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Shoulder Potholes
As you may have heard, I took a digger on the bike ride home Thursday night. Tried to create my own pothole with my shoulder, but it didn't work. Instead my ACL (right shoulder) got a good stretching. I'm okay and feeling less sore than yesterday.The ER doc said it was the worst shoulder separation I could have gotten without snapping something or ( Read more... ) -
Beatboxing, again!
Just had to post about this. I love it and sadly it's one of the few things that drive me to post. Anyway, click the link to see the wildcard winners in the Beatbox Battle World Championship.
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Happy New Year!
Yeah, I am finally posting after 8 weeks. wow.
Just wanted to wish everyone out there in LJ land a Happy New Year!
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Listening to: Ratatat - Seventeen Years
via FoxyTunes
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We have this year's Darwin Award winner!
Man drives Humvee into Columbia to clean tires, nearly drowns
Well, almost. Beer, dirty tires, a dumbass and a large body of water.
I'm glad nobody died but would've been happy if the driver swallowed a few choice gulps of water before they pulled him out.
*shudder*
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"Please use my land. Make it productive."
Nation & World | Locally produced food is celebrated | Seattle Times Newspaper
This article made me tear up a little. Kinda like I always do when I read about people rediscovering the most basic connections we have to the Earth and the food that we eat.
The world is changing and the people that inhabit it are pushing for that change.
Isn't it grand?
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Clark, I'd like to try to fumigate this here piece of furniture.
It's a good quality item.
Anyone have any personal recs for furniture upholsterers? If so, please lay them on me.
Grazie
x-posted to DamnPortlanders.
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Another alcohol related post
You want 'artisan', come to Portland.
Craft distillers form Oregon Distillers Guild - Portland Business Journal::
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Don't you know it!
The Brew Site: Press Release: Portland Reaffirms Position as Craft Beer Capitol of the United States:
Just another reminder that I am truly home.
Anybody else feel this way?
