Wednesday, November 30, 2005
I Will Never Go To Quebec Again For As Long As I live
I can't post anything else but this tonight.
I am so fucking mad and disgusted I can hardly breath!
Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Not So Fascinating

According to Barbara Walters these are some of the most fascinating people in the world.
Tom Cruise
Dakota Fanning
Kanye West
Lance Armstrong
Micheal Jackson's lawyer
Beth Halloway
Jamie Foxx
Condoleezza Rice
I know it's Barbara Walters so it doesn't matter or anything. I just think it's really pathetic.
Update: The #1 Most Fascinating Person of 2005 is..

Need I say more?
Monday, November 28, 2005
I'm Back!
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Shuffle Off
I got this from Poppy.
Press shuffle on your iTunes (or whatever you've got)
and list the first 20 songs that come up. (Even the embarrassing ones)
OK, here it goes:
Press shuffle on your iTunes (or whatever you've got)
and list the first 20 songs that come up. (Even the embarrassing ones)
OK, here it goes:
- America, Fuck Yeah ~ Team America World Police
- The Logical Song ~ Supertramp
- Give Up The Funk ~ Parliment
- Travelin' Light ~ J.J. Cale
- The New Style ~ The Beastie Boys
- Move On Up ~ Curtis Mayfield
- Algebra ~ A Camp
- 12:51 ~ The Strokes
- Canadian Railroad Trilogy ~ Gordon Lightfoot
- Jack the Pumpkin King ~ Nightmare Before Christmas
- Hey Joe ~ Jimi Hendrix
- Monkey Gone To Heaven ~ The Pixies
- Manah Manah ~ The Muppets
- The Magnificent Seven ~ The Clash
- Afternoon Delight ~ Will Ferrell
- Bound By The Beauty ~ Jane Sibery
- Sunday ~ Sonic Youth
- Rock Steady ~ Aretha Franklin
- It's Tricky ~ Run DMC
- Waterloo Sunset ~ The Kinks
Monday, November 07, 2005

U.S. Senate OK's drilling in Arctic refuge
The U.S. Senate voted Thursday to reject a final attempt to protect Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge from oil drilling. Senator Maria Cantwell tried to stop plans to open up the Alaska wilderness with an amendment, but it was defeated by a vote of 51-48. Senators are now expected to approve a budget bill containing a provision that allows drilling. That approval will likely come this week. The House of Representatives is expected to debate its own bill regarding oil drilling next week. Members there have been more adamant than senators in their support of drilling.
Canadian officials are opposed to the plan, arguing it will disrupt a migrating caribou herd that crosses the border and the native groups on both sides that depend on the caribou. The area is also an important habitat for migratory birds, polar bears, and other animals.
Sunday, November 06, 2005
This Story Is Pretty Crazy

Cocaine Traces Detected in River Thames
LONDON (AFP) - So much cocaine is being used in London that traces of the white powdered narcotic can be detected in the River Thames, the Sunday Telegraph newspaper said.
Citing scientific research which it had commissioned, it said an estimated two kilogrammes of cocaine, or 80,000 lines, spill into the river every day after it has passed through users' bodies and sewage treatment plants.
It extrapolated that 150,000 lines of the illegal drug are snorted in the British capital every day, or 15 times higher than the official figure given by the Home Office.
Because of the long-term complications of cocaine use, we are looking at a healthcare time bomb," clinical toxologist John Henry was quoted as saying.
Chocolate Fondue
Thursday, November 03, 2005
Friendly Advice

If you work in a hotel, don't watch The Shining.
Even if you've seen it once upon a time and think you can handly it but now you work in a hotel.
Don't watch it!
Wednesday, November 02, 2005
Tuesday, November 01, 2005
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