Is it the heated blanket, or does this cat know when people are dying?
How cool is that?
Keith takes a ride in a fancy car – the body language says it all. Taken in Pemberton.
It’s all about Katie
But my ass plays a supporting role. Taken at Bridal Veil Falls outside of Hope.
Kids in a garden
Keith and Kate. I love the radiant smiles, once again, from the back catalogue. Shown in the background are the incredibly cool Ainu sculptures on Burnaby Mountain. This park overlooks where the oil spill happened.
He’s not much to look at
But he is a good, solid man.
Chipper gets friendly with Ronald….this would be a few years ago now.
I was messing with the scanner this morning
This is called When In Rome
oooooh! Shiny!
A difference engine… writ small. Link goes to the bbc site in the UK.
He saved a billion lives
…. so their grandchildren can all starve to death. Or so my misgivings tell me.
A very odd cookbook
This is for my parents, who need encouragement to avoid food. Scroll down to click next for a new page, and a new commentary, on a fifties late night cookbook.
Resisting peer pressure requires a functioning brain
no, duh. This is news?
Only for my workmates
This does not reference my boss. Don’t touch this on dialup. For those of you who don’t follow the link, it’s a frickin hilarious flash animation of pummeling the living snot out of your boss. Find the 17 methods of killing your boss in the cubicle…
Oil line rupture
Stan Goff discusses something… theoretically of course
I read that he had read Neal Stephenson’s Zodiac (one of my all time favourite books) and the discussion went south from there….
Odysseus…. briefly
My mother said it would need TWO limericks, and I disagreed. Badgods.com has famous poems redone as limericks. I just emailed this to the webmaster there:
Odysseus’ yarn, spun by Homer
Made much of the sea-wily roamer
Penelope’s suitors
All ended as neuters
So his bad ass rep was no misnomer