Rob wrote:
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Every time I think I've completely excised the sight of that picture from my
mind forever, someone reminds me of it. Seriously, getting stealth linked to
that was one of the less pleasant shocks of my life.
Jim
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Dee wrote
Counting down, just a few weeks til I get a bit more breathing room and hope
to get a new list of good books to read. Start me a list please.
If you're looking for something that's got a little bite without being terribly
taxing, I rather enjoyed _The Hunger Game_ just
Dan wrote:
I think most email lists are dropping themselves. The modern thing to write
is less than 144 charact
That's one of the reasons I still have my LJ. There are certain thoughts and
ideas that A) need more than a brief, pithy comment to properly express and B)
don't really want the
unforeseen problems, IMO. For example, I wish I'd had a camera
to take a picture of my wife's face when my aforementioned eldest asked if she
could get her hair dyed purple and I said I don't see why not. I believe in
picking my battles. :-)
Jim Sharkey
Will you please stop bothering your
As far as where everyone's been, the Sharkey scions are in the prime of their
doing lots of activities ages right now. Between dance, baseball, softball
and Boy Scouts there's barely a moment for plain old family time, let alone
lengthy discussions on the pros and cons of the Arizona
Charlie Bell wrote:
I don't normally do this here, so I thought I'd ask. I'm doing the Melbourne
Summer Cycle this Sunday to help raise money for MS research.
My sister's civil partner has just been diagnosed with MS. They're having
quite a time of it. I'll throw a few dollars into the kitty
Nick Arnett wrote:
http://open.salon.com/blog/david_brin/2010/02/09/the_real_struggle_behind_climate_change_-_a_war_on_expertise
Ironically, Dr. Brin seems to know very little about the Know Nothing Party.
They were anti-immigration, jingoistic Protestants, not anti-intellectuals.
Just
Nick wrote:
My younger sister, Lesley, the youngest of the four of us, mother of my
five-year-old niece, Sarah, could not fight off the sepsis that attacked her
body. Lesley died this morning.
Oh, Nick, I am so sorry to hear this. My condolences to you and your family.
Jim
Nick Arnett wrote:
I'd like to hear if anybody strongly objects.
I certainly do not object. It's been a long time.
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Nick Arnett wrote:
Yes, Im in Santa Clara... waiting to see if I should head to NC. Apparently
the recovery from something like this is very long, so Im not rushing there
unless the medical people say that its time for family to gather. They havent
quite said that, but close.
Let's hope you
kananda...@aol.com wrote:
One recent read question (blending threads)- finally tried my first
Pratchett book- Night Watch. I found it to be lighter and a good
brain break, but I am not sure if there is any particular order to
things. Is there another book related to
Rob wrote:
I will not brew Decaf.
Decaf is the mind-killer.
Decaf brings the little sleep
that leads to total oblivion.
I will embrace my caffeine.
I will brew my beverages and
let them... flow through me,
and when they are gone,
I will remain...alert
I prefer The LItany of Beer, myself:
I
Rob wrote:
We are the entertainment
Well, if it makes you happy to think so... :-p
Jim
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Doug wrote:
Has he been arrogant at times?
The arrogance doesn't fuss me; there's far too many brainy people here to
expect excessive modesty. :-)
The passive-agressive posts, though? I don't mind admitting that kind of stuff
gets under my skin.
Jim
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John Williams wrote:
I would go with lazy more than ignorant
I think that intellectual laziness leads to stupidity, though. How can live
your whole life in this country and not know Medicare is a government program,
to cite one of Maher's examples? Let alone not know there are two senators
Doug wrote:
Now see, I guess I dont understand what passive-aggressive means because I
would think that his confrontational, sometimes sarcastic style has any
passivity to it.
I see it differently, perhaps. Passive-agressive may not be the right
clinical term here, but I find repeated
Warren Ockrassa wrote:
Son of a friend is turning 17 Saturday. I think I've distilled my
life's wisdom (for 17-yer-olds anyway) down to three things.
1. You're too young to drink and too young to vote. But you're old
enough to be tried as an adult.
2. Always, always, ALWAYS use a condom.
3.
From: Warren Ockrassa [war...@nightwares.com]
Kevin J. Anderson
See, I spotted your problem right away, Warren. :-p
Jim
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For those of you who don't regularly follow Scott Kurtz's PVP webcomic, this is
a pro click:
http://www.pvponline.com/2009/03/02/ombudsmen/
There are four more after it. If you are a _Watchmen_ fan you'll be tickled by
this little storyline. It does contain spoilers, so if you've never read
http://www.ehjournal.net/content/8/1/2
According to this recent study, the process used to create some high fructose
corn syrups
adds at least trace amounts of mercury to the end product. As if there weren't
already enough
reasons to avoid it.
Jim
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Bruce wrote:
Julia wrote:
Jim
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Damn straight it does!
I became a convert to DDP some years ago
Fun fact: For our anniversary a couple of years ago I made my wife get me a
couple of
cases of DDP. They cost more to ship than to buy. :-p
Jim
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Dave Land wrote:
On Jan 22, 2009, at 2:40 PM, Rceeberger wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30109...@n03/sets/72157612758626401/
I'm making a note here: huge success.
I HAVE to show that to my son, who is a huge Portal fan.
Your son has excellent taste in games. Portal was the best game of
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/brazil/4307262/Nazi-angel-of-death-Josef-Mengele-created-twin-town-in-Brazil.html
Joseph Mengele apparently found a way to increase the birthrate of the master
race, at least in this small Brazilian enclave.
Pretty wacky stuff, though it's
John Garcia wrote:
he wasn't a number, but a free man.
My dad of all people turned me onto that show. So great and weird. I'll have
to play Maiden's The Village later on.
Jim
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Wayne wrote:
5. The nicest beer I ever had the pleasure of drinking was in Russia. It
was a Belgian brew and I wish I remembered the brand name.
I know it betrays my Irish-ness, but I think the Belgians make the best beers.
Chimay, Corsendonk, Maredsous...all delicious and with some fairly
Ronn wrote:
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2008/11/20/gromia-cambrian.html
That was really interesting, thanks! Though I can hear the howls of derision
coming from the anti-science people out there already, due to the way they
say in the article how it will change how we see fossil records.
Ronn wrote:
Faster Than Light?
For the loss
Jim
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Alberto Monteiro wrote:
With oil going to 50 $/bbl? Forget solar power. Forget biofuels.
Forget nuclear. Forget hydro. Forget renewable sources.
The world will miss the good old days of George W. Bush, when
we had hope in carbon-free energy.
I'm not entirely sure about that. I think, just
I'm just wrapping up _The Sky People_ and this book is on the pile. When I get
to it, I'll be happy to have a...
wait for it...I know this simply isn't done around here...book discussion if
you want.
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Dave Land wrote:
On Oct 28, 2008, at 11:11 AM, John Williams wrote:
Do you think other people should pay for your daughter's health
care while you should only contribute a small amount, even though
you could contribute much more?
This is *precisely* how private insurance works: everyone pays
Olin wrote:
As much as I disagree with McCain on just about everything, I really do
believe that he's better than the people who are running his campaign. But
of course, since he made the choice to let those people -- the same people who
savaged him in 2000 when he was running against Bush --
David wrote:
How about Saturn's Children?
I just bought a buttload of books from SFBC, and that was among them. If
people are interested in talking about it,
I could move it up in the queue. I'm in the middle of re-reading _Watchmen_,
which has held up very well over
the past ~25 years.
Jim
Bruce wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duggar_family - more specific example
Someone needs to tell them it's a uterus, not a clown car. :-p
Jim
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Julia wrote:
If you don't want to father a child but you want to
have sexual intercourse with a woman, a vasectomy is a really great
line of defense there.
Then there are guys who act like it's emasculating. Me? The second my wife
and I decided we were
done having children, I was at the
This is one of my favorites:
There was a young woman from Tottingham
Who had no manners or else had forgotten 'em
At tea at the Vicar's
She took off her knickers
Because, she explained, she felt hot in 'em
By the by, I *loved* the math limerick. It definitely tickled me.
Jim
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On Jul 17, 2008, at 11:22 AM, William T Goodall wrote:
http://www.drhorrible.com/
Anyone not watching this?
Why yes. Yes I have been. It's funny as hell.
Jim
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Jon Gabriel wrote:
William T Goodall wrote:
xponentrob wrote:
Not much has changed round here, but I am involved in protesting
a criminal cult that calls itself a religion.
You just need to widen your scope a bit :-)
And, it's like I never left. :D
I believe it's vital to have at least a
Charlie Bell wrote:
Andrew Crystall wrote:
Played Planescape:Torment?
No. Should I?
Yes. Yes you should.
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Rceeberger wrote:
I've been having fun on the achievement servers, at least the ones
that are not under constant attack by purist trolls. BTW
Jim.what servers do you play? I may try to meet up with you to
play a bit.
forumocalypse.nuclearfallout.net
A lot of really good players, but
Martin Lewis wrote:
There is a Flash adaption:
http://portal.wecreatestuff.com/
My understanding is that Portal was originally a Flash game and the
Valve guys liked it so much they hired them people who created it
to make a game with their engine.
Jim
Andrew Crystall wrote:
Played Planescape:Torment?
PS:T is a masterpiece. Finest RPG I ever played. It took over my
life from the moment I started it up until I finished it. I must
have played that game 6-10 hours a day, obsessing over every detail.
Jim
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Dave Land wrote:
I just finished Portal with my son: it's a fun, short puzzle game,
kind of a first-person-shooter where you don't shoot anything
living. I'm sure that would ruin it for Call of Duty or GTA fans.
The Orange Box was the best game purchase I have made in at least
five years, and
Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
The other part of its awesome is TF2, which as I once mentioned in
my LJ is just about the most fun you can have at your computer
while still wearing pants. :-)
You have your computer in your bathroom too?
If I did, you can be sure I'd be playing
David Hobby wrote:
Google has no hits for declared the cake to be a lie, and hits
without the quotes don't really produce a clear picture.
In Portal, a disembodied female voice assures you that if you pass
all the puzzles, there will be cake at the end. But you find
evidence that not all is
Julia Thompson wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
PS: oops, I used nazi, muslims and name-calling in the same
post. Am I going to get banned? :-)
No, just shunned. Or tarred and feathered. We have to have a
vote.
I don't like tarring and feathering, it sounds more painful than
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
PS: oops, I used nazi, muslims and name-calling in the same
post. Am I going to get banned? :-)
No, just shunned. Or tarred and feathered. We have to have a vote.
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Alberto wrote:
The acceptable justification for the disappearance of the slave
daughter and the appearance of the children/grandchildren was that
the slave daughter had joined a religious fanatical sect.
So, all this happened because people are tolerant of religious
Please accept my condolences for you loss.
Jim
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Julia Thompson wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
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I get nervous around the word aggro, as *actual* aggro, or drama,
often follows. :)
Actual aggro is *supposed* to follow! The whole point of Workshop
aggro is to quickly drop large mechanical beasties and beat some poor
sucker's
Julia Thompson wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_1%2C_2008
Highlights a Ninjas vs. Pirates Magic: The Gathering expansion
I was terribly disappointed when I realized what day it was. I think
a Pirates vs. Ninjas duel set like their Elves vs. Goblins one would
have been pretty kickass!
William T Goodall wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
ABC and the Lost crew agreed to end the series around episode 100
Which probably has something to do with the way the plot has been
moving forward at a greatly accelerated pace this season.
Absolutely. Getting an official end date for the series
Pat Mathews wrote:
http://pbfcomics.com/?cid=PBF202-Post_Apocalyptic.jpg
Hehehe. It's a shame that strip is going away, as I understand it.
Jim
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Julia Thompson wrote:
Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
Or chuck it and watch Law and Order instead . . .
*Very* good plan, IMO! :)
Not sure I agree. I've seen so many LO episodes over the past 10+
years that the twist is almost always obvious and it kind of
ruins the show for me. And the mini-sermon
William T Goodall wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
OK. S, Mormonism and Catholicism then. :-D
At 2% and 24% of the US population maybe not a close analogy. A
closer religious analogy for the US would be nonreligious/secular
(13.2%) and Christian (76.5%).
It's your whimsy and keen sense
Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
One thing not unique to that show is that most viewers will not
appreciate it when things happen which may be subplots or may be
integral to the main plot but because it's an open-ended series
Nope. It has an end. ABC and the Lost crew agreed to end the series
around
William T Goodall wrote:
Nick Arnett wrote:
Hmmm... the cult of Macintosh. It is like a religion with many
people, you know. Creepy sometimes.
Calling Mac users a cult is like calling atheists a religion. One of
those rhetorical devices where you turn the turn the truth upside down.
Microsoft
William T Goodall wrote:
Apple's market share (14% of US retail in February) is more than
large enough to be mainstream and has been for the last couple of
years.
Microsoft's market share peaked a few years ago. The question is how
far and how fast it will decline.
OK. S, Mormonism and
Lance A. Brown wrote:
Was wondering if this was some new kind of rickrolling...
Fairly similar, but far more insidious. Exposing people to stealth
CoS links is worse than goatse.cx. :-p
Jim
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On this day in 1977, astronomers discovered rings around Uranus.
When I was a kid, there was always at least one spoilsport teacher
who would insist it was pronounces yur-eh-nuss.
Jim
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I haven't slung dice in a while now, for various reasons, but this
news seems to call for it. The red boxed set I got some 27
Christmases or so ago led me on a path of gaming and good times I
wouldn't trade for anything.
Jim
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Alberto Vieira Ferreira Monteiro wrote:
Life After People will air on 2008-03-10 21:00 on brazilian's
tetrahydrocanabiol oops... The History Channel.
I just finished Cormac McCarthy's _The Road_. I've had as much life
after people as my psyche can handle for a few days. :-p
Great book, by
Lance A. Brown wrote:
http://xkcd.com/386/
I got linked to that on a forum I'm active on. The number of people
I am 'Net-acquainted with to whom that cartoon applies staggers the
imagination, and I can include myself on that list every now and again
too. :-)
Jim
Dan M wrote:
However, since I try to be polite, I will refrain from that until I
can devote a day or two per post honing my responses down to strict,
yet unspecified, page limitations or I am told that I am allowed to
write long posts.
Passive-aggressiveness aside, I personally wouldn't want
Nick Arnett wrote:
Confession: I take our daughter to Wal-Mart (her choice, not mine)
and pay for her insulin. She can't get insurance and they do have
the lowest price. But at least insulin isn't being produced in sweat
shops, as far as I know. And I'm tempted by all the cheap stuff they
Robert Seeberger wrote:
Been meaning to send you this:
http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Portal
Basically, Portal is a game about a gun that shoots vaginas.
Rob, I clearly owe you a beer for sharing this with me. I would
never have realized the Portal gun was shooting space-bending vaginas
Julia Thompson wrote:
My off-list e-mails to you are bouncing, your e-mail provider
doesn't like my e-mail provider or something. :( Just wanted to say,
I'll check it out next week and may pass along info to other friends.
That's odd. I have your address on my safe list, and have for some
Because I love you guys, I give you the CS orientation video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJtUDcm3bBw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfiZehbTAxU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7W9Duq145Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdSqzl9QYTQ
It's pretty funny stuff.
Jim
Robert Seeberger wrote:
I couldn't play TF because my PC had a crappy Nvidia 5200 card
You need to upgrade then, because TF2 is a complete blast! At least,
assuming you can find non-a--holes to play with, anyway. If you get
yourself up and running, let me know. My forum has a great server.
Robert Seeberger wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
William T Goodall wrote:
Evolution is a lie
So is the cake.
I was going to have a party and invite all your friends.
I'm glad at least someone knew that one. Despite its brevity, I think
Portal ought to be game of the year. It was fun, darkly
William T Goodall wrote:
Evolution is a lie
So is the cake.
Jim
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Charlie Bell wrote:
It's really quite scary that dominionists and other theocrats
are so close to the real power in the States, and that reality-based
thinking is under such attack.
You know, my wife's family consists almost entirely of fairly devout
Catholics. Yet not one of them has ever,
Charlie Bell wrote:
Plenty of room Down Under...
Sure, nestled in right next to the various and sundry venomous
arthropods, the sharks, the jellyfish and various other natural
dangers. Still, I think I'd prefer those over Huckabee. :-)
Jim
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Jim Sharkey wrote:
_Scientific American_ is saying grass as a source of ethanol has the
potential to be vastly more efficient than corn. Pretty cool
stuff, I think.
But still less efficient than sugarcane :-P
Probably true, but I'd wager grass is a lot
Julia Thompson wrote:
1) Where do you order Dublin Dr. Pepper?
I just order it from here:
http://www.dublindrpepper.com/
2) Mexican Coke.
I've heard its praises sung before, but I'm in NJ, so...
Some high-end US soda bottlers are making their stuff with cane
sugar.
They did an article
Lance A. Brown wrote:
Being able to grow switchgrass on marginal land not suitable for
other, more traditional, crops is one of its benefits.
To me that certainly seems like one of its biggest benefits. It's
grass; it doesn't require nearly the same kind of care that more
traditional food
Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
I, too, have issues with all those cellulouses who yakity-yak constantly,
oblivious of where they are driving . . .
Hang up and ferment, you cellulouses! We're having an energy crisis
here!
Oh, the costs of an extra u. :-(
Jim
I'm sure some of you knew this, what with your big brains and all,
but I found it interesting:
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=grass-makes-better-ethanol-than-corn
_Scientific American_ is saying grass as a source of ethanol has the
potential to be vastly more efficient than corn. Pretty
My sincere condolences to you and your family, Rob.
Jim
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Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007, Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/nerd_sniping.png
And then there are those of us who would be sniped. :)
I could see myself falling victim to that as well. Though maybe not
for a physics problem. That one
http://www.paulkidby.com/news/index.html
I'll warrant we've got a fan or two on board here, so I thought I'd
share the sad news. Alzheimer's has to be one of the truly awful
scourges of our ability to live longer.
Yet, as a fan of the man's work, I can't help but want to make jokes,
even
Ronn! wrote:
Other people make a hobby out of constantly complaining about religion.
It's more of a lifestyle choice than a hobby, I think. :-p
Jim
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Alberto Monteiro wrote:
http://peety-passion.com/relax/2007/11/27/stoned-drivers-are-safe-drivers/
Stoned drivers are safe drivers
Two decades of research show that marijuana use may actually reduce
driver accidents.
I can't be the only one who thought this was going to be a Bill Hicks routine,
Alberto Vieira Ferreira Monteiro wrote:
These guys scare the hell out of me.
Me too, but not for the same reason. It scares me that that boy has
prettier hair than my wife!
Jim
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Horn, John wrote:
My experience here is that many cyclists appear not to realize they
are subject to the same rules of the road as motorists.
That's been mine as well. Too many cyclists in my area grew up with
the bike as a toy rather than as a mode of transportation and used it
accordingly.
I apologize if this is something that's been posted before (the
article is over a year old) but I saw this on a forum I frequent
and thought it might be of interest:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/25/health/25rats.html?_r=2pagewanted=alloref=sloginoref=slogin
It's about a group of scientists
Apparently, they're too quiet:
http://money.excite.com/jsp/nw/nwdt_rt_top.jsp?news_id=ap-d8s1n79o0;
The National Federation for the Blind is complaining that when the
cars are running on solely electricity, blind people cannot hear them
and it could be dangerous as they cross the street.
I'm
Charlie Bell wrote:
You're losing content somewhere in these posts.
Silly rabbit. Content-free posts are what we're best at around here.
Jim
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Rolling Stone has a long article on wasteful spending and outright
thievery by civilian contractors in Iraq:
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/16076312/the_great_iraq_swindle
I know it's not exactly news that people are swindling the government.
It's the government's complicity in it
jon louis mann wrote:
i just tried to sign up and this was my reply:
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Oh that? That's just how they keep us Brin-L riff-raff out.
Doug wrote:
Robert wrote:
Yesterday I was moving, packing boxes into a Uhaul, lifting
furniture and all that for over 10 hours.
I'll bet. I was humping sod all morning Saturday, and digging in
the mud in the afternoon.
Boy, those sound *way* more fun than my day yesterday, spent drinking
beer
Gautam Mukunda wrote:
It's amazing, wonderful, deeply moving, and not just everything I
hoped for, but far more.
Yes, it was an excellenet capstone to the series. There were a
couple of parts that were underwhelming, such as the epilogue, but
for the most part it was a great read. I got to
jon louis mann wrote:
http://www.junkmails.org/6-year-old-that-made-simon-cowell-smile/49/
I saw that around the same time as I saw the videos of Paul Potts. Pretty cool.
Jim
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Bryon Daly wrote:
I thought Rising Stars and Midnight Nation were great, also. I've
never been a big Spiderman fan, though, so I haven't bothered with
any of that stuff from him. Has he done anything comic-wise
besides those?
Fantastic Four and Supreme Power. The latter was OK, since it
Bryon Daly wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
The Sharkey family is going to SDCC this year, so I'll try and keep
my ears and eyes open for this announcement.
Please report back here on any pin your ears back announcements!
Will do! Though I suspect that any juicy information will be posted
Mauro Diotallevi wrote:
And there are still at least two, and possibly three major
announcements yet to be made at Comic Con, which regardless of
whether one is a TV or movie fan, an SF fan or a comics fan...are
gonna pin people's ears back.
The Sharkey family is going to SDCC this year, so
For those of you who enjoyed that prior link, Paul Potts won the whole
shootin' match and will be performing for the Queen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwkVnyfdGYQ
I may check out the links to the other finalists at some point.
Jim
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Vilyhem wrote:
Well, once the seaside inn has a stage, I want Alvin to put on an
all hoon production of H. M. S. Pinafore. Then because of their
double-jointed doubled joints per limb, their wrists that can rotate
270 degrees, and their toe hooks that can let them fight off
balance, the second
Robert Seeberger wrote:
I have to agree. Not just because the performance was great and
greatly unexpected (coming from such a mundane looking fellow), but
mostly because of the shock induced into the two leading assholes on
television.
I thought the female judge was going to climb on top of
Dave Land wrote:
Returning to an earlier thread, lucky for him he's a guy. Not only
because it makes singing tenor a whole lot easier, but a woman who
was equally attractive and equally talented wouldn't stand a
snowball's chance in hell.
Very true! I imagine that a woman 30-40 pounds
Apparently, Britain really does have talent...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oxTy7KIAaA
I just had to share, because if you look at this guy, you'd expect him to be a
guy you'd share a pint with at the pub, maybe help you out with some plumbing,
something like that. Not what you get, and
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