March 2007
24 posts
“BLOGGING has famously unleashed the opinions of multitudes. There are, by very...”
– Blogs can top the presses - Los Angeles Times
WatchYou probably have to watch Cheaters to appreciate this one, but if you have watched, click. Click right now. You need to. The bunnies are pretty cute, too.
WatchJoseph Gordon-Levitt turns the tables on the paparazzi.
The Difference
(via xkcd.com)
Me: Do you carry Good & Plenty?
Gentleman who runs newsstand on downtown side of R/W train at 23rd Street: Good & PLENTY ? No no no no no. No, we don't carry Good & Plenty. No, no Good & Plenty.
Me: Oh. Hm.
Gentleman: We have Fruit Gems.
Me: Right, but do you have anything licorice?
Gentleman: Ok, we have Fruit Gems.
WatchProving once again that people will make videos on just about anything.
NZ's colossal squid to be microwaved →
Something about the thought of microwaving a huge squid makes me…uncomfortable.
“The truth is, there is not a person on Earth who has a good reason to believe...”
– More here: God’s dupes - Los Angeles Times
“What explains the scarcity of low-income students at America’s selective...”
– Read more here: Scandals of Higher Education - The New York Review of Books
“The heart of the matter is that the current president and his court poet lawyers...”
– Joshua Micah Marshall, Talking Points Memo
Close the fridge, already →
I have to admit that I put everything in the fridge because it keeps the cockroaches away. Anyway.
Help save internet radio! →
Internet radio may be driven out of business within weeks by a Copyright Royalty Board decision that gives record companies a royalty rate that exceeds 100% of most webcasters’ total revenues. I know, I know, online petitions aren’t supposed to be effective, but hell, it can’t hurt, so go sign.
What's in the banana? →
Because there’s nothing better than dancing bananas.
Garrison Keillor: World-class ass! →
Dan Savage has a nice smackdown of Garrison Keillor’s latest Salon.com abomination.