You Are 60% Normal (Really Normal) Otherwise known as the normal amount of normal You’re like most people most of the time But you’ve got those quirks that make you endearing You’re unique, yes… but not frighteningly so! How Normal Are You?
Month: May 2005
Low Activity
Well, I hope some of you guys are following by RSS because I’m updating less often and I think it’s a good trend to keep up. If you’re not—in other words, if you’re check my blog and the others you’re currently reading by going to the individual pages every once in a while to see if it’s been updated—then I really recommend the Bloglines RSS reader service. Using bloglines, you can just subscribe to any pages you want to see updates from, and all those that have RSS feeds will show updates right in your little spot on the bloglines …
BERFDAY SHREEK TO A RUMDO SULLOCK IN TEXYS
Right, scallywags, knaves, buckler-swashers, rumpigs, and wastrels, I ‘ave an announcement to make so ye best shut your booby traps an’ bloody well listen, aye? Marvyn of Smackershackville, a sophisticated bastard indeed, ‘as plugged another stone into ‘is kidney, as it were, by which I mean t’say ‘nother notch has bit added to his scabberd, by which I mean the bugger’s made one more trip round that old bleedin’ blister of a sun who lords it over those of us who are fortunate enough to be let out in the daytime. So raise yer rums and your moons-shine and put …
What I Would Have Said
This week’s Friday Five question is mine: Okay, without giving any context at all, what are five things you’ve really wanted to say to people in the last month, but haven’t said. Don’t give context, just give the thing you want to say. Right, quotations out of context. A quick note of warning, for those of you who read this blog and also know me offline: don’t assume the quotation is in reference to you. It probably isn’t, since most of these quotes are directed at people who don’t read this page. Another thing to bear in mind: most of …
DMZ Robocops?
There are so many ways this could go wrong. Courtesy of Gyre.org : The South Korean Defense Security Command has announced that they intend to set up 250 armed, robotic guards to defend the 252-kilometer-long DMZ between North and South Korea. And to think I dismissed C. Douglas Lummis when he brought up that silly film Robocop in his text Radical Democracy. He wasn’t underestimating governments at all. Sigh. Here’s the Free North Korea post on the same subject, and another from The Security Watchtower. Looks like the newspaper articles they’re referring to are gone into the archives, sadly. Oh, …