Wednesday, March 23
Answering my own query
Tuesday, March 22
More Time Wasters!
Wednesday, March 16
Time Wasters
Sunday, March 13
A Must-See from Serrabee
Gypped (sp?)
Quickie: Don't get bent out of shape over a minor slight. Sometimes things come out wrong. Overview: It's Sunday, you're finished paying off your cards from the holidays, and there's something you'd dearly like to own. Now. So whether or not it's going on sale next week won't matter. Go get it.I thought your horoscope was supposed to predict something, or tell you how to deal with an event specific to your life. This is just useless bullshit aimed at getting me pulled into the mindless conspicuous consumierism that is America. But the "quickie" pisses me off first of all with its negativitiy---of course, the first thing I'm thinking is: "what happened to match these circumstances?" and "who slighted me? and when? has it happened yet, or is it an impending insult?" so I'm all sensitive to it. How am I not going to get bent out of shape, dammit? My horoscope is setting me up for it!
Monday, March 7
Spring Break!
Sunday, March 6
What's in a name?
At least, according to Jared Hess---wait, isn't that the Subway guy's name?"There was a really weird commune or cult and they were breeding ligers," he said by phone from Buenos Aires, where he was shooting a commercial. "It was called Ligertown, USA. The humane society or some animal rights group found out about the horrible conditions that the ligers were living in and they, or maybe the owners, set them free one night. There were all these ligers running around our farming community for a couple days. My brothers had a football game and they could hear all these sirens and gunfire."
Friday, March 4
Movie Day
Tuesday, March 1
Can you imagine. . .
(from CNN) They said it about Manson, Scott Peterson, and Jack the Ripper (aka Walter Sickert). When will people learn to quit saying this?Some who know him expressed shock Sunday, saying they could not imagine that he was behind the crimes.
"I've known him for years," Clark said, adding he has seen nothing "that would even tend to lead to these accusations."
"To my knowledge he was very nice, he was friendly," Clark said. "What I know of him, definitely a family man."