Friday Poetry – indomitable
heart of mighty oak will not bend or break or tear you can’t keep me down
Monthly Archives: October 2008
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http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/ It’s funny ’cause it’s true.
Bored Young Skript Kiddies
From the article, Chris Boyd from FaceTime said many of the young criminal hackers were undermined by their desire to win recognition for their exploits. In other news, small boys and teenagers turn to whatever means are available to them … Continue reading
Monday poetry
life on the hot seat wed to the critical path don’t scorch your trousers
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What an awful headline
‘Let the baby go,’ Jennifer Hudson’s sister says of missing son What, she doesn’t have a name of her own? And who would file this story under “Arts & Entertainment?” If the story isn’t noteworthy in and of itself (and … Continue reading
Somewhat old timey movie review – One Eyed Jacks
If you only ever watch one movie directed by Marlon Brando, watch this one. Why? Because Wikipedia tells us he’s only directed this one. Oh, and he took over from Stanley Kubrick. Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction. Yes, … Continue reading
This one is hilarious
I apologize, because you’ll first have to watch this one to gain the necessary background knowledge. But after you’ve finished watching it… watch this one. I found it revelationary.
I know they’re all sad, but…
This one is sad. The parents defended their son’s decision, saying he was “an intelligent young man of sound mind” who was “not prepared to live what he felt was a second-class existence”. It doesn’t always matter whether or not … Continue reading
Bored young terrorists?
People turn to terrorism for social solidarity. I’ve blogged about bored young men before. But here’s a funny thing: If people turn to terrorism for social solidarity, because they are bored and alone… What does that say about effective strategies … Continue reading
Where do your namesakes live?
Apparently, you can find out at the World Names Profiler. This is a nifty idea. It didn’t tell me anything I didn’t already know about my surname (nearly exclusive to Great Britain and its colonies). On a whim, I plugged … Continue reading
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