Daily Kos: ESPN FAKED STADIUM CHEERS FOR BUSH SR.
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Monday, September 25, 2006
Urinal Etiquette
Male Restroom Etiquette - ghettofob.com
A Sims-ish short film that takes the basics ... don't use a urinal adjacent to a urinal in use, don't talk, etc... and takes it to a a whole new level.
A Sims-ish short film that takes the basics ... don't use a urinal adjacent to a urinal in use, don't talk, etc... and takes it to a a whole new level.
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Triptych Cryptic,
video
What I Like Most About This Review ...
... of Yo La Tengo's "I Am Not Afraid of You And I Will Beat Your Ass" isn't that it praises the album, which is praiseworthy if not one that I think would make new listeners love the band, rather it's how huge the picture of the reviewer is in the article.
I imagine this will be fixed, so if you follow the link and it's a normal sized picture, well ... I don't know what to tell you.
I imagine this will be fixed, so if you follow the link and it's a normal sized picture, well ... I don't know what to tell you.
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Triptych Cryptic,
YoLaTengo
Sunday, September 24, 2006
Don't Take it Lying Down
Think Progress » VIDEO: Clinton Sets The Record Straight On Terrorism, Smacks Down Fox News
It really is time the Democrats stopped playing lapdogs and fought back. Trying to be civil obviously gets you nowhere with the right wing attack dogs. The Republicans, for all their bluster, are making the world less safe and that needs to be pointed out until it sinks in.
It really is time the Democrats stopped playing lapdogs and fought back. Trying to be civil obviously gets you nowhere with the right wing attack dogs. The Republicans, for all their bluster, are making the world less safe and that needs to be pointed out until it sinks in.
Labels:
politics,
Triptych Cryptic,
video
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Is It Just Me or Does This Boyle Character Sound a Bit Like Bill Frist?
We're paticularly fond of the work of Robert Boyle, whose ethics board-baiting 17th century research includes "Observables upon a monstrous head" and "Whether a fierce dog stocked with the blood of a cowardly dog may not become more tame?"Royal Society opens free online archive | The Register
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Conservative Goons,
history,
science,
Triptych Cryptic
A Message to You, Ska Fan
If you're jonesing for some fresh ska-dub-rockin' then you could do far worse than picking up a copy of The Stolen Records "Basement Songs" at CDFreedom.com. If CDFreedom sells out, try CDbaby.com. I don't know if you'll find it anywhere else, it's one of those little indie things not on iTunes ... nor even at Newbury Comics.
RIYL: Hepcat, The Slackers, Weaker Youth Ensemble, Steady Earnest.
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Triptych Cryptic
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
... Or Are You Just Happy to See Me?
This was not me. Excerpt:
Mulloy made it through customs, but his friend Robert Cusack was stopped by customs agents after an exotic bird flew out of his suitcase. He then admitted he had two pygmy monkeys in his pants ...It just sounds like a scene from a Marx Brothers movie. Shake Harpo's hand and see what else comes out of his pants.
"Mulloy got through the screening process," Thom Mrozek of the U.S. Attorney's Office said. "Perhaps because of the excitement at the discovery of the monkeys."
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crime,
monkeys,
Triptych Cryptic
Sunday, September 17, 2006
Mess With the Bull
Well, the much anticipated (on my part) debut of the remodelled Trek got the horns. Fox's coverage of Bull Riding, I kid you not, ran long. They joined Trek in progress about 35 minutes or so in. What I saw looked OK, the changes weren't jarring, the stars, starships, and phaser fire just looked better. I didn't see any enhancements to the viewscreens around the bridge, or anything added to crumbling of the Romulan bridge scene. Maybe I'll catch it from the beginning next week. Of course, if they keep the same timeslot, it'll be right after football, so it's likely to be joined in progress again. Raw deal.
I really need Bledsoe to have a better week than last or my fantasy team is in trouble. Not too metion another bad week could mean Romo starts seeing time.
(Update: Bledsoe did just fine, but nobody else on my team came through. Bunch of sad sacks.)
Labels:
sci-fi,
sports,
StarTrek,
Triptych Cryptic,
TV
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Check Your Local Listings
Fox is carrying the new cgi-enhanced ST:OS in my area, starting this Sunday at 6pm. ~hangs head geekily~
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sci-fi,
Triptych Cryptic,
TV
Friday, September 15, 2006
The Pluckiest Companion
Sarah Jane Smith to get her own Who spin-off. Too much of a good thing, what with Torchwood and the K-9 shows also coming soon? Nah. I guess it's to Sladen's benefit the Rose spin-off didn't come together.
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Doctor Who,
sci-fi,
Triptych Cryptic,
TV
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
The Impolite Phrase is "Impeachable Offense"
Olbermann skewers W's shameful use of the 5th anniversary of 9/11 to continue spinning his indefensible war.
Worth keeping in mind: the 9/11 attacks happened on W's watch, not Clinton's; five years later Osama is still free; Ground Zero is still a hole in the ground; terrorism is not the biggest problem we face -- I'd feel much more secure if my tax dollars were being funneled into cancer research, fighting poverty, and improving our public schools than wasted on invasions and occupations; and yet W wants to stay the course, continue centralizing power, continue enlarging the federal government, continue shredding the Constitution, and maybe destroy Social Security if he can find the time.
This morning, Olbermann joined Dennis & Callahan's Axis of Terrorist Appeasing Evil. I want my apolitical sports radio back!!
Labels:
Bush,
Conservative Goons,
Triptych Cryptic
Monday, September 11, 2006
There Goes Any Interest I Had ...
... in seeing The Black Dahlia or Hollywoodland. Some very lackluster reviews for what I was optimistically hoping would be a nice little neo-noir double dip.
Labels:
movies,
Triptych Cryptic
Thursday, September 7, 2006
Sunday, September 3, 2006
Trek Again
I posted to the proof of concept earlier, now it looks like the full on digital enhancement of the original Star Trek series is coming back, as soon as September 16th, to broadcast syndication.
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sci-fi,
StarTrek,
Triptych Cryptic,
TV
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