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Kudos to The Onion September 28, 2001
Upon completing His outburst, God fell silent, standing quietly at the podium for several moments. Then, witnesses reported, God’s shoulders began to shake, and He wept.
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Wow… September 27, 2001
There’s a distinct possibility that I just might be able to get out of debt within the next month.
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To boldly go… September 27, 2001
Okay, what was the point to the decontamination scene? Or, rather, was there a point beyond titillation?
Posted in Star Trek, Television.
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Enterprise September 26, 2001
Tonight’s the premiere episode of Enterprise, the new Star Trek series. I’m hoping to be able to catch it, Damon has said I can hang out over at his place tonight to see the show. Hopefully it’ll be worthwhile — I’ve gotta admit, I’m intrigued by what I’ve read so far.
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Bleah. Bleah, bleah, bleah. And a pfpptfptpfpt too. September 26, 2001
Unfortunately, falling asleep at one in the morning doesn’t exactly help ensure a quick up-n-at-‘em in the morning. I didn’t miss my bus, but I sure didn’t hop out of bed as quickly as I do when I crash out at 10pm.
Posted in Life.
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Just a quick word or two September 24, 2001
Just tossing a quick entry in before I send out the e-mail update to those few people who get it. It’s Monday morning and I’m at work, so don’t want to spend too long here, but I thought it would be good to get a little bit in here so I’m not completely out of date.
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Amusing quotes September 21, 2001
anyways, my GAY brother tom was watchin vh1, which is like suppose to be like mtv only for old people or something, and there was this thing called 25 years of punk! i was like, hell ya, i’m a punk! so of course i had to watch it!
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Slow times September 19, 2001
Of course, even when I claim that life is boring and I have nothing to do or say about it, I can still fill up eight-plus pages in this little notebook about my lack of anything to write about. Like that will come as a surprise to anyone who knows me.
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Too cool for words September 18, 2001
I just found a listing on the Corona Coming Attractions movie news/rumor site detailing a film that I will have my skinny lil’ butt planted in the seat for come opening day — HardWired.
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No more virus alerts September 18, 2001
Please do not blindly forward every ‘alert’, ‘warning’, or whatever else to everyone you know. I don’t know about you, but I would much rather not receive anything twenty-five times.
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I don’t even know what to say to this September 17, 2001
It may be the single most disgusting and infuriating response I’ve seen yet to last week’s tragedy, and all the more so because of the people it comes from — men who claim to be spreading God’s word on earth.
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A good weekend for movies September 16, 2001
In the midst of more and more news about the continuing aftermath of the WTC and Pentagon attacks, and in a world where it looks more and more like the U.S. may soon be declaring war, I decided it was a good time to take a bit of a vacation and head out to the movies.
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Hollywood Squares funnies September 13, 2001
Peter Marshall: It is the most abused and neglected part of your body — what is it? Paul Lynde: Mine may be abused but it certainly isn’t neglected!
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Political cartoons September 12, 2001
There’s a feature over at Slate with a lot of different political cartoons responding to yesterday’s tragic attacks. Most share a few obvious common themes, but there’s one theme that struck me as I kept seeing it come from the pen of so many different artists.
Posted in Current Affairs.
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It all keeps getting scarier September 12, 2001
Anytime a noice like a plane is heard everyone instantly starts looking up, trying to figure out where it’s coming from, where it might be going, and whether it’s friendly or not. The speed that something as familiar as an airplane engine can become a trigger for paranoia and fright is just staggering.
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Fascinating, frightening, and touching: eyewitness accounts September 12, 2001
Blogs from ground zero. I wouldn’t have had time to search all these out, many thanks to Big Pink Cookie for originally posting most of them.
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Still can’t really believe it September 11, 2001
All and all, it’s been an absolutely incredible and tragic day. The single biggest terrorist attack the world has ever seen, with repercussions that can only be speculated about at this early stage, and only the weeks to come will show where things go from here.
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How far is this going to go? September 11, 2001
My thoughts and prayers certainly go out today — not just for the unfortunate victims and families of victims of the attacks this morning, but for an, if not peaceful, than at least less-than-cataclysmic resolution to this entire affair.
Posted in Current Affairs.
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Nano-nano! September 10, 2001
In The Diamond Age, Stephenson does for nanotechnology what he did for the internet and virtual reality in Snow Crash — takes today’s best existing ideas and theories and extrapolates them forward into the future to explore where the technologies can take us.
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Funny or frightening? Both? September 7, 2001
Amazon.com customers comment on the American Film Institute’s top 20 films of the 20th century. Kind of explains why such tripe becomes so popular these days, and the movies worth seeing are so hard to find (if they even get made).
Posted in Film.
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More about this cruise thing September 6, 2001
Basically, it sounds like a dream job. Get paid to take a 6-month (at least) cruise, spinning in a top-flight dance club every night.
Posted in Life.
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More cruiseship daydreaming September 4, 2001
Every time I had to place another call to Xerox to see if I could get a tech to fix my machine today, the idea of spending six months getting paid to spin for a club on a cruise ship sounded better and better.
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Bumbershoot ‘01: Monday, Sep. 3rd September 3, 2001
NW Connection Community Choir, Kevin Kent, Bill Dana, Kiki & Herb, Tiger Lillies, WOFA, C.J. Chenier and the Red Hot Louisiana Band, Nikol Collars, and Nina Hynes.
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Bumbershoot ‘01 - Sunday, Sep. 2nd September 2, 2001
Maria Muldaur, Joe Matt, Sol Calderone, DJ Logic, 5 Fingers of Funk, Critters Buggin’, David Lee Roth
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Bumbershoot ‘01 - Saturday, Sep. 1st September 1, 2001
Jason Webley, Meshell Ndegéocello, Loretta Lynn, Red Elvises, Black Crows, Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band
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