The catch-all bin, for anything that doesn’t fit under another category.
(This entry is only here for reference purposes. I plan to refer to it in several future entries on both religions and technology.) Philosophy is like an onion. Most people, on reading that, might think that I’m referring to layers… how you can peel away layers of both, seemingly forever, always finding more layers below. …
Boston has gone crazy. As evidence, I present the late-January lunacy with the ad campaign using glorified Lite-Brites that they decided were terrorist bombs, and the destruction of a traffic counter that was chained to a light post, which they also decided was a terrorist bomb.
For all her devoted acolytes, the GoddessJ has declared that Dairy Queen’s Peanut Buster Parfaits are appropriate sacraments.
I don’t intend to get into politics very often on this blog, but sometimes it’s necessary. An article in a UK newspaper sums up what a lot of people have been warning us about since September of 2001. It’s an alarming look at how the Bush administration is undermining all of the checks and balances …
(This joke is here only as a reference. It’s used in the Cat Crap entry.)
www.myspace.com/donnnnnnnnnnnn Sheesh, Don… did you fall asleep on your keyboard while you were typing the name? And I know you claim you’re ancient to your twenty-something girls, but 99? I like the picture though. What’s that in the background, a big camera on a tripod? Looks very robotic. (Gak! Apparently you’ve got it set to …
My favorite aunt sent me this e-mail a few weeks ago. I’ve been trying to think where I could put it that I’d be sure I could find it again whenever anyone needed it, and this seems to be the perfect place. I’ve cleaned up the text, but made no other changes to it.
It’s a Sunday, and I didn’t have anything more interesting to do, so I’ve finally decided to install some blog software and give the world even more useless commentary. Fun, eh? 🙂 According to Aaron Brazell, there are two kinds of bloggers: “those who blog for themselves, and those who write for others.” I’m one …