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July 13, 2004
Curious George: fashion
What's the deal with capri pants and/or flip flops? Am I just out of touch with fashion?
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Rare East German Video Arcade Machine.
East Germany did know how to have a little fun now and then as evidenced by the recently recovered homegrown Poly Play videogame!
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Energy-Efficient ?
Pros: Energy Efficient, cheap, appropriate use of available resources, easy to maintain, no need for expensive siren - a "moo" suffices,
Cons: well...
On one hand i'm tickled by the whole idea, BUT it saddens me to think that people still dont have access to basic health care in parts of the world while others bitch about how HMOs are teh sux0rs. In developing countries, healthcare is not a basic human right, it's a luxury available to only the rich. Yes most developing countries are full of corrupt politicians that divert much needed funds and aid for their personal gain, but try explaining that to a mother watching her child die of malaria with no access to healthcare.
Sometimes i hate the world we live in!!
Photographs matter.
Peter Dombrovskis was a photographer of the Tasmanian wilderness. It was his images, most especially Rock Island Bend, which helped to stop the damming of the Franklin River for hydroelectricity, and which preserved it for the enjoyment of all.
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The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity
#1 is one we are all familiar with: "Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation."
Will comics be the next evolution of the novel?
link from NYT Magazine, reg. req.
Comix, under the (arguably goofy) title of "graphic novels" have steadily been gaining mainstream cred over the last two decades. Does this mean something, or am I just bored today?
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Psssst! Wanna buy a dinar?
Everything you need to know to purchase the world's latest money. Such as: "The new currency will supercede all previous 'Saddam' Dinar, and as of January 15th, 'Saddam' Dinar is considered a collectors item." The current exchange rate is 770 dinar for every US$1; it was 33 cents to $1 before the war. A good investment? Buy 'em here.
Pulp Fiction Bad Mother Fu**er Wallets and other Pulp Fiction/Tarantino memorabilia
Pulp Fiction Bad Mother Fu**er Wallets and other Pulp Fiction/Tarantino memorabilia eg the Kill Bill Pussy Wagon keyring/keychain.
The versatile kilt
Have you worn a kilt lately? The kilt is distinctly Scottish, but what about the Irish?
Did the Irish wear kilts too? Whether they did or not is up to debate, but if you want to wear your own, someone has your interests in mind.
UC Irvine's Blog Survey
Do you blog? Take this mindblowing survey. It has its own blog. Takes most ppl about 5 minutes.
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NBAK - Neck Brace Art Appreciation Klub
started out as a small but dedicated group of regular folks who share a common interest in "recreational & artistic" neck and back bracing.
They even have a video section.
Some sections are NSFW.
Curious, George, Monkeybashi Is not allowed to read this.
More secret monkey stuff.
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The Hebrew version of Shrek 2 is getting a nip.
In its original Israeli dub, the hit animated comedy had one character threaten to emasculate another by saying "Let's do a David Daor on him" - a reference to the singer's voice.
"This film intends to present me, in perpetuity, as a eunuch, a man with no testicles," Daor said.
Anyone remember what the joke was in English?
Curious George W
It seems that many of the folks who post to this place tend to be politically left (including yours truly). MoFi has conservative members and they are listened to and appreciated, if not always agreed with ;-)
I was wondering if other members visit more "right oriented" sites that have as open of forum as this place does. Most of the blogs I have visited on the right tend towards the dittohead variety without any dissent. I was hoping to check out blogs that skew right, but entertain progressive viewpoints.
Any suggestions?