The U.S. Government seems bent on controlling more aspects of their citizen's lives...
"The federal government's "no sex without marriage" message isn't just for kids anymore.
Now the government is targeting unmarried adults up to age 29 as part of its abstinence-only programs, which include millions of dollars in federal money that will be available to the states under revised federal grant guidelines for 2007.
The government says the change is a clarification. But critics say it's a clear signal of a more directed policy targeting the sexual behavior of adults."
More here
That is no government's business, now fuck off.
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Saturday, October 28, 2006
I hate Borat
There, I've said it.
Not that anyone cares.
I watch horrified as his grotesque parade passes through town, to the thunderous applause of the village idiots...
Not that anyone cares.
I watch horrified as his grotesque parade passes through town, to the thunderous applause of the village idiots...
Friday, October 27, 2006
Possible Epic Stupidity
If it does turn out that Comedy Central has removed all Daily Show, Steven Cobert and South Park from YouTube, it may be the dumbest media move this decade.
Funny how it comes less than 2 weeks before their election.
I'm just sayin'.
Funny how it comes less than 2 weeks before their election.
I'm just sayin'.
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Revisionist History Strkes Again
The mayor of Montreal, Gerald Tremblay, announced - without consultation - that Montreal's 'Avenue du Parc' would be renamed 'Avenue Robert Bourassa.' The street has a lot of history and hosts some thriving communities, so feeling is rising high on the issue. A web-consulting company - that happens to be located on Avenue du Parc - put up an e-petition. When I first saw the thing they were aiming to collect 1000 'signatures.' It's grown so fast over the past day that they're now aiming for 20000. I keep getting emails from friends with a link to the petition and it seems to be growing by the minute."
I only just heard about this on Saturday. Who the fuck does Tremblay think he is? Bourassa? BooBoo Bourassa? A street named after him (?!), and of course it's one that had an English (sounding) name. Only bunkers should be named after old BooBoo.
There is an online petition here. It can only be signed by Montrealers, so tell any if you know any!
L'avenue de Parc est maintenant avenue de Robert BooBoo ? Jamais!
I only just heard about this on Saturday. Who the fuck does Tremblay think he is? Bourassa? BooBoo Bourassa? A street named after him (?!), and of course it's one that had an English (sounding) name. Only bunkers should be named after old BooBoo.
There is an online petition here. It can only be signed by Montrealers, so tell any if you know any!
L'avenue de Parc est maintenant avenue de Robert BooBoo ? Jamais!
Monday, October 23, 2006
Jump!
This is just one (though perhaps the best) of several jaw dropping scenes from the last Battlestar Galactica.
Ah hell, here's another
Sunday, October 22, 2006
Party Time
Chester and I have birthdays close together, so we had a party last night.
All the local celebs were there, Simone Denny, Shelley Hamilton, Liz Tansey, DJ Robert (from Barrie!) and of course The Creampuff Princess.
Friday, October 20, 2006
Toronto Zanta
Crazy man, or performance artist? No one is quite sure, but if you live in Toronto you've seen him.
He's good, but no one can match the horror of the Harmonica Lady of Montréal.
More info here
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Friday, October 13, 2006
75,000-year-old shell beads
Early shell beads from recent and old excavations push back the date for human culture
"There is a heated debate on when did we become culturally modern, that is when did we develop language, symbolic thinking, religion, etc. Personal ornaments, along with art, are unanimously seen as archaeological proof of the acquisition of those abilities."
I don't see that connection but...
Read more
"There is a heated debate on when did we become culturally modern, that is when did we develop language, symbolic thinking, religion, etc. Personal ornaments, along with art, are unanimously seen as archaeological proof of the acquisition of those abilities."
I don't see that connection but...
Read more
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Happy Bubbles, but Devoted Bubbles
Here it is Ladies and Gentlemen, the Salvador Dali Alka Seltzer ad.
Only took me 34 years to track the sucker down.
Only took me 34 years to track the sucker down.
Monday, October 09, 2006
TheirTube
Google buys YouTube.
Beginning of the end of YouTube as we knew it. Corporate control will bring corporate blandness. But, it's what the viewer *really* wants, isn't it?
So just sit back and watch, like a good audience should. Leave the entertaining to the professionals.
Read what little more there is here and here
Beginning of the end of YouTube as we knew it. Corporate control will bring corporate blandness. But, it's what the viewer *really* wants, isn't it?
So just sit back and watch, like a good audience should. Leave the entertaining to the professionals.
Read what little more there is here and here
Battlestar moves to NBC
Frak.
"The question is: will NBC be tolerant of the quasi-political themes that BSG seems to take from the most controversial page of world events?"
Quasi? Season 3's opener was a pretty clear inditement of the whole Bush mess, or at least to me it was. So yes, the network might mess with that. I'm more afraid of the "7 of 9 Syndrome", where there will be more ballistic breasts coming at you from every angle.
And that's just the men.
"The question is: will NBC be tolerant of the quasi-political themes that BSG seems to take from the most controversial page of world events?"
Quasi? Season 3's opener was a pretty clear inditement of the whole Bush mess, or at least to me it was. So yes, the network might mess with that. I'm more afraid of the "7 of 9 Syndrome", where there will be more ballistic breasts coming at you from every angle.
And that's just the men.
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