Funny and Die: Thatcher and Weather Machines,
1. Thatcher Dead, not the milk-snatcher, but the cat of John Baird...
But Soudas was apparently less enamoured with the cat in question, and was said to have quipped: "If the cat wasn't dead, I'd have killed it by now."
Since Harper is a huge lover of cats, I wonder who he's going to side with in the Soudas-Baird grudge that is so On now? I should also start keeping a tally on how many times the Canadian press notice when we are noticed...if Canada is mentioned in American media, Canadian media will report that...but not vice versa...aha-alas.
2. Weather Machine: As Western Media and Culture increasingly reach past Mainland China's cultural walls, the PRC government has put into practice ideas from Comic Book Villains. They've already used cloud seeding to clean Beijing with rain for the Olympics, but most recently, their attempt to induce rain resulted in early snowfall that destroyed crops...the increasingly frequent use is also worrying. Somehow, I get the feeling it has less to do with needing rain, and more on the government's desire to flaunt.
But Soudas was apparently less enamoured with the cat in question, and was said to have quipped: "If the cat wasn't dead, I'd have killed it by now."
Since Harper is a huge lover of cats, I wonder who he's going to side with in the Soudas-Baird grudge that is so On now? I should also start keeping a tally on how many times the Canadian press notice when we are noticed...if Canada is mentioned in American media, Canadian media will report that...but not vice versa...aha-alas.
2. Weather Machine: As Western Media and Culture increasingly reach past Mainland China's cultural walls, the PRC government has put into practice ideas from Comic Book Villains. They've already used cloud seeding to clean Beijing with rain for the Olympics, but most recently, their attempt to induce rain resulted in early snowfall that destroyed crops...the increasingly frequent use is also worrying. Somehow, I get the feeling it has less to do with needing rain, and more on the government's desire to flaunt.