to the moon? If I had the money, it sure would be tempting.
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Well then, I’ll never buy their booze.
Use the socks and sandals guys. No one would ever drink again.
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I await the upsurge in crime this causes.
via Huffington Post
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It’s just a matter of time.
In another crash, Stone broke his neck. It hasn’t stopped him.
via The Corner
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So wrong, on so many levels.
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I’m annoyingly sarcastic and not very approachable or popular, but other than that…
| the Ham (26% dark, 47% spontaneous, 11% vulgar) |
| your humor style: CLEAN | SPONTANEOUS | LIGHT Your style’s mostly goofy, innocent and feel-good. Perfect for parties and for the dads who chaperone them. You can actually get away with corny jokes, and I bet your sense of humor is a guilty pleasure for your friends. People of your type are often the most approachable and popular people in their circle. Your simple & silly good-naturedness is immediately recognizable, and it sets you apart in this sarcastic world. PEOPLE LIKE YOU: Will Ferrell – Will Smith |
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My test tracked 3 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The 3 Variable Funny Test written by jason_bateman on Ok Cupid |
via Pete
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We’re testing one of these, so I have to set it up. But, it’s been a slow news day anyway.
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Huffington Post Lag or HuffLag, in the vernacular.
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Reminds me of my high school biology/oceanography teacher. Well, not on close inspection, but at a glance.
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I’m switching back to Opera. I’ll miss Forecast Fox and Flashblocker, but, goshdarnit, I like Opera better.
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Wouldn’t there have to be something on Mars for us to contaminate? If there’s no life there, what difference does introducing Earth organisms make? Maybe we should find out if we actually have a problem before we spend time and money to fix it.
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And I just had to have it.
/funniest Carol Burnett. Skit. EVAR.
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Ask your doctor if it’s right for you. I love those commercials.
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Mars has been really cold a really long time.
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The House extends the Patriot Act. It is nice to see Democrats worried about civil liberties. If we could get both sides worried at the same time, we might be on to something.
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Yeah, there’s syllogisms and ontological arguments and culture and yak shaving, but Joe is really at his best with the comedy.
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Do stores ever sell boysenberries in the produce section? Or do they only exist to flavor yogurt?
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The triumph of the neocon foreign policy.
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Australia’s prime minister John Howard answering a question.
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There’s a nice little fire burning on the side of Seltice just to the east of Harpers. Lots of cops and Fire & Rescue, but when I went past part of it was still just burning away.
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When Rwanda is sending troops to help you, things aren’t going well.
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Why does China hate us? Is it our oil?
via Instapundit
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You’re right there at the bank, you’ve got the money, might as well take a chance.
via Fark
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Trading DVDs is an interesting idea. You try it first though. Let me know how it goes.
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Reading a 600 page book online? Blech.
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The TV Dinner inventor died too. Who knows how many people those things have killed though.
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Scotty can’t beam him up anymore.
UPDATE: Drawing politics into EVERYthing.
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If there’s one thing Bush is, it’s shrewd.
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Tomorrow I start my half-marathon training. Ask me how it’s going in a week or so, okay? That’s when I’ll start thinking that it was the dumbest idea evar. Thanks.
Oh, all right. I’ll start tonight.
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If you want to get started blogging, here is a bunch of good information convienently located for your convienence.
Personally, I used Blogger for about two days. Hated it. I’ve been using MT for 2 years now, but I really like Word Press, which I just installed a week or so ago, here, and am going to switch this one over as soon as I get unlazy enough to do it.
Of course, nothing I do is mission critical so I can mess around with it for as long as necessary to get the hang of what I’m doing. And I do enjoy the challenge, once I get started.
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In thousands of years, someone can read this and wonder what on the earth we’re talking about.
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Vacation Bible School in the morning all this week. So, posting will continue this afternoon.
If I can wrangle some pics I’ll post them. Cause nothing is cuter than pictures of vast herds of 5 and 6 year olds.
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Luckily, apathy keeps me from having to make too many hard choices.
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UN wants to take over the internet again. Let’s see: Syria, China, Ghanna. Yep, that’s who I want in control of it. Couldn’t they get North Korea?
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All the latest commentary.
Huffington Post headline: ““I Heard That Too”… The ‘Architect’ Confirms Plame’s Identity To Bob Novak…” Weak sauce, guys. It’s obviously not a confirmation and the “Architect”, while a nice nod to Rove’s freaking supergeniusness, is still a theory.
Mike McCurry says it’s no big deal.
Wonkette vs. Hugh Hewitt on MSNBC.
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I’m so glad somebody studied this. I may have pointed this out previously.
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So much for the oppressed masses rising up against us theory.
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A torrent client for your pocketPC.
Different views from different angles.
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I don’t know which is funnier: Mrs. Hinn-do, or Pete dancing.
I’m going to have to give it some thought.
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All I’m lacking is skill and initiative. I gotta start with the Adsense.
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Illegals get help from the stinking federal government to buy a house. In America.
Okay, so you don’t want to round them up and deport them; couldn’t you just turn a blind eye or help them gain citizenship instead of actively helping them flaunt the law?
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Alton Brown has a question for Tom Cruise.
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This has cause much hilarity around the office today.
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Diabolically clever. Here’s the key point that has always made me wonder about the Rove haters
– Karl Rove who is not a candidate and who has no actual authority or responsibility.
And since he’s generally acknowledged by both sides to be so clever, I doubt he’d do something illegal he could get caught at….in…some preposition.
via Instapundit
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How the Huffington Post deals with terrorist attacks.
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National League. That DH rule is lame and therefore the American League is unworthy of my support.
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The BBC edited out the early “terrorist” labels in their stories. Wouldn’t want to make any emotional judgments on people that go around purposely blowing up civilians. That would just be wrong.
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On the numbers game in blogging. Oddly enough, I’m not in the top 100 on Technorati. Yes! I’m #8752 on TTLB. A slithering reptile. That’s like halfway up the scale. Yeah!
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If I ever meet a comment spammer I’m going to wring their scrawny little neck.
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So funny. I’d go see it again if I had another free ticket. The mix in the theatre was approximately 50/50 kids which meant endless, “what does that say, Mommy?” questions. But that was probably for the best when the HELP sign collapsed. I didn’t hear any answers to that one. Oddly enough, the adults laughed way more than the kids.
Everyone loves the penguins, who certainly had their moments, but personally I prefered the monkeys. Best line of the film: “I hear Tom Wolfe is speaking at the Lincoln Center…..Of course we’re going to go fling poo at him”. Could just be that I find poo jokes the height of comedy though. Cedric the Lemur with the dancing, way to get down with your bad self. In conclusion: Not necessarily a must-see-in-the-theatre kind of movie, but I will no doubt buy the DVD when it comes out.
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If it’s so tough, how come a reporter can do it?
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Read the directions.
When it just isn’t working, sometimes those directions have amazing insights. Like, the USB must be plugged in to power the device.
UPDATE: More helpful advice.
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