Guess what else we accomplished in that fire protection project.

i'm confused as to why this is relevant to anyone:

http://www.dropkickthefaint.com/

well, seems to me that contrary to that stunning Alternative Press interview, weezer's new album is probably a DUD. aww shit. at least we'll always have the memories of our youth. here clips of the other songs (WE ARE ALL ON DRUGS, THIS IS SUCH A PITY, PEACE) here:

http://coloroffire.com/index.html

get the info from Album5 dot com.

i think that phrase is more renown the the person who coined it.

Paras, funny you should mention the Knowlton Nash thing.. my brother wanted to start a band in Highschool called "Knowlton Thrash"

rock, rock on. m/

if I had my women's studies text book with me, I could look up the quotation (but I don't, so I can't, maybe tomorrow...) but look at this and this (actually has a citation) and this one because I laughed at the url though the actual website is less funny... it just has a funny url.

Yes, ECOS takes dead batteries. Feel free to drop them off any time. We have a mail box outside that frequently gets filled with them.

Alison - two questions for you. Firstly, do you know who it was that said "the personal is the political?" and two, does ECOS take care of dead batteries?

and... though I'm not entirely sure how this works, my search further brought me to this:



and a pretty interesting website: In These Times. Now, I'm not so 'with it' and you all may have already posted this, like my foray into cbc 3 indicated, but I thought I'd at least try.

okay, so I went online to seek out something to do with Kurt Vonnegut's Galapagos where humans evolve into these seal-like creatures... to make some strange comment in response to Beck's but instead, I found a sphincter:

and a fun quotation: "I was taught that the human brain was the crowning glory of evolution so far, but I think it's a very poor scheme for survival."

The seal hunt is very important... without it we'd have healthy numbers of baby seals roaming around plotting their takeover of the human race a la Snorky the dolphin from that Simpsons Tree House of Horror a few years ago.

Ad firm charged Ottawa $150 per hour to watch concert

Ohhh, it was a Neil Diamond concert... I guess that makes sense.