So, as of Friday, May 5, 2006, the Chrysler is dead. A moment of silence, please.

Okay. Now, I'm looking for a new car. I've scoured the internet and papers and whatnot pretty thoroughly, and I'm 99% sure I'm getting a Mercury Cougar (this is basically the exact car, except the one I found isn't in SeattleIt's a far cry from the New Yorker, but I ( Read more... )

Everyone needs to watch this: http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/04/29.html#a8104k: this is the first i've heard of it ( Read more... )

So I was walking out of the library when a book caught my eye. I paged through it, put it back, and then noticed another book, labeled 'BESTIARY.' This also caught my attention, especially when I flipped to a random page and read the caption: "There is an animal called an ELEPHANT, which has no desire to copulate ( Read more... )

Ha.

From the New York Times:Roe v. Wade Above All Else ( Read more... )

Whenever we engineering types build something, we end up going through a design process, where we decide on an initial concept and refine it into something presentable. We're also required to have a 'problem statement' in most cases, so we end up referring to our design as a 'solution' to the problem ( Read more... )

g: hey, do you have any idea what 'postmodern' means ( Read more... )

and thus ends 2005

I'm never making tea again.

my desk is massive. and L-shaped. the 'bottom' part of the L has my computer on it, and assorted crap. the main part of my desk is ultra-massive (34" x 72") and has most everything i own on it. if i tried listing all of it, i'd die, so i'm going to do something i remember being amusing in 7th grade for the smaller part of my desk ( Read more... )