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January 11, 2005 -- 5:50 PM
posted by Tonestar Runner
A home on the 'Net for all you traceurs out there.
Urban FreeFlow: The Parkour Site
January 11, 2005 -- 3:59 PM
posted by Par
Gleaned from McSweeney's:
- Rejection letters from Xavier's School of Exceptional Youth.
"Dear Sarah "Fan Girl" Williams,
We regret to inform you that you have not been selected as a member of this year's class. Being able to recite, verbatim, the lines from every Orlando Bloom movie, while impressive, is not technically a superpower. Also, the fact that you are prohibited by law from coming within 10 miles of Orlando Bloom might limit our team's scope of service. Thank you for your interest in Xavier's School of Exceptional Youth.
Sincerely,
Professor X - George W. Bush Quotations in Which the Words "God" or "The Almighty" or "The Almighty God" Are Replaced by Famous Names Chosen at Random From the '80s Edition of Trivial Pursuit.
And what we love is we love freedom. We love the fact that freedom can worship an—the freedom to worship Oliver North the way we see fit. Sept. 5, 2002
January 11, 2005 -- 11:55 AM
posted by Par
SockIt2Me.com. Actually, it's got a great fusion of dork and geek as well.
Oh, I'd like to point out that today is the last day that the feds will match your donation for tsunami relief. CBC has a list of the NGOs which are recognized for this (a list which includes the three above.) They've also provided a tally on the international game of one-up-manship going on here (though the Aussies are taking all comers in total and per capita aid.) If only we could make this kind of commitment to the 30+ million dying of AIDS in Africa...
India continues to confuse me with its response to the disaster. They do good things (see mangroves). They do neutral things (not accepting donations), and some pretty terrible things (denying aid based on the ridiculous caste system).
January 11, 2005 -- 11:14 AM
posted by alison
nice, Paras.
so, that guy on the bus last night suggested ZMag.org to us, it's pretty interesting. a lot less fluff than Mother Jones and a lot more substance... interesting.
What was the website that you'd suggested? I can't remember, just that it had a 2 in it.
January 11, 2005 -- 9:48 AM
posted by Par
--anonymous
"I have no quotable quotes"
--Paras Mehta
"I hate people that quote themselves"
--Paras Mehta
January 11, 2005 -- 9:37 AM
posted by Al
I told you guys only Warhammer 40K makes you a uber-geek, either that or you know the answer to this question: If a Emperor class Imperator Titan was to get in a fight with Legendary Giant God Ideon who would win? And what move would they use to finish each other off?
January 11, 2005 -- 9:12 AM
posted by alison
Paras, don't quote yourself and leave it anonymous, it's misleading.
January 11, 2005 -- 9:05 AM
posted by Par
-- anonymous
January 11, 2005 -- 12:18 AM
posted by nobody knows my face
Eric, you were asking about this before, but I forgot about it till now:
www.albertapunk.com
It used to be calgarypunk.com, but they changed it. Nonetheless, albertapunk.com still has much more to do with Calgary than it does Edmonton. To answer your question, that's the Calgary equivalent of www.indecline.net.
Also, I mentioned the MFCA website from Red Deer. Thought you might wanna check that out too.
January 10, 2005 -- 11:04 PM
posted by Jess
"I'm just proud to have stepped to that next level of geekdom"
Would make it two levels above dungeons and dragons geekdom? Or just the one?
