Genesis 1
Continue reading The LOL Cat Bible Translation Project
Daily Archives: December 23, 2007
This is a lot better than being called a dumb-ass
… which is what most people who read my blog think. Turns out I’m wise, and I’m not alone… Continue reading This is a lot better than being called a dumb-ass
The End is Near
In just over one year from now, there is a good chance that your television will stop working. Like in that old TV show, The Outer Limits. But for real. And the frustrating thing is that nobody seems to believe it. Like how nobody believed that the earth was being taken over by pod people in that movie about the pod people. Continue reading The End is Near
My Linux Calendar
Edited for brevity … Continue reading My Linux Calendar
War on Christmas Updates
Dispatches: More War on Christmas IdiocyRegarding Pat Boone …
What fucking universe do these people live in? I’d bet a month’s pay that not once in Pat’s entire life has even a single person ever objected to him saying “Merry Christmas” to them.
Pharyngula: We have a Problem …
The archbishop of Wales thinks one of the greatest problems facing the world is “atheist fundamentalism”….
and we have presidential candidates pretending to talk to god, and getting standing ovations for it…Respectful Insolence: Deirdre Imus gives everyone some stupid for Christmas
I’ve mentioned before that it irritates me that Don Imus is back on the air. It’s not that I give a rodent’s posterior that he made an offensive comment about the Rutgers women’s basketball team that lead to his being fired from his previous gig. It’s actually more because he somehow managed to displace the radio show that I usually listened to on my way to work in the morning
Gloves, Mittens, Socks, Quarks and Alternative Universes. It all makes so much sense…
Jennifer Gooch’s mission was to create a simple Web site where people could go to find their lost gloves. Even if no happy reunions ever took place, she was just content to spread a little goodwill.But just a month since http://www.onecoldhand.com went live, the Carnegie Mellon University art student is busier than ever. She’s reunited four gloves with their owners, is working on similar sites for cities around the globe, and is planning a book to showcase her found gloves.