Saturday, May 20, 2006

the ten things i hate about commandments

Thursday, May 18, 2006

parrots on a plane

From the makers of Snakes on a Plane comes..... PARROTS ON A PLANE

no, really....link

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Q: Where did I leave my keys?
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Q: What should I get my wife for her birthday?
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Q: Is now a good time to buy Google?
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Q: Can I substitute margarine for butter in my Toll House cookie recipe?
A: We know that you've been smoking pot.

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A: You've been eating a lot of Chinese and pizza -- how about some Turkish?

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Monday, May 15, 2006

singing buck

not that you care, but...

There are a few new pictures in the Photo Album. Sorry we have been so lazy.

Wednesday, May 03, 2006

little tidbit: us military made san fran into a gay mecca

According to Ask Yahoo, San Francisco became a center for gay and lesbian people when the military adopted a policy of aggressively drumming queers out of the service and processed and discharged them in San Francisco. via boingboing.net

things have changed

The Montana Sedition Project collects the stories of Montanans who were jailed for saying the wrong thing during WWI.



On March 15, 1918, Wyman said to divers persons...in speaking of the atrocities reported to be committed by the German soldiers, that our soldiers would act in the same way and commit the same atrocities...and that soldiers of the U.S. Army are no better than the German soldiers. Sentence: 6-12 years

In March 1918, a third-degree committee in Forsyth grilled Starr about Liberty Bonds and forced him to kiss the flag. "What is this thing anyway?" he asked. "Nothing but a piece of cotton with a little paint on it, and some other marks in the corner there. I will not kiss that thing. It might be covered with microbes." Sentence: 10-20 years

mario - live

Monday, May 01, 2006

One more reason never to play D & D!

"Leeroy Jenkins!"