yeah, Beck, I've felt like that for a while too, i just finally decided to say something

hey, if there's a rock or something in your otherwise fabulous food, should you think it's actually a rock, or a part of your filling coming out? I can't seem to find anything wrong with my teeth, but I really don't think my sandwich had a rock in it. which is the right answer?

Why does this remind me of Andy?

Oh yeah, all those other message board versions (yellow/blue and grey/blue) are complete copies now. It may be a while before I make any more changes to them, though, because I have to rescue my laptop from the brink of amnesia. I'll put a link on the main page for them, though.

And, despite the apparent lack of functioning HTML code, the contact forms do, in fact, work.


But Al, you're the little brother!

Let the reign of the "Big Brother" society as predicted by Orwell commence. Thanks Par for making it possible.

Uh... a raindrop?

oh and Alison, thankyou.
I've been saying that about the tsunami relief bandwagon for a few weeks now and people just look at me like I'm an insensitive bastard. Granted, I am sometimes, but I think it's a valid point.

Well, Al, there's this. It's shareware, but I assume you don't need it for too long. I haven't tried it, but if you want to be a guinea pig.

Apology accepted, alison.

Seriously, though, you're quite right. Unfortunately, that's the nature of public donations. We only give to stuff we hear about, and the more we hear about it the more we give. Which is why reports like this keep coming out. (Not that I'm any better, by not proposing a solution. As far as I can see, using taxpayers' money is the best way to address little-publicized causes, but the phrase "using taxpayers' money" brings up, for most people, the phrase "kill the bastard who said that.")

Oh, and it's obviously a comma. What could be more environmental than a comma?

Alright... now everybody guess what the blue thing in the cartoon is.

hee hee!

Does anyone know of a program which will allow me to see what files were printed and when? Some asshole at home always forgets to refill the paper after printing. I pretty much know who it is but I want to see if they are printing off anything school related or just shit.

And, in other news, this might appeal to some of you:

Ever wonder what a bird flying over our Rocky Mountains sees? Come find out....

What: A Bird's Eye View: The CHEVIOT MINE and other THREATS to Alberta's Rocky Mountains

Who: Join BEN GADD, an inspiring and knowledgeable conservationist and writer for a short film, presentation and open discussion on an in-depth look at the current issues facing our rockies.

When: Friday March 4, 2005, 7:30pm

Where: S.U.B (Students' Union Building) Stage, University of Alberta

Cost: FREE (although donations for EDAN will be accepted)

Proudly brought to you by the Environmental Defence Action Network (EDAN)