Engadget explains how to get the most out of your pets:
HOW-TO: Upgrade your organic dog
This is almost a reason to get a dog.
Engadget explains how to get the most out of your pets:
HOW-TO: Upgrade your organic dog
This is almost a reason to get a dog.
Supermarket Argument Ends in Headlock
“… the second woman jabbed her finger into the clerk’s head …”
Into her head??
Using a pre-existing orifice, I hope.
Apparently, random laser beams are shooting airplane pilots in the eyeballs, and have been doing so for a while now.
And aliens aren’t mentioned anywhere in the article??
Album-of-the-week: 9-29-04
I’ve been lax on this front lately, but I am listening to this phenomenal album for the second time, and it inspires me to write this.
It’s an amazing album-length mashup of hip-hop and Queen songs. It is really amazing.
You can’t buy it though.. You have to download it from them:
Kleptones - A Night at the Hip Hopera
Ever so highly recommended.
A recent quote by evangelist Jimmy Swaggart:
I’ve never seen a man in my life I wanted to marry. And I’m going to be blunt and plain: If one ever looks at me like that, I’m going to kill him and tell God he died.
Jimmy Swaggart Talks About Killing Gay Men
No wonder people are disillusioned with Christianity. The famous ones are all money-grubbing, judgmental hypocrites.
Ever dream of owning a souped up muscle car that once belonged to a dangerous cult leader?
Branch Davidian Leader’s Car to Be Auctioned
With a car like this, no wonder he had all those followers.
The 1968 model “muscle” car with a powerful 427-cubic-inch motor has the words “DAVID’S 427 GO GOD” stamped on the engine block.
Well, this is scary:
Terrorist Attack on US Soil is Imminent
from Cryptome, a site with the following explanation on the front page:
Cryptome welcomes documents for publication that are prohibited by governments worldwide, in particular material on freedom of expression, privacy, cryptology, dual-use technologies, national security, intelligence, and secret governance — open, secret and classified documents — but not limited to those.
Here’s an interesting article/essay on the end of the world, and predictions thereof.
Even in the years before 2000, and accounting for religious and non-religious prophecies (Y2K), the neo-doomsday chorus has never been louder than right now. Is it all the buildup to some contrived mega-fright?
Read it: The Sky is Always Falling
Talk about being smote…
I don’t know what this guy’s talking about, but the idea is entertaining: