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Invasion! (Oct 29 2003 00:18 GMT) - Man, we've been invaded by the Teen Girl Squad! Check this out. I guess that's what happens when you write about the flavor of the month. I find it very amusing that these girls think that we are/have connections to The All American Rejects. I think it's time to mess... |
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- Smarie, Is your natural OEC from Fay Cullen? |
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- We celebrated Mike's birthday in classic DABU style... Came for the drinks, stayed for the ghetto-style hat shots.Album: Parties and Nightlife |
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- U.S. to Support Freedom, Oppose Terrorism and WMD in Iran I know, I'm being a wise guy, but whoever wrote the title for this State Department release should have given it a second look.The United States intends to pursue a "flexible, dynamic and multifaceted" policy toward Iran in order to encourage the Iranian people's desire for greater freedom while countering negative policies of their government, such as pursuit of weapons of mass destruction and support for terrorism. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee October 28 that Iran "is a country in the midst of a tremendous transformation, and I believe American policy can affect the direction Iran will take. |
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wanker (Oct 29 2003 00:17 GMT) - bush is a wanker. i listened to his lame press conference this morning. could someone possibly hedge questions any more?... |
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- since october there is a new design over at Being Hunted. A lovely site for people who wanna stay up to date with street fashion / street art / sneakers etc. It's in my quicklist of links. As you... |
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Elven Drums (Oct 29 2003 00:17 GMT) - There should be a "Strangely Sad" LF category. A group of two men, two women who dress as elves and play really bad Ren Faire craptunes. Don't believe me? Check this out: |
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- artist biographies to director videographies, including an index sorted by video titles and weekly new release updates. There is also a Technician Index and a section on production companies. |
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- Testing, this is only a test |
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- 'It would seem to me that if I was the CBC, I would want my work product spread as far and wide as possible. They're a public service, after all, with a primary goal being something along the lines of "the greater good of all mankind." So if there was ever a technology that lent itself to eager and quick adoption by the CBC, you would think it would be the web syndication facilities offered by technologies like RSS.'This is a lost opportunity, so far. I waxed enthusiastic about rss internally a very long time ago but I'm a long way from any decision making power in this area. |
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- Que says - Go read this week's AllOutAction! It kind of sucks, but that's what you get for not paying me. Cheapskates. Sidenote - I'm actually getting worse at introducing these, aren't I? I think the old "clickie now! |
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- Political stability vital for Africa to become major oil provider |
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- Year-on-year consumer price inflation less mortgage costs (CPIX)slowed to 5.4 percent last month from 6.3 percent in August,Statistics SA (Stats SA) reported on Tuesday. |
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- This is a table about Onion and Potato Terminal Market Summary |
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- This is a table about Vegetable Terminal Market Summary |
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- This is a table about Fruit Terminal Market Summary |
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- This is a table about Canada to Miss Stronger World Barley Market |
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- Newsbunny in fireman outfit: Drink 1 shot and unbutton pants. If pants are already unbuttoned, rebutton them.Homeowner saying "It was so green and now it's all gone" or equivalent: Drink 1 shotNewscaster saying over helicopter footage "That's a lot of fire": |
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- Last post by tim_e on 23:15 28/Oct/03 - http://www. |
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- Last post by tim_e on 23:13 28/Oct/03 - On 09:17 19/Sep/03, Mike Firth wrote: |
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Grim & Evil (Oct 29 2003 00:16 GMT) - Last post by Peter Object on 22:19 28/Oct/03 - Is extremely good. The only thing stopping me going to Freeview is the fact I'd miss Cartoon Network... |
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- Last post by ITMA on 19:10 28/Oct/03 - What happened? |
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- Last post by sirkobble on 13:17 28/Oct/03 - There is a 2 page artical in the new Radio Times about more Radio Shows that the BBC have found, its not a bad artical considering. |
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- A utility which lets you automatically run AppleScripts, shell and Perl scripts at any time of the day or night. |
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- How do you get your hands on one Sammy Davis' glass eyes? |
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- Rob may be right to call this alarmist, but I think a better description the article may be "buyer's remorse". Once any site is picked some scientist will find something that may be wrong with that site, because the truth is there is no perfect site for 10 thousand years of nuke waste storage. Macfarlane also seems to assume that scientist will not continue to monitor the situation (I' |
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- For those of you who would like more information about advance directives for healthcare, the American Bar Association provides some helpful information. |
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- There are clearly ideological dogs in this race, but of course there are always <a href="http://www. nationalreview. |
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- Amazon is also adding another feature which will allow you to put your own library into their database. You can then search for information in books you have. According to Steven Johnson at Slate, this is the beginning of a new era in research. http://slate. |
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- Actually, the Haloscan folks were kind enough to import all my old YACCS comments... there's a way to export them from YACCS, then email them to the Haloscan folks. It's not an 'official' function of Haloscan, but if you ask nicely, and give them time, they might be willing to do it for ya when they get a chance. Very cool of 'em... |
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- I came home, drew the curtains, had a shower and opened a bottle of beer. And am feeling much better for it! |
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- Glad to find someone else who has heard it and enjoyed it. They are touring soon I think. |
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- No problemo, sorry my comment wasn't in English, though! |
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- I think I will, Haloscan has been recommended to me before. The only drawback is losing all of the existing comments - although when YACCS is down I can't get to them anyway... |
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- I'm actually beginning to wish that I did own some of these... My parents had a couple of albums by a folk band named The Spinners, which I remember as being quite strange. I'll have to see if I can find those. Thanks for the link to the gallery Ade, there are some corkers in there too. |
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- I thought you'd plundered your record collection at first - i'm releived to here you got them emailed! These are gorgeous though, in their own very strange way. The scariest recordsleeve in my dad's collection is by art garfunkel, and he's sitting in a suburban kitchen sucking his finger suggestively. |
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- i've had this idea for a while now, and i've come to terms with the reality that i'll likely never be in a position to implement it, so i'm just going to talk about it here, and maybe someone else will put it together. the idea is for a website that allows for advertisments to be created by anyone. the website is very simple. i have an idea for an ad. i go to the website, type up my idea, and give it a price. |
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- They've got a frog on every platform it seems. |
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