Who, me?

Have a disaster. At least a bonded nickel model of your favorite.

Any of the above. I always empty the history and cookies and files. But at any given time someone could walk in the room. There are two computers in this room within 4 feet of each other.

Here is another cool site www.truelook.com PG of course but still worth a look.

I honestly cannot state which one I like best!! Chernobyl is a big fav, as is TMI, the Murragh Building ... and you cannot imagine my gasp of joy and surprise on viewing the Unabomber's cabin ... Oh, if only I had the amount of disposable income I need, I'd collect the WHOLE set!!

Yo Slang, heads up, Christmas is only months away.:D

bmgb might have posted this (since she told me about it), but I can't remember and it didn't come up in the search:
Happy Tree Friends
NOTE: this is not safe for work, children, the elderly, pregnant women, and anyone with a history of pulminary, respiratory, lymphatic, ocular, or auditory disorders.
This is twisted shit, folks. But I like it.

Aw yeah. I picked up the DVD at Best Buy, which was (extremely amusingly) sitting in the Family section.

Speaking of family, I just picked up the Family Guy DVD (seasons 1&2). High-lar-e-us. And cheap to boot!

The Truth about Bowling for Columbine

This is an in-depth analysis of how the movie "Bowling for Columbine" uses editing tricks in order to mislead the viewer into making false assumptions.

I really loved this movie when it came out, and I agree with many of Michael Moore's beliefs. But I found this analysis to be a real eye-opener. Especially the part about the Charton Heston speech. After reading this site in full, I'm going to have to seriously reconsider my opinion of Moore.

One note though: there's a lot of information, so it takes a good chunk of time to read it all and form a fair opinion.

Very interesting. I've never been a fan of Moore because his fame is based upon inciting [negative] emotional reaction from the public, but this is certainly a new low.

A new (or not) browser plus some naughty bits
 

BoingBoing linked Avant Broswer and after trying it out for a couple of days, I've decided that I'm going to use it for all my Windows browsing needs.

Warning: next link NSFW

This Is Priceless
Based on the Visa ads, but much, much raunchier. I've seen some of these floating around in e-mails as well, but this site congolmerates them into one fetid pool.

For those who don't have the time to read the virtual book that I linked to, you might find this link more convienient. It's a side-by-side comparison of Charlton Heston's speech as given in the movie, and the <i>actual</i> speech that he gave.

Art o Mat
 

I love this idea and I want to get one in Minnesota. I'm working on it. Art o Mat

That would work soooooooo well at the Weisman. Which, I suppose, makes sense.