Honestly, it’d be very nice if we all collectively decided that it’s ‘ok’ to view things like this during prime-time TV. Do we think ‘the children’ are going to NOT see this online/in-magazines/at-school???

Seriously now, you have to chuckle… Oh, and because I can’t resist: “Nice Pussy (cat)”

SA PhotoshopPhriday spoofs.

While reading the Gremlins a bedtime story tonight, I happen to read the dedication from the Illustartor:

For Mary Beth Grand Juror #23, Supreme Court, State of New York, Special Narcotics - N.W.P.

Definitely not the dedication you would expect in Our Class Took a Trip to the Zoo.   Things that make you wonder…. 

Calliope: a GPL jukebox music server, content- and music-management system. Perl-based, it supports multi-user, multiple channels (soundcard and Icecast streams), data/id3 editing, smart loading, cd burning, and skins. It plays mp3, ogg & flac (so far).

Ever see those signs that say “$10 minimum for credit card purchases” or whatever? Those are expressly forbidden by all major credit card companies. Here are the specific references.

… “When taken with meals, the drug blocks the absorption of about one-quarter of any fat consumed. That fat — about 150 to 200 calories worth — is passed out of the body, potentially resulting in loose stools.

Educational materials even recommend people start the program when they have a few days off work, or to bring an extra pair of pants to the office. Experts say a failure to adequately prepare consumers about the effects contributed to Xenical’s limited success.”

http://www.cnn.com/2007/HEALTH/diet.fitness/05/22/diet.alli.ap/index.html?eref=rss_health

Camera on a conveyor at a Tokyo sushi bar. It was about midnight and the place was packed with great people.

The Passive.Aggressive.Notes blog is the new favorite. Only because I have seen a couple of these at work.

I have some more photos of the helicopter.

Also, I just met this skink who appears to have moved in under the front steps. I’ve decided to name him lefty, since he’s missing his right front mobility function.