hodgepodge
Oct. 20th, 2005 11:43 amFirst order of business: A very Happy Birthday to
angledge!!!
And now, linkage of sheer randomness follows.
1. In case you've managed to miss this bit of brilliance, you must go check out the Theme from "Shaft," as written by Chaucer. Thanks to
glaurung_quena for the heads-up.
2. Here's a screenshot from NBC's Today Show that accurately reflects what many of us really think of the Bush administration and its handling of the Plame case. Thanks to
maggiesox for this one.
3. To fill your quota of stupid for the day, check out this article wherein Anheuser-Busch tries to convince us that putting the name of a beer into the name of a drinking game doesn't mean you should play the game with actual, you know, BEER. Duh? Thanks to
skreeky for this one.
4. Your "oh shit" moment for the day comes courtesy of
girliejones and is the news that the recent earthquake in Asia may have shifted thousands of landmines along the India/Pakistan border, such that it's now impossible to know where they might be. Yikes.
5. And finally, in truly amazing and inspiring news, you must read this fairly lengthy article, with pictures, about a 17-year-old boy who was born with no legs but who now plays on his high-school football team. I shit you not. Go read it, it's incredible.
'Nuff for now, more later.
And now, linkage of sheer randomness follows.
1. In case you've managed to miss this bit of brilliance, you must go check out the Theme from "Shaft," as written by Chaucer. Thanks to
2. Here's a screenshot from NBC's Today Show that accurately reflects what many of us really think of the Bush administration and its handling of the Plame case. Thanks to
3. To fill your quota of stupid for the day, check out this article wherein Anheuser-Busch tries to convince us that putting the name of a beer into the name of a drinking game doesn't mean you should play the game with actual, you know, BEER. Duh? Thanks to
4. Your "oh shit" moment for the day comes courtesy of
5. And finally, in truly amazing and inspiring news, you must read this fairly lengthy article, with pictures, about a 17-year-old boy who was born with no legs but who now plays on his high-school football team. I shit you not. Go read it, it's incredible.
'Nuff for now, more later.
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Date: 2005-10-20 07:55 pm (UTC)Landmines are fucking evil and I still don´t know why anyone thinks they are fantastic ideas.
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Date: 2005-10-20 08:37 pm (UTC)