He swims. He gnaws. He builds dams. He moves us with his intelligence and grace. He is the Wily Beaver. And he is here to INTUBATE us all.
Thursday, March 25, 2004
Wednesday, March 24, 2004
~Top Reasons to Vote Kerry List~
1.He has an FBI file.
2.He has big hair.
3.He was great in "The Lord of the Rings".
4.He can talk out of both sides of his mouth at the same time,without moving his eyebrows.(now THAT'S talent)
5.He cusses like a drunken sailor.(I can relate to that)
6.He most likely can speak in complete and understandable sentences.
7.He is taller than a shrub.
8.He can speak 3 foreign languages flawlessy,as well as broken English.
9.He most likely does not lick himself;thus avoiding those hazardous hairballs.(had to be there)
10.His wife has balls.(tough chicks ROCK!!)
11.He wears a pink tie.
12.He's better than a grilled cheese sandwich.(that's a matter of opinion.)
13.He has a good arm for throwing things over fences.
14.He has great balance..."You son of a bit*h!"
15.As much as he likes ketchup,he never puts it on his hot dogs.(I can respect that)
16.He can watch TV and eat pretzels at the same time.
17.He's a cure for insomnia.
and last but not least...
18.He already has a memorial on Easter Island!
Remember to check my DFA site!!!
Tuesday, March 23, 2004
Tuesday, March 16, 2004
Dean is a doctor but he acts more like a postal worker!" —Jay Leno
Did you see Howard Dean ranting and raving? Here's a little tip Howard — cut back on the Red Bull." —David Letterman
Howard Dean finished in third — his lead lasted about as long as Britney Spears' marriage." —Craig Kilborn
Thanks to everyone for the birthday cards. I truly appreciate it. This is the only time of the year when I feel that I can expect Attention from everyone. I love it. The memphis trip was okay. The weather was beautiful.
As for Howard Dean at the cozy dog.... i hope he was able to illicit many illinois voters in to promising him their votes.
Monday, March 15, 2004
Monday, March 08, 2004
Sunday, March 07, 2004
WHAT WAS UP WITH THAT???
Saturday, March 06, 2004
I certainly learned something after watching that film, and that is if your gaurdian angel convinces you to get back together with your old whore girlfriend, then she's probably not your gaurdian angel. She's probably Satan.
Am I right? Yeah?
The one who gets the most votes will be given the title: "most popular beaver." Since I am the administator of this god forsaken blog I will be the only one to vote.
Too bad for rest of you but that's the rules.
It's that time of the month again for me to pretend like I give a damn about the blog. Here's some stupid garbage I've thought up.
Joke #1 Why don't ducks wear pants? Because if they did, then Monica wouldn't think they look funny.
Joke #2 Why did Monica call me up this morning and not leave a message. Because she saw a duck not wearing any pants and started laughing so hard she forgot she called me!
oh shit.... funny
Tuesday, March 02, 2004
Monday, March 01, 2004
PS---My birthday is in exactly 12 days (incase anybody forgot or cares). Gifts may be forwarded to Memphis, Tennessee as that is where I will be celebrating my day of birth.
Tuesday, February 24, 2004
C) a list of characteristics of a good cult leader and D) where to go to find members for your cult (what type of people you would recruit
That was the greatest fun ever.
David Koresh has nothing on me!!
Brian has a good point, too. Those truth.com commercials exxagerately claim that secondhand smoke is this horrible epidemic responsible for lung cancer. They shape the statistics to support their claims. Really, it is to shock people to get their attention, just like MADD does.
Pollster John Zogby: “This is an Armageddon election. Each side is saying, ‘You elect the other side, and it's the end of the world.' In that kind of a situation, it's very difficult to see Nader getting many votes.”
I found that quote funny. Armageddon is hilarious.
Thursday, February 19, 2004
MADD (and NHTSA) grossly overexaggerate [motorists.org] their claims [madd.org] of "drunk driving accidents," which are really alcohol-related accidents (a misleading statistic used by NHTSA [dot.gov]). Did you know that if you, while 100% sober, hit a drunk pedestrian, it counts as an alcohol-related accident? Or did you know that if you get in an accident and EVERYONE is sober (driver, pedestrian, passengers), you can still be counted as alcohol-related due to the statistical correction [dot.gov] that NHTSA uses, since only 63% of drivers [dot.gov] are tested for their BAC level!
MADD claims that 0.08 BAC reduction saves lives, yet a study by NHTSA found no proof of such reduction [dot.gov] after North Carolina enacted the lower BAC limit: "There appears to have been little clear effect of the lower BAC limit in North Carolina. Survey data
indicate that the general public believes the new law was well-publicized. Although awareness of the new
lower limit was not particularly high nearly 18 months after the law took effect, frequent drinkers did
evidence a substantial degree of awareness that the law had changed and about what the new BAC limit
was. As is typical in North Carolina, enforcement of the lower limit was vigorous and strict."
MADD wants to lower the BAC limit lower and lower, to 0.05. It claims victory over the 0.08 law over the previous 0.10 standard. However, it has been found [uiowa.edu] that "the
relative risk [of being in a traffic accident while using a cell-phone] is similar to the
hazard associated with driving with a blood alcohol level at the legal limit." The legal limit in that paper was 0.10 BAC. Another interesting note is that "These data also call into question driving regulations that prohibit handheld
cell-phones and permit hands-free cell-phones, because no significant differences in
the impairments caused by these two cellular devices were found.", but that's another topic of conversation.
Point is, why do they want to keep lowering the BAC when it has been shown that the vast majority [dot.gov] of drunk driving accidents occurs with drivers with over 0.10 BAC, and that below that, it's as risky as using a cell phone? Why is MADD targeting low-BAC-level drivers, such as 0.08 (and as they hope 0.05), with huge fines, property confiscation, loss of driver license, and obscene insurance surcharges? MADD wants to bully states [www.ridl.us] into the 0.08 BAC law by passing legislation that threatens their funding.
Furthermore, when NHTSA's accident data was loaded in a database and independent statistics [www.ridl.us] were ran on it, the massive exaggerations were exposed. Quote from the previous link: "Through the use of this tool we were able to discover that across the entire country NHTSA nearly doubles the number of instances of drunk drivers. And this is prior to them implementing their "Multiple Imputation" methodology which adds in more numbers for "unknowns"." Take the stats on my state [www.ridl.us], Massachusetts. While NHTSA claimed that there were 160 drunk drivers, 113 of those drivers were listed with no proof!
So there you have it. Twisted statistics (they are careful to say "accidents related to alcohol," but everyday man reads as "drunk drivers"), constant agenda to lower BAC more and more despite the lack of proof.
One last lie commonly perpetuated by MADD (and NHTSA) is are the year-to-year comparison stats. Every year MADD claims [madd.org] that we have more and more alcohol-related (a deliberately misleading statistic [www.ridl.us]) accidents: 17,380 in 2000, 17,400 in 2001, 17,419 in 2002. The outcry is "more and more people are dying!" The truth is that there are more cars on the road in 2002 than there were in 2000. And obviously, the more cars, the more accidents! (it's like, "no shit, there are more cancer deaths in United States than Switzerland!") NHTSA publishes the vehicle miles traveled: in 2000 2,749,803,000,000 [dot.gov] VMT, in 2001 2,781,462,000,000 [dot.gov] VMT, in 2002 2,855,756,000,000 [dot.gov] VMT. So if we use a meaningful figure, such as number of alcohol-related accidents per billion vehicle miles traveled, then we get: 2000 had 6.32, 2001 had 6.26, and 2002 had 6.10! So in truth, the percentage of alcohol-related deaths compared to miles traveled has decreased in the last three years! Sure, the decrease is not much, but you see how these statistics are taken out of context.
Wednesday, February 18, 2004
But you know what, stories are not about the facts of what happened, but the conclusions that the listener draws from them.
"The mind is an organism that will make patterns. It doesn't care if there are no real patterns to be had. We make conclusions to stories all by ourselves." - Bob Deutsch, cognitive anthropologist
Monday, February 16, 2004
Sunday, February 15, 2004
Wednesday, February 11, 2004
Tuesday, February 10, 2004
Monday, February 09, 2004
"It's not just about sexuality. It's not about homosexuality," he said. "It is about God's unbounded love. It is about a God who loves us beyond our wildest imaginings. Why are people so angry that God's love might be extended to folks like me, and folks like you?"
"LISA MADIGAN, STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Daddy's little girl is all grown up. If she'd just take off those glasses ... well, she has, and she still reminds us of our school librarian. Our sexy school librarian."
WISER, PAIGE. "The 'It' Factor." Chicago Sun-Times. January 7, 2004. http://www.chicagosuntimes.com/output/lifestyles/cst-ftr-politician07.html
GRRRR! She's hot!
Friday, February 06, 2004
Tuesday, February 03, 2004
Maybe you could just keep parking next to her. She is always in a more sociable mood when she has your car to talk to.
(I think maybe because my car makes fun of your car for stalling in the middle of 5th street traffic. That's called leveling, when you make fun of others to bring them down to your level.)
Monday, February 02, 2004
Friday, January 30, 2004
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Tuesday, January 27, 2004
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Tuesday, January 13, 2004
Castoreum
Animal scent markings are notorious for smelling terrible. But castoreum is different. It has a musky smell that some people describe as van...
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Animal scent markings are notorious for smelling terrible. But castoreum is different. It has a musky smell that some people describe as van...
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Bust some bubble wrap , Create your own Picasso , or Watch this cartoon dude falling