WTF?
I really hope Bloock's analysis is correct.
- Sat Feb 4, 2006 #
Whoo-hoo!
Denmark makes me so proud.
Let's hear it for the Danes, and their efforts to protect free speech!
“We have agreed to remove certain sensitive information from our search results.”
What? All that pesky sensitive information, like history and facts?
Oh Google, you are well on your way to being evil.
Would most of the jobs on this list make you want to slit your wrists, too?
I love how one of the jobs mentioned is a "market research analyst dentist." That's either a typo or a brutal exercise in multitasking.
For such a beautiful laptop, Apple sure gave it an ugly name. Might as well call it an AeroGlassBook or something.
Yet another reason to love my Macs and hate the music industry.
He's got more, too.
Help put the skids on unnecessary (and out-of-control) government spending.
The next U.N. Secretary-General has been found!
Click through the slides to read the wise words of Santiago.
Best Buy offers inferior customer service and employs morons that don't even know their own legal tender!
Hey Syria, Grandma called! She wants you to leave because you're ruining everyone's lives and eating all her steak!
I knew there was a reason Keane moved to Tucson. He's doing world-domination recon for Luke!
That's a far better turnout that America's last election. Let's hear it for the infidels!
When all is said and done, don't be a jerk.
I'm taking the pledge. Will you?
A 90-day trip to Mars and back?
The age we live in is so absolutely fascinating.
"I appeal to you all ... to help us build a new democratic federal Iraq that would respect the lives of human beings."
On September 29, mankind will begin its journey back to the heavens.
Burt Rutan and crew are gonna shoot for it with their next launch. Please be safe, kiddos.
From this day forth, the heavens belong to man, not man's government.
I'm so happy I could cry.
I ponder something of the sort for myself, as well.
A list, and another longer list.
They will not have died in vain.
I miss home, certainly, but maybe I don't miss it that much.
My heart goes out to the young explorers.
To anyone who participates in urban exploration: please, please, please be careful.
NASA is finding evidence of ripples, crossbedding and other oceanic shenanigans.
I tell ya, those things are everywhere, and by 'things' I mean giant angry fish-monster creatures. At least the aliens are more attractive than your average Wal-Mart clientele.
And XCOR seems to be making progress on their Xerus suborbital design.
Courtesy of Steven Den Beste. Not to distract ourselves from what's really really important, however.