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Krep I don’t feel like classifying.

Luckiest Guy in the Universe

1 February 2007 – 7:17 pm +0800

[I let the cat out of the bag on "Five Things", so I thought I'd provide a touch more detail here for the curious.]
That would be me.1
Because — despite all my bad luck, and all my idiotic decisions, and my having to reboot my life (again) at the age of thirty-two, starting over [...]

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Quote of the day

24 January 2007 – 12:01 am +0800

Nothing illustrates better how implicitly supportive mainstream Islamic organizations are of Islamist terror groups than their own words!
— Isaac Schrödinger, 10 January 2007

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How to be a Leftist

21 January 2007 – 5:17 am +0800

Jam your fingers in your ears and hum real loud. Never stop.
UPDATE: Real, real loud.

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The Rundown

19 January 2007 – 6:54 am +0800

No, not the movie starring the Rock, just a buncha stuff I wanted to link, but didn’t have a lot to say about any particular one.

Hey, Senator Reid? Go to hell. Fucking arrest me, but I’m never registering. And if you try to arrest me for that? Better make sure you [...]

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What the hell is an aluminum falcon?!?

12 January 2007 – 6:34 am +0800

Can’t. Stop. Giggling.

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Quote of the day

9 January 2007 – 12:01 am +0800

I live my life by a series of ironclad, seldom-flexible rules. One of these is that there’s NEVER anything bad about a woman panting over Angelina Jolie.
— Bob, comment on Libertas, 1 December 2006

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Quote of the day

8 January 2007 – 12:01 am +0800

The “Curse” of Dramarama
In 1989, Dramarama is signed to Chameleon Records… after releasing “Stuck In Wonderamaland,” the company is sold and moves offices from California to New York City, all the bands except us are dropped from the label, and many fine folks lose their jobs… In 1993, soon after releasing “Hi Fi Sci [...]

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Oh the Humanity!

5 January 2007 – 9:12 am +0800

Will those eeeeeevil U.S. soldiers stop at nothing?
Da horror! Da horror!
(þIsaac Schrödinger)

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The change is made

1 January 2007 – 3:08 am +0800

Banana Oil! is now Benevolent Misanthropy, but remains at the same URL. Update your blogrolls and bookmarks accordingly, when you have a moment.
And that other change mentioned? It starts happening this afternoon.

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Mavis Fan — Too cute!

1 January 2007 – 3:00 am +0800

Don’t know what this is called, but my goodness, it’s so overwhelmingly cute!
(Mavis Fan [Fan Xiao Xuan] has been working for the better part of a decade to kill this excessively cute image that first made her famous. Personally, I prefer her cute to punky.)

Happy (and CUTE!) New Year!

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Even naughtier

25 December 2006 – 8:52 am +0800

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Scout devours the Christmas Tree!!!, originally uploaded by Huro Kitty.

Merry, merry, merry!

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Or if you prefer a different kind of cute…

24 December 2006 – 8:41 pm +0800

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IMG_3661, originally uploaded by Big Frog.

Merry Christmas again, folks!

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Very, very naughty

24 December 2006 – 4:50 pm +0800

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IMG_6620.JPG, originally uploaded by JonJonB32.

Merry Christmas, everyone!

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SF classic for the week

18 December 2006 – 10:13 am +0800

Lone Star Planet by H. Beam Piper and John J. McGuire, also known as A Planet for Texans.

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Tres Funny!

16 December 2006 – 10:48 am +0800

I remember the model for this one. Even remember the wussy dad. Ah, ’80s anti-drug PSAs.

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