the word is out

i was checking a webmail account (hotmail) today and ran into porn spam, big surprise (especially when dealing with hotmail). except this one had the subject heading which read "greatest dollar value...sexually explicit". so not only does the internet think i'm a pervert, but they think i'm some sort of cheap-o. awesome. five minutes after i encountered the email my high school guidance counselor called me, laughed and screamed i told you so.

rock.
m$
the thrifty perv

at least the chin scrape wasn't too conspicuous

three cheers for the commander in chief. he once again proved he has no idea what he's doing. but at least his makeup was good.

there were several issues that got me all riled up yesterday as i tuned into npr. but don't worry, there's no need to discuss them; it's easier just to link up some articles that other people have already written. besides, i'm sure he pissed most people off in the same ways.

now don't get me wrong, i've got no problem with the ol' star and stripes...my beef lies with the man in the uncle sam outfit.

anyway, read on my handsome friends, read on...
***it should be noted that the washington post requires a membership to view their articles. if you don't have a subscription just click here and follow the first link to success***

the washington post.com has a nice little overview of what went down yesterday in carlisle, pennsyltucky.
newscientist.com has a tidbit regarding the actions of those few rogue soldiers who took it upon themselves to abuse prisoners...without any military knowledge.
according to newsmax.com -america's news page-(i.e. a horribly slanted republican news site) the economy and employment situation are on the rebound but theage.com.au ran a piece about the strength of our dollar.
i also found some stuff on msn's slate and at the home of the "life engine".

by the by, if you have a little time to kill you can go write a speech or two fer dubya.

rock.
m$

comments

three cheers for technology. well maybe not three, but at least one or two. you see, the kind folks over at blogger.com finally made it possible for me to incorporate comments into this new-fangled inter-whatsit-mapage without having to learn anything new. i'm a big fan of not having to learn things. i'm also a big fan of learning things. i guess i just like to learn and/or not learn. any thoughts on that?

rock.
m$

post script: despite what that crazy computer over at the ol' blogger hq says, you can post as anonymously as you want to.

bath attack

so i just read this story. i think it is a very useful teaching tool. the lesson learned...empty your internet cache (or at least delete your search terms).

google + bathtub electrocution = awesome.
good work tiger, good work.

rock.
m$