http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/magazine/15-09/st_jsgw

Worms devour waste in Hong Kong:  http://www.reuters.com/news/video/videoStory?videoId=66121

Holy Cow!  And the amusing part was that that was my thought when I finished reading the article.

Apparently, today is "Lurker Day."  (Not that I couldn't tell from all the entries out there proclaiming such.)  So, for all those lurkers on my journal (though I think you number is few), I say hi and give you the chance to drop me a line without fear.

People really do dress in spandex, running around doing good deeds!

I have no idea what possesed me to look at the site for the Natural Colon Cleaning Remedy but I can say, if you want to test the constitution of your stomach (don't eat before looking!), then follow the link I have given and then click on the picture that shows some things that look as slimy as slugs and not nearly so pleasant.

http://www.utexas.edu/features/archive/2004/football.html

For those that don't live in Texas, UT refers to the University of Texas (or T.U. in derrogatory terms) and A&M to Texas A&M.  I went to Texas Tech or rivalry with either of them is nothing compared to the one they have.

You can learn the most unlikely things on Wikipedia.  I just learned the highway we used to take to get to the airport is scheduled to be widened to 4 lanes from 2.  .................I'm kind of at a loss of what to say.  That means that someone had to care enough and take the time to enter that in.

Pluto has been downgraded and is no longer a full fledged planet.  It is a "dwarf planet" or a "minor planet" but not a full one because its orbit is oblong and has it crossing inside Neptune's orbit.  There is one dwarf planet larger than it (UB 2003, I think) that is further out .

So... does this mean that the creator of Sailor Moon is going to ( Read more... )

The owners of this restaurant sure are something.  Stupid?  Insensitive?  What do you think?

You ever get that feeling that something is going on that you should know about but don't?  Yeah, I'm getting that feeling.  It might have a little  to do with the fact that a military helicopter has flown overhead three times low enough to make the floor vibrate (maybe 200 ft in the air).