Moon Farmer January 2001 Archive
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Posted by at January 31, 2001 08:09 PM
Posted by at January 31, 2001 08:00 PM
Among this year's seven recipients are NBC's sitcom Just Shoot Me, novelist Philip Roth, and The Right Stuff filmmaker Philip Kaufman. "The awards honor individuals and organizations which challenge the sexual fear, unrealistic expectations, and government hypocrisy that undermine love, sex, and relationships --and political freedom--today." Klein told TP.
Posted by at January 31, 2001 03:45 PM
Who FUNDS this shit?
Posted by at January 31, 2001 02:20 PM
BOURQUE NEWSWATCH - BIOLOGICAL BOMBS SHUT GVT BLDGS
Posted by at January 31, 2001 10:22 AM
It isn't supposed to happen that we have a vital, competitive, fire-in-the-belly ex-president. But now the same fluke that put Bush into office affords Clinton the opportunity to be a character and have a job possibly more distinguished than that of president.
How big, how meaningful, how disruptive might he be?
Posted by at January 31, 2001 08:35 AM
Posted by at January 30, 2001 03:34 PM
The site may have to decide between 2 good ideas: whether to become a b-to-b resource or a profitable content site.
Posted by at January 30, 2001 12:49 PM
If you are seriously fed up with being lonely, living alone or you've always dreamed of having a Drop-Dead Gorgeous Wife who will Love you Faithfully Forever Regardless of your age, physical appearance or fnancial status, you need to come to Paradise and Begin Making All Your Dreams Come True.
Posted by at January 30, 2001 09:01 AM
Tom still refused to pay the bill when told the money would come out of the employee's 401k funds.
Posted by at January 30, 2001 06:25 AM
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Posted by at January 29, 2001 08:57 PM
down in a ball of fire
I have been trying for three hours to find something interesting to write about the Super Bowl, but words fail me. The game itself was even worse than I expected -- a lame display of bad football that lost all meaning after the first five minutes.
Posted by at January 29, 2001 03:40 PM
British women... go to adult sites more than women in any other country studied.
Posted by at January 29, 2001 03:32 PM
Oh, by the way, the link earlier today about diplomatic immunity is not just spooky on the macro "boy is the world stupid" level, but also because St. Patrick and the Vanier Parkway is within walking distance of my house.
Not that I plan to walk anywhere anymore.
Posted by at January 28, 2001 07:19 PM
Cindy Bewes had twins which were stillborn but it was 14 years later that she discovered their children's bodies had been kept for research, not buried.
She said: "We need to know the truth and if they're there give us them back because they are ours."
For what? Did you want to have them stuffed and mounted in your living room?
Posted by at January 28, 2001 02:47 PM
"The defendant was not aware she had bitten his testicle until after the incident," said Mr Duffield.
Posted by at January 28, 2001 02:37 PM
Well, it began innocently enough. We spent three days at a trade show giving away free tapes, if people would give us a $20 donation to be passed on to St. Jude Children's Hospital. You know, the Danny Thomas hospital that does such great work? We thought this was a nice way to give something back.
Posted by at January 28, 2001 02:17 PM
We can rebuild him. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the world's first Bionic man. Better than he was before. Better... stronger... faster.
Posted by at January 28, 2001 10:24 AM
As part of preparations for Pro-Life Sunday, which is being marked today in area parishes, the archdiocese sent out copies of a full-colour poster that shows a tiny six- to eight-week-old embryo under a quotation from the book: "A person's a person, no matter how small."
Posted by at January 28, 2001 09:05 AM
Police said the accident was the first of two involving a drinking diplomat yesterday. A second diplomat exercised his diplomatic immunity following an accident at 4:15 p.m. at the corner of St. Patrick St. and the Vanier Pkwy. No one was injured in that accident.
Posted by at January 28, 2001 09:03 AM
It's a sly film indeed that can offer a scene of Peter Lorre giving a lecture on the importance of trustworthiness.
Posted by at January 27, 2001 12:46 PM
Stella R is a friend of mine from Seattle, WA and a very close friend of Autumn's. I met her for the first time when I went out to Seattle to visit Autumn in November. Speant almost three full weeks out there having the time of my life with them, it was totally awsome! Stella is a small business owner making these kick ass candles. She is a super sweet girl and also a frequent model on Autum's site. There are TONS more pictures we shot that night I left in the member's section so go check them out!!
Posted by at January 27, 2001 09:50 AM
Only hours after President Clinton struck a deal to avoid prosecution by admitting he lied in court about Monica Lewinsky, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced the entire company will admit to an affair with Lewinsky if the government will drop the case against it, too.
Posted by at January 26, 2001 07:54 PM
In talking to those whom Kamen has surpassed in wealth, I find them free of jealousy. "It's even cooler than my video wall," says Bill Gates. "Not to mention how it helped me defeat the antitrust suit." Warren Buffett points out even though he's dropped a notch on the list of the nation's richest people, he's richer now that Ginger's picking his stocks. "It's changed my life in so many ways," adds John D. Rockefeller, who credits Ginger, specifically, with bringing him back from the dead.
Posted by at January 26, 2001 06:54 PM
Jeff Cole, who was killed in a plane crash last week, was unrelenting in his pursuit of the news, determined never to get beat on a story and ready to work 24/7 to stay ahead.
Posted by at January 26, 2001 06:51 PM
"IT," also known as "Ginger," has not yet been released by its inventor, but we'll be glad to notify you by e-mail when we actually know what IT is and if IT will be available for purchase from Amazon.com. Simply enter your e-mail address and click Go!
Posted by at January 26, 2001 08:37 AM
When you type "dumb motherfucker" into Google, the search engine's top result is a site about President Bush.
Editor's note: Thanks to Wired News reader David Spencer, we have found that Google's top answer to "smart motherfucker" is a site about Abraham Lincoln. This is probably not a mistake.
Posted by at January 25, 2001 04:21 PM
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Posted by at January 24, 2001 01:57 PM
This is Shop Mandiberg, a performative e-commerce site which markets and sells all of Michael Mandiberg's possessions. This site contains everything he owns.
I wish I had 750.00 USD and nothing better to do than buy this guy's house keys. I figure that'd queer his experiment interestingly.
Posted by at January 24, 2001 06:17 AM
Posted by at January 23, 2001 11:00 AM
To paraphrase Sylvia: they're all disgusting.
Posted by at January 22, 2001 08:47 PM
Becker's lawyers hired a private detective company to trail Ermakova and rummage through her bins and bank details. Contents of a dirty nappy reportedly linked Becker to the child.
Posted by at January 22, 2001 03:15 PM
Price, Downs and dozens of others who slept outside the visitors center for the first batch of tickets didn't get to meet Bush or anyone else from the first family when they toured the White House. It was a jarring disappointment for Downs, Price and the others who had heard about average folks meeting with President Clinton and Bush's father during post-inauguration open houses.
Posted by at January 22, 2001 02:57 PM
Women have been kept against their will and forced into prostitution before, but the Internet allows their activities to be marketed around the world. Thanks to the Web, women performing sex acts can now be viewed by anybody with an Internet connection. Some believe this will lead to increased demand for sex slaves.
Posted by at January 22, 2001 11:39 AM
Posted by at January 22, 2001 10:01 AM
Secret files touch on all aspects of former PM's political career. 161 pages reveal bureau became interested in Trudeau in his early 30s
Posted by at January 20, 2001 05:44 AM
Posted by at January 20, 2001 05:06 AM
We can all breathe a sigh of relief. Contrary to Internet reports, George W. Bush's twin daughters will not be portrayed as lesbian lovers.
Posted by at January 19, 2001 07:56 PM
Posted by at January 19, 2001 02:45 PM
Posted by at January 19, 2001 09:41 AM
Once in orbit the satellite will add another novel feature to its repertoire - it will contain the first webserver flown in space - one that will be accessible from text-enabled cellphones and other wireless devices.
Posted by at January 18, 2001 06:58 PM
Posted by at January 18, 2001 06:42 PM
Welcome to Paragraph175.org, a new civil rights news and activism resource. Built upon the success of my former organization, HateWatch, Paragraph175.org is an attempt create (or at least explore) a new way to pursue online civil rights. While I spent the past five years as HateWatch's executive director, and though its success exceeded all my expectations, I felt it was time to move on to new challenges.
Posted by at January 18, 2001 03:09 PM
I asked myself, 'What should Lady Death's next challenge be?'" he says. "I thought mortality, being human and being limited would be the next big challenge for her. Imagine a woman who could wipe out armies with a thought being reduced to being mortal and having human feelings. That's quite a challenge."
Because a woman can't be POWERFUL and have human emotions at the same time -- she's either bitch or goddess but never both. My god, people like this need to be kicked in the balls six or seven times -- not just because they're stupid, but because they think they're being sensitive. That goes for guys who listen to Tori-superficially-deep-Amos, too. NAIFS.
Posted by at January 18, 2001 02:56 PM
When Tabloid News Services gave up the ghost a year or two back, Tabloid.net itself floated around, passed from one former editor to the next, like an ugly stepchild who wasn't even fun to molest anymore.
Posted by at January 18, 2001 07:30 AM
His statement will include an expression of regret, but the sources did not know whether he will say he is sorry.
Nor did he get blown by any of his interns, but if he did, it wasn't sex.
Posted by at January 18, 2001 05:40 AM
Matt Stopford, a retired peacekeeper who for a year has stoutly rejected claims that his own men tried to poison him in the former Yugoslavia in 1993, has changed his mind.
'Apparently, I was poisoned in Yugoslavia," he said in a resigned tone...
Posted by at January 17, 2001 06:46 PM
The Albuquerque Journal charges $50 for the right to link to each of its articles. Localbusiness.com and Latino.com are more generous, and permit one to five links without payment.
Posted by at January 17, 2001 04:05 PM
Not an enormous selection yet, but notably, they have Beat the Devil and DOA available for "rent" (you can stream it at will over the next two days) or "sale" (you can stream it at will) under the Classic Movies section. See Beat the Devil. See DOA.
Posted by at January 17, 2001 12:27 PM
141 magnificent moose sculptures from Toronto's phenomenal Moose in the City outdoor art exhibition are going on sale, online, for the wildest fundraising auction this town has ever seen!
Posted by at January 17, 2001 10:52 AM
When asked about reports that Apple would open retailers locations later this year, Jobs would neither confirm nor deny the reports. Later, when one dealer commented that it wasn't fair for them to have to compete directly with Apple, Jobs' only response was, "this is America."
Posted by at January 17, 2001 09:42 AM
Interplay was on the verge of being delisted from the Nasdaq. Now, the computer game developer has posted a small profit after racking up huge losses in 1998.
Posted by at January 17, 2001 09:36 AM
The Keeper costs more upfront than a box of pads or tampons. Unlike pads or tampons, though, you only buy it once. One Keeper will last up to ten years. That's up to ten years of not shelling out for disposable products, up to ten years of putting your money back in your own pocket. Add up the costs for yourself.
Posted by at January 17, 2001 09:22 AM
a few years ago, the US government changed the rules so we didn't need prescriptions anymore to get ointments for yeast infections, and the drug companies started bombarding us with hype about their yeast infection products. suddenly everyone was hyper-aware of yeast infections. wimmin started assuming that every vulvar or vaginal itch they had was due to a yeast infection, and started filling their crotches full of powerful antifungal creams. but sometimes it wasn't really a yeast infection.
Posted by at January 17, 2001 08:46 AM
You could say the Rapture index is a Dow Jones Industrial Average of end time activity, but I think it would be better if you viewed it as prophetic speedometer. The higher the number, the faster we're moving towards the occurrence of pre-tribulation rapture.
Posted by at January 17, 2001 08:40 AM
"Ken Starr is an especially astute observer of that court," said William Kovacic, a George Washington University law professor who has followed the case closely. "He has a singularly wise intuition about how the court thinks and as a result an ability to shape arguments that have the best possible chance of appealing to them."
Posted by at January 17, 2001 07:06 AM
Two things struck me looking at Napster. One was hooray - at last I might as well say fuck BMI. They are not protecting me any more, if they ever did.
The other was ..... now I have BT openworld ADSL (which runs at about 500kbps at its best) everything seems easier simply because it's so much faster. When your computer hangs, you know about it sooner. When you've connected to a server you know straight away. Even if some downloads still take time, getting hooked up in the first place seems so much quicker.
Posted by at January 17, 2001 06:52 AM
The difference between old-economy and new-economy companies is that the latter are often unprofitable, and thus crash and burn when venture capitalists pull out their cash. Attorney General Blumenthal isn't moved.
Posted by at January 16, 2001 03:35 PM
Posted by at January 16, 2001 03:22 PM
In August 1999, a hoax about an allegedly deadly spider surfaced on the internet and has been promulgated by the unwary. It claims that a South American spider, Arachnius gluteus, was found under toilet seats on airplanes and was responsible for several deaths in Chicago. Let's look at why this is a sack of whooey.
Posted by at January 16, 2001 03:14 PM
Darth Vader is wearing Nikes!"
Posted by at January 16, 2001 01:29 PM
Posted by at January 16, 2001 11:39 AM
The Mr. Showbiz Celebrity Love Match engine selects your most compatible celebrity love, lust, and friendship catches based on a combination of your preferred characteristics in a mate and the tried-and-true laws of astrology. Not only are our results customized, they're scientific!
Posted by at January 16, 2001 09:15 AM
Go here, and as it bids, check out the video, and marvel at the idea of seven hours of semi-random Zappa video.
Posted by at January 16, 2001 07:42 AM
Posted by at January 15, 2001 06:24 PM
This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen, which is somewhat depressing.
Posted by at January 15, 2001 06:15 PM
...for Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT provides the most complete remote sex solution for the Internet and corporate intranet.
Posted by at January 15, 2001 05:44 PM
For the past year, sex offenders in the facility have had to do without the paper. It was taken away from some offenders because they didn't have a healthy attitude towards the images, Ross said. Ross added the recent challenge has put the institution in an awkward spot with local media.
Posted by at January 15, 2001 03:58 PM
Students rated their classmates' aggressive behavior and were asked questions about their demeanor -- for example, "Who often says, 'Give me that'?" "Who starts a fight over nothing?" and "Who helps other children?"
Posted by at January 15, 2001 03:56 PM
I am thinking, "I have his glasses. Here, in my hand, is the eyewear that perches atop the nose of the richest man on the planet." I fight back to urge to smell them, to rub them against my cheek and savor the moment. So I lick them instead.
Posted by at January 14, 2001 03:53 PM
The Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum in Yokohama, Japan, opened in 1994, is devoted entirely to the noodles so often enjoyed by college students around the country.
Posted by at January 14, 2001 03:39 PM
Three hundred miles and more from Chimborazo, one hundred from the snows of Cotopaxi, in the wildest wastes of Ecuador's Andes, there lies that mysterious mountain valley, cut off from all the world of men, the Country of the Blind.
Posted by at January 13, 2001 02:20 PM
RE.SOUND is activated by the sonic energy of the audience and the room. The computer responds to these ambient sounds and adds to them, thereby creating the sonic environment that surrounds the participant in the gallery.
Posted by at January 13, 2001 01:08 PM
Here's Jobs on the experience of buying a computer compared to buying a car: "At least you can go to an auto dealer and test drive a fucking car," the dealers reported him as saying.
Posted by at January 13, 2001 01:02 PM
Chicks made up by Guinevere Steele
Look a treat but are lousy to feel
She turns meat that was cute
Into plasticised fruit
With the juices locked under the peel
--Chad Mulligan, Stand on Zanzibar
Posted by at January 13, 2001 12:43 PM
Posted by at January 13, 2001 12:06 PM
Go see this, relax and enjoy. But remember, it's just a movie, it can't solve the universe.
Posted by at January 13, 2001 09:57 AM
"I can see where it's important if we're, like, beating some country in the Olympics or bombing them or, ideally, both," Grisham added. "But if some Colombian drug lord sinks a ferry full of Israeli soldiers in North Latvoania or Serbo-Malaysia, or wherever, and Americans aren't involved, what has that got to do with me?"
Posted by at January 12, 2001 12:57 PM
All they do know: IT, also code-named Ginger, is an invention developed by 49-year-old scientist Dean Kamen, and the subject of a planned book by journalist Steve Kemper. According to Kemper's proposal, IT will change the world, and is so extraordinary that it has drawn the attention of technology visionaries Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs and the investment dollars of pre-eminent Silicon Valley venture capitalist John Doerr, among others.
Posted by at January 11, 2001 07:35 PM
Posted by at January 11, 2001 07:20 PM
Consumers who want to make "Explorer" their new workstation will appreciate the chair's other perks. The keyboard tray is perfectly suited to hold a laptop computer for comfortable word processing. The left arm also houses a 120-volt fused electrical outlet with surge protection, a high-speed DSL port and regular analog line, as well as an AC adapter for plugging in a laptop computer. The right arm contains a drink holder and storage space ideal for holding a remote control and TV Guide.
And there's a fridge in there somewhere.
Posted by at January 11, 2001 07:15 PM
PortaPam is the official virtual version of the world-famous actress [Pamela Anderson] that lives, eats, and breathes on your Palm or Handspring computer.
Posted by at January 11, 2001 04:10 PM
Hi, I'm Alec Guinness. Not only did I have to suffer through the indignity of playing second fiddle to Laurence Olivier all my life, but 99% of you best remember me walking around in a cloak sputtering Zen-koan-like gibberish as Obi-Wan Kenobi...
Hi, I'm John Gielgud. What Alec said, but instead of 'Obi-Wan Kenobi,' insert 'the butler from Arthur.
Posted by at January 11, 2001 04:04 PM
The nuclear research laboratory, which has been scorched in the press for its security lapses, says the alleged hacker on its staff was only a probationary employee, so don't worry.
Posted by at January 11, 2001 01:41 PM
Black Lake
Gatineau National Park, Quebec
photo by Gabrielle Taylor or Bryan Murray
Unquestionably one of the finest places on earth.
Posted by at January 11, 2001 11:12 AM
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Posted by at January 11, 2001 06:16 AM
Yes, yes, yes! It's ridiculously obvious that the same problems that limit manipulation at the micro-micro level also limit comprehension of individual volition (why salt dissolves quickly in water but porcelain doesn't; why I like chocolate but some people don't). It's not magic! It's just good sense!
Posted by at January 09, 2001 01:12 PM
Yes, a Lego piano with working action. The keys are counterweighted.
Posted by at January 09, 2001 12:04 PM
WPA will tie a Windows product key to one specific PC in order to reduce casual copying. In order to "activate" it, a customer will send data about the installation, such as product ID number and hardware identifier, to a Microsoft-run license clearinghouse. The clearinghouse won't allow the use of the customer's product key on a PC different from the one originally activated.
Questions:
1. If you paid for it, why is it not yours?
2. What right does any company have to require you to provide personal information before they'll allow you the privilege of using something you already paid for?
3. What happens if you replace your computer but intend to keep using the software?
4. How much does piracy really cost software companies (or music companies for that matter), versus the insulting manners in which they treat the consumer?
Bonus question: Is Steinbeck correct when he observes that only degenerate creatures require armor plating, and that it is a sign of their imminent extinction?
Posted by at January 09, 2001 09:32 AM
Musician, educator and music community leader Byard Lancaster has been arrested in Philadelphia, where he lives, charged with playing music on the street.
Posted by at January 09, 2001 08:10 AM
Shakespeare and Homer are not meant to be read: they are meant to be performed. When one reads them one takes on the work of both transmitting and receiving, and the latter is invariably stiffed.
Posted by at January 09, 2001 07:51 AM
A entirely Indian owned interprise catering to the Indian tribes of the United States and those white people with money.
These are the voyages of the starship Interprise, to seek out new assholes, new ignorant idiots, to boldly split infinitives where no Indian-who-can't-spell-but-don't-hold-them-to-Whitey's-professional-standards has been intolerant before...
Posted by at January 09, 2001 07:49 AM
The rest of the year will be marked by three distinct ... inescapable Realities: LARGE BREASTS, THIN WALLETS and ENORMOUS FEAR of BILL COLLECTORS.
Posted by at January 09, 2001 07:25 AM
Four teenagers gang-raped an HIV-positive woman outside a housing complex in Surrey on the weekend, after dragging her into a park near an elementary school.
Does the justice get any more patly poetic?
Posted by at January 09, 2001 05:25 AM
On average, Web-rage is uncaged after twelve minutes of fruitless searching, although about seven percent of the 566 people surveyed by Roper Starch Worldwide say ire starts rising within three minutes.
Posted by at January 09, 2001 05:21 AM
USABancShares.com will even provide you with customized Bowie checks and a MasterMoney ATM/Debit card to use all over the world!
Posted by at January 08, 2001 08:01 PM
par exemple:
grosse Corvette, petite quéquette (expression: adj. noun)
big Corvette, small dick To compensate your anatomy (unfavoured by nature) by material show-off.
Posted by at January 08, 2001 05:13 PM
These pages contain words and expressions you most likely won't find in a normal dictionary. This is an experimental "internet collaborative project", which means that all entries are made by internet users.
Posted by at January 08, 2001 05:07 PM
handheld word processing
wearable computing
and
cellphone e-mail
Posted by at January 08, 2001 01:20 PM
Of company officials, Jackson says, "They don't act like grown-ups!"
If, as Jackson says, Microsoft officials and lawyers have behaved badly, what's wrong or inappropriate about his saying so? Isn't it his job to judge whether or not they're trustworthy?
Posted by at January 08, 2001 01:00 PM
Acroname would like to formally thank the many people at the Toy Robots Initiative and The Manipulation Lab for allowing us to license this design and put together this great kit that helps us promote Easier Robotics!
Posted by at January 08, 2001 10:18 AM
The Fourth edition. London: Printed for H. Herringman, E. Brewster, and R. Bentley, 1685. Folio, twentieth-century full brown morocco gilt, all edges gilt. $85,000.
Posted by at January 08, 2001 08:53 AM
This is a real 8 ball being shaken and read just for you. ... The 8 ball currently on duty is a recent Mattel manufactured model number 3048AA, housed in a custom built Lego Mindstorms shaking cradle, triggered and watched by a Linux computer.
Posted by at January 08, 2001 06:23 AM
Singers Madonna and Gloria Estefan, supermodel Claudia Schiffer and Star Trek legend William Shatner are among a host of famous names who have suffered.
Posted by at January 08, 2001 06:07 AM
Father Olan Rynn, 27, was pictured wearing only his clerical collar and covering his modesty with a bible for the calendar, to raise money for cancer and cerebral palsy research.
Posted by at January 08, 2001 06:03 AM
Posted by at January 07, 2001 08:01 AM
Like a pork sandwich is delicious, but ... a digested pork sandwich?THE FAKE NEWS | Dennis Miller Live (May 8, 1998)
Because an old man, you want him to be -- got a pipe going, the newspaper, a dog at this feet there. ... but, now they're going to have to create some goddamn pill that makes women aroused to save a fucking, 70-year-old dude with a super-hard cock.THE FAKE NEWS | Dennis Miller Live (April 2, 1999)
I went to this gay pride parade, and I saw in it there were these...uh... old men and old ladies like with these signs that said "We are proud of our gay son." Y'know, And so I was saying, that's an odd thing to be proud of, y'know, because it's not an achievement, y'know? It's not like something you work all your life to be gay, or anything like that.
Posted by at January 06, 2001 04:20 PM
pen@pen-usa-west.org
213-365-8500
"The writer of the best clean, well-lighted Hemingway parody gets dinner for two at Harry's Bar & American Grill in Florence. We fly the two of you to Italy on United Airlines. We fly you back. We publish the winner. That's it. You're in it for the glory. You want money? Start a software company."
Posted by at January 06, 2001 10:55 AM
A federal civil servant has been told he can keep his job in spite of his refusal to swear allegiance to the Queen.
Posted by at January 06, 2001 10:12 AM
What is inside that giant geodesic dome that looks like a golf ball? Where do the tunnels snaking beneath the 202-acre site lead? Why are the rugs welded to the floors of the windowless buildings?
Posted by at January 05, 2001 01:44 PM
Indeed, at least two companies have signed on without any immediate consequences: Microsoft and Intel said they have not yet uncovered any suppliers who are selling products made from old-growth trees.
Posted by at January 05, 2001 12:23 PM
Traverse City resident Blake Ringsmuth said he was "deeply troubled" by the negative reaction drawn from the bumper stickers.
Posted by at January 05, 2001 05:09 AM
"It's not dangerous and we certainly won't be serving it irresponsibly. If anyone cuts their ear off in our bar, they will immediately be asked to leave."
Posted by at January 05, 2001 04:58 AM
The latest generation of e-mail scanners allows employers to sift your correspondence for words deemed unsuitable.
Posted by at January 05, 2001 04:53 AM
Suppose your sister comes to you with a fistful of cash and says 'honey... please... go get your wife that operation. Othawise... she's gonna die.'
Do you refuse the cash because she earned it by giving blow jobs on the corner of 15th and PrinceAlbertInACan for $10 each, $20 if she pretended to like it?
If you DO refuse, for extra credit, describe the exact type of STUPID INHUMAN ASSHOLE you consider yourself.
Posted by at January 04, 2001 05:51 AM
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Posted by at January 03, 2001 06:49 AM
There's a petition with some-odd thousand signatures -- not that anybody short of God or Trudeau (both reported dead) could get Steve Jobs to do something that wasn't his idea.
Posted by at January 02, 2001 10:23 AM
NIHILIST, n. A Russian who denies the existence of anything but Tolstoi. The leader of the school is Tolstoi.
Posted by at January 02, 2001 09:56 AM
Described on eclectics.com/ as "Sim-Crime Scene".
Posted by at January 02, 2001 07:30 AM
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