In: stuff
31 May 2002Startled marines find Afghan men all made up to see them: BRITISH marines returning from an operation deep in the Afghan mountains spoke last night of an alarming new threat – being propositioned by swarms of gay local farmers. An Arbroath marine, James Fletcher, said: “They were more terrifying than the al-Qaeda. One bloke who [...]
In: stuff
29 May 2002Know what I hate about computer Solitaire? You can’t peek at the cards after you lose to find out what might have happened if you’d done this instead of that… Btw– did you know that solitaire is considered a “patience game”? Ain’t it da troot! And yes, I am wasting way too much time on [...]
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28 May 2002a DNA n111: salams a DNA n111: :-) a DNA n111: sup bornfamous: hi there a DNA n111: sup sup :-) bornfamous: uh, i’ve got a new project a DNA n111: do tell :-) bornfamous: k, let me copy and paste from an email, k? a DNA n111: k bornfamous: my girlfriend barbara and i [...]
In: Journal
28 May 2002The fucking 15 did it to me again an hour ago–drove right past me while I’m waving my arms, didn’t even slow down. Fucking asshole bus drivers. So I wait for the next one, which according to the schedule will only get me to my neurologist appointment 10 minutes late, and it never comes. Fucking [...]
In: Toxic Times
28 May 2002Trust Us, We’re Experts : How Industry Manipulates Science and Gambles With Your Future Fearless investigative journalists Sheldon Rampton and John Stauber (Toxic Sludge Is Good for You! and Mad Cow U.S.A.) are back with a gripping expos? of the public relations industry and the scientists who back their business-funded, anti-consumer-safety agendas. There are two [...]
I'm not really famous. In case you were wondering. But I tried. I once believed that fame makes you real - a perversion of "The Velveteen Rabbit" theme that love makes you real. Guess I equated fame with love. Sad. You can read more about that here.