TEKA: I heard from Sandy and she says it's okay if we come late and that there'll probably be tons of food leftover since there are something like 17-20 people coming. She also said that a few of her other friends will be late due to night-classes anyway. Also, as for bringing food late or not, she said to do "whatever". Apparently the whole thing is pretty informal.

The Russian biochemist?!?
I thought it was David that released it in Denver by accident and the source was the frozen body.

Man, there is some bizarre stuff on this website:

www.totse.com

Everything from conspiracies, to alternative recreational drugs, to scams, to illegal activities, to making weapons and bombs, and even fucked up pornography. This site is a veritable treasure-trove of things you shouldn't know.

I'll check out both Flaunt and Dazed and Confused. But for me, I've only ever found 2 magazines to be worth my time:

1. Vice
2. Lodown

Any magazine that features a hot woman wearing nothing but cake and then subsequently eating said confectionary in the course of the next few pages is A-OK with me!

Fashion magazines? I don't follow any trend that a magazine shows. I follow the typical cookie cutter style that all generic asian guys like me should follow. All statements of fashion are assimilated within 5 minutes of appearing anywhere. By following a preset cookie cutter style I disappear into the crowd. Yeah!

yeah, Flaunt's, I suppose, a prototypical hipster-esque magazine, isn't it? I have buttons from one of their issues two years ago... or whenever it was before the U of A bookstore expanded into Subtitles' old space (the clothing section), they even had an article on graffiti and creating your own stencils... which you can see has sort-of caught on around campus - love the crows! It's got some pretty hot stuff in it. it's also kind arty... the last time I looked at it... but it was a while ago.

I also like blush for its lack of caring... it's a kickass magazine, also of the hipster-esque variety, that doesn't give a shit about sticking to appearances. Fashion spreads are of unknown people, or they're so non-mainstream in their intentions that it's obvious they don't want to be a part of the cosmo, glamour, vogue crowd while still diseminating information on all those 'normal' things like fashion, music etc. but in a way that the mainstream crowd wouldn't go for you know, the articles are the same topics, but instead of the mainstream-ized band, it's about Bjork... etc.

Bust is also good for that. hipster-esque and femmy.

note, two magazines to keep an eye out for:

flaunt magazine
dazed and confused magazine

That's cool.

yah, I got one of those.

Don't we already have vaccines for the spanish flu?

As you will notice it is 999 C on that thermo thing again.

Guess none of you have a Grand Arms to jump into.