September 2010
18 posts
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2010/09/23/sports/23concu... →
Important things to consider when considering new safety regulations and/or guidelines:
1) Whether increased knowledge of dangers could scare people
2) Whether the legislation will cost money
3) Whether there will be paperwork involved
If any of the above are true, said safety legislation should be REJECTED
she greeted the presidents of Chile and Colombia... →
Can you imagine being the president of a place and going to a Shakira concert? That just seems weird
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2010/09/22/business/22egg... →
Apparently I’m really fascinated by food industry drama.
Scocca : Shitty Firefox Browser Refuses to Let... →
Just to show that there are more ways to submit feedback than using the built-in feedback options.
“Eating the same thing every day is highly abnormal, he said. “There’s two ways...”
– ‘Freaky eaters’ cling to same food everyday – The Chart - CNN.com Blogs
What about laziness? “This is the only thing I feel like cooking?”
Man posts bomb instructions on Facebook, is... →
Um, I think he’s unclear on why Bin Laden’s actions are objectionable.
Texas governor condemns stray bullets fired across... →
I can’t say I understand how putting guards on the border will stop bullets from coming across. Wouldn’t it be more likely that people would get hit instead of just a building? Or is the idea that we’ll start an international conflict by intentionally shooting back across the border?
I less than three mandatory “parties”
Mystery traffic is my favorite kind of traffic.
“Kulkarni still keeps her severed pinky tip in the freezer. She thawed it out so...”
– Woman’s persistence pays off in regenerated fingertip - CNN.com
Or this.
“Kulkarni displays her new pinky next to the tip of her old pinky.”
– Woman’s persistence pays off in regenerated fingertip - CNN.com
So much is wrong with this sentence.
Book alleges Paris Hilton had special hiding place... →
Are you kidding me?? How exactly do you fit a cigarette case … there??
I resent people whose behavior implies that they don’t have McDonald’s, drive thrus, or intersections in large, (nameless) states that take up most of the West Coast.