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Dec. 19th, 2015 07:55 pmHome from the Jeopardy trip, and the afterglow is STILL epic. My episode drops January 22, 2016, for the record...
One of the joys of being a child in New York in the 1970s portion of the Television Age. And according to this article, it's now out on DVD.
A strangé story from the United Kingdom for your Tuesday, ganked from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pretzelcoatl...
Disabled woman "banned" from store
pretzelcoatl...Disabled woman "banned" from store
The following appeared in the "Sound Off" column of the Capital Times weekly supplement to the Wisconsin State Journal, October 15, 2008...
"There are perhaps several million Arab Americans. Barack Obama is not one of them. New Hampshire Sen. John Sununu, University of Miami President Donna Shalala and the late comedian Danny Thomas are. They are as welcome here as the Germans and it's quite offensive that some of John McCain's followers are stupid enough to think they can get somewhere by making the mere accusation that somebody is an Arab."
Seen on the TWiT Live chatroom this afternoon...
"Microsoft is like a pole dancer. You pay a considerable amount of money to get teased, but never get what you really want."
"Microsoft is like a pole dancer. You pay a considerable amount of money to get teased, but never get what you really want."
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(Fresh from the "Listen to the muthafuckas whose words get taken waaaaaaay out of context before you judge" department; originally posted in If The Shoe Fits Jr.)
Watching the Bill Moyers interview with Rev. Jeremiah Wright - in a lot of ways, all it's been so far is two people of faith discussing faith, (including more of that sermon than I've seen/heard on CNN or anyplace else, with an explanat history ion to boot!) and their place in America today. No hostile, hateful stuff, no Photoshopping/Audio Hijacking/sound-biting of a man's words for the news cycle... just a dialogue.
Class...
...mutha-fuckin'...
...act.
P.S. Look up the word "hermeneutics"... you might be glad you did (esp. if you'll be watching this interview at a later time).
Watching the Bill Moyers interview with Rev. Jeremiah Wright - in a lot of ways, all it's been so far is two people of faith discussing faith, (including more of that sermon than I've seen/heard on CNN or anyplace else, with an explanat history ion to boot!) and their place in America today. No hostile, hateful stuff, no Photoshopping/Audio Hijacking/sound-biting of a man's words for the news cycle... just a dialogue.
Class...
...mutha-fuckin'...
...act.
P.S. Look up the word "hermeneutics"... you might be glad you did (esp. if you'll be watching this interview at a later time).
PETA, PETA, PETA... you gotta count on them for finding new and fucked-up ways to out-famewhore the Britneys and Paris Hiltons of the world.
PETA vs. the Dog Show - City Room - Metro - New York Times Blog
PETA vs. the Dog Show - City Room - Metro - New York Times Blog
Thanksgiving dinner was mellow. Going with a big chicken (for the second year in a row) instead of turkey was a smart, meaty move, as was foregoing stuffing.
The day after, not so much ( Read more... )
The day after, not so much ( Read more... )
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Of course, I write about dealing with a customer who needed some sleep, and then I get no sleep that same night (Tuesday). It was awful, and I was awful to John - saying some things that I quickly regretted because my brain was in such an oxygen-deficient state of shock from the humidity that was still in the air, even with the dropping temperatures relative to the previous few days.
Called in sick yesterday (because most of my upper body was in screaming pain, and I really needed some sleep - go figure! - and got it eventually.), which ended up having the positive effect of giving me some time to unpack some more stuff from storage into the new bathroom.
I also finally got to use the sweet-if-compact new bathtub with jets and thangs built into it last night, accounting for the much improved sleep of last night and today's not-so-stiff neck and not-so-sour stomach.
Called in sick yesterday (because most of my upper body was in screaming pain, and I really needed some sleep - go figure! - and got it eventually.), which ended up having the positive effect of giving me some time to unpack some more stuff from storage into the new bathroom.
I also finally got to use the sweet-if-compact new bathtub with jets and thangs built into it last night, accounting for the much improved sleep of last night and today's not-so-stiff neck and not-so-sour stomach.
Grey Lands End walking shoes, sockless
Jun. 30th, 2007 11:40 amThe Everything Test
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Dec. 1st, 2006 06:09 pm
Again, we are all too, too, TOO beautiful to let HIV wreak havoc on our lives (whether we're infected with it or not). Protect yourselves...
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Oct. 15th, 2006 02:01 pmI talk too much when I clearly don't need to (during sex, especially - that could be part of why I no longer enjoy it so much).
Been groggy all day - partly from the drudgery of dishwashing and wasting much time (when not washing dishes) online today.
Just showered, and finally (at 2:45pm) have boxers and a t-shirt on.
Just showered, and finally (at 2:45pm) have boxers and a t-shirt on.
Green Doc Martens, black Hanes tube socks
Mar. 31st, 2006 01:59 pmIt's been a while, I know.
I've been trying to... live. That, and dealing with a little issue (namely, the state of my cracked-up emotions) that I didn't want to spew all over total (or near-total) strangers.
Haven't made the long-overdue appointment with a chiropractor yet (mainly because I'm still scouting out the chiropractors in the area - there are a fewtoo many of 'em), but I have scheduled other things (eye exam, oil change, etc.) in the coming weeks. And I think I now have a place to stay at besides my sister's when we go to New York for Memorial Day, to boot. I was concerned about having to cough up major money for a minor hotel room, but an MMF acquaintance has offered his spread in Jersey City, which is a bit of a relief, considering that the other alternative would be to crash at my sister's already crowded house.
I've been trying to... live. That, and dealing with a little issue (namely, the state of my cracked-up emotions) that I didn't want to spew all over total (or near-total) strangers.
Haven't made the long-overdue appointment with a chiropractor yet (mainly because I'm still scouting out the chiropractors in the area - there are a fewtoo many of 'em), but I have scheduled other things (eye exam, oil change, etc.) in the coming weeks. And I think I now have a place to stay at besides my sister's when we go to New York for Memorial Day, to boot. I was concerned about having to cough up major money for a minor hotel room, but an MMF acquaintance has offered his spread in Jersey City, which is a bit of a relief, considering that the other alternative would be to crash at my sister's already crowded house.
