This is a horrible flashback to the first two elections of my voting career: Mondale v. Reagan and Dukakis v. Bush Sr.
Preparing my absentee ballot and ordering a case of Maker’s Mark, here.
This is a horrible flashback to the first two elections of my voting career: Mondale v. Reagan and Dukakis v. Bush Sr.
Preparing my absentee ballot and ordering a case of Maker’s Mark, here.
Via Rubi
I am amnesiac and can’t remember which kind person informed me that the Chrome Box has been re-released, but thank you. I love Chrome. And if you like early gloomy industrial noisy shit, you will too.
They’re forgotten by too many. Any locals who want some, hit me up.
For obnoxicant and other Wire fans, an unexpected version of “Outdoor Miner.”
Via Bedazzled
The Unwashed Depressive informs me that William Shatner has realized Shaye St. John’s prophecy and is signing autographs on the INTERNET!!! 24/7!!!
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It’s a Rube Goldberg Hellraiser Machine!
Actual photo caption from our local rag:
[redacted list of children] all enjoy some exocit fruits and vegtables at Sonora Elementarys Nutrition night
…can crash at my house any time they’re in town. Really.
I can’t wait for journalists to discover other teen risks such as “buttsex,” “alco-hol,” and “military enlistment.” I hope Kim Komando was on vacation when someone wrote this, because I remember her as smart and funny and pretty much sane.
Web delivers new worry for parents: Digital drugs
We all know that music can alter your mood. Sad songs can make you cry. Upbeat songs may give you an energy boost. But can music create the same effects as illegal drugs?
This seems like a ridiculous question. But websites are targeting your children with so-called digital drugs. These are audio files designed to induce drug-like effects.
All your child needs is a music player and headphones.