BlogBites

November 23rd, 2004

After all, according to an NSF survey done in 2001, 25% of Americans think the sun goes around the earth. Political Animal  

November 22nd, 2004

Hey, so you know what’d probably go pretty good with key lime pie? Limeade. Or, beer. Fuck everything  

If you’ll allow us to get some sleep, we promise to start snarking it up tomorrow, just like in the good old days (i.e. last week.) Sadly, No!  

November 21st, 2004

After all, without walls, where would we be? Probably outside, or at the very least, in some sort of tent. Bluejake  

I rarely drink. I rarely do anything except play on the web. Aaron Wall: Professor of Peanut Butter  

Between stringing up homoseksuals and burning crosses in front of houses, there’s always a bit of time to celebrate the Red, White, and Blue, asskicking Ay-rawbs, mouth mulltes, and sweet, sweet, lovemaking. webvergnügen  

A question: how bad would a script have to be for Nic Cage to turn it down? Lawyers, Guns and Money  

It’s about time that a blog is trying to “play it forward” and use blogging to do good instead of complaining about stuff. A Mama’s Rant  

I hated Bush before it was cool. gia’s blog  

November 20th, 2004

John Ashcroft may be leaving, but his sorry legacy lives on. W. David Stephenson  

The truth is, I spend my days refreshing the Apple Store while rubbing my chest with baby oil and a lock of Steve Jobs hair I bought off a bum in Cupertino. Gizmodo  

Fear of the woodpile, of who might lurk within it, is the fulcrum, in American politics, for a long and ancient and very bloody lever. William Gibson  

November 19th, 2004

Hey, I wonder what uses white racist authorities in the South could have put the PATRIOT Act to? Strange Doctrines  

Beer and cheese is the new wine and cheese. Good Grief!  

In fact, it wasn’t until I started to behave like a working musician that I understood the good in filesharing. Funny how that happens. Scott Andrew