The video is a cliche-fest.
Of should it be, "Merry Cheesemas"?
When you realize how perfect everything is you will tilt your head back and laugh at the sky.
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Monday, November 28, 2005
If only they would eat bison
All researchers agree that all four factors—weather, bears, wolves, and hunters—have combined to create a perfect storm for the elk herd.
Just In time for New Year's Eve
Half the fun of drinking bubbly is seeing what damage you can do with the exploding cork.
Saturday, November 26, 2005
Two New Cool Things from the Washington Post
118 Things To Do This Winter
Revel in Montana's shortest, coldest and loudest parade, the 2006 Lunar New Year Parade in Butte, which starts at 3 p.m. at the courthouse on Feb. 4, chases away evil spirits with a massive dragon and ends with the lighting of 10,000 fireworks.
Erect a nativity scene on the courthouse lawn in the middle of the night. The next morning, sue to have it removed.
Cut down-ahem, thin-your own Christmas tree.
Go Christmas caroling, bring a tank of helium, sing only songs from the Christmas with the Chipmunks albums.
Wear your Chacos to a tanning salon; amaze your friends with a golden December glow.
Make a snow devil.
Round up the neighborhood kids and reenact classic Atari games like Space Invaders, Centipede and Missile Command with snowballs.
Try an eHike through Glacier National Park, available at www.nps.gov/glac/eHikes.htm. Beware of evalanches.
Stick your tongue to a flagpole. Alternately, double-dog-dare the person next to you to stick his tongue to a flagpole.
Take a full-moon hike.
Join an ice-fishing derby.
Catch a snowflake on your tongue.
Turn yourself into a snowball by rolling down a long, snowy hill. If you can't handle the intensity, ensconce yourself in a garbage can.
Build a snow shelter, and don't be afraid to venture beyond the traditional dome design. How about a three-room igloo? How about a Tudor mansion?
Snowmobile in Yellowstone.
Protest snowmobiling in Yellowstone.
Erect a nativity scene on the courthouse lawn in the middle of the night. The next morning, sue to have it removed.
Cut down-ahem, thin-your own Christmas tree.
Go Christmas caroling, bring a tank of helium, sing only songs from the Christmas with the Chipmunks albums.
Wear your Chacos to a tanning salon; amaze your friends with a golden December glow.
Make a snow devil.
Round up the neighborhood kids and reenact classic Atari games like Space Invaders, Centipede and Missile Command with snowballs.
Try an eHike through Glacier National Park, available at www.nps.gov/glac/eHikes.htm. Beware of evalanches.
Stick your tongue to a flagpole. Alternately, double-dog-dare the person next to you to stick his tongue to a flagpole.
Take a full-moon hike.
Join an ice-fishing derby.
Catch a snowflake on your tongue.
Turn yourself into a snowball by rolling down a long, snowy hill. If you can't handle the intensity, ensconce yourself in a garbage can.
Build a snow shelter, and don't be afraid to venture beyond the traditional dome design. How about a three-room igloo? How about a Tudor mansion?
Snowmobile in Yellowstone.
Protest snowmobiling in Yellowstone.
Friday, November 25, 2005
I have entered an alternate universe
Pulp fiction finds a corporate sponsor? This is very, very odd.
Your horse is so gay!
Brown had just left the Cellar Bar when he allegedly called out to the policemen “Mate, you know your horse is gay, I hope you don’t have a problem with that.”
Thursday, November 24, 2005
Are you going shopping on Friday?
This link is to many of the fliers that will be in the newspaper. The guy is being sued for doing this but it's a lot easier to look at them now than having to sort through the newspaper.
Tuesday, November 22, 2005
Why Didn't I Think Of This part II
I hope that this is a joke.
"Everyone is born with it. A desire to be near the ones we care about most. And we find ways to remember them when they're away. A lock of hair. Letters. An old photo. And now there's Breath Capture™. Capture the breath of a loved one or friend and keep them close. Forever."
"Everyone is born with it. A desire to be near the ones we care about most. And we find ways to remember them when they're away. A lock of hair. Letters. An old photo. And now there's Breath Capture™. Capture the breath of a loved one or friend and keep them close. Forever."
Why Didn't I Think Of This?
Now you can easily move handsfree around a darkened house reducing the risk of tripping over objects or running into doors, furniture or anything not easily seen in the dark.
Monday, November 21, 2005
I Like This
The current issue of [Vanity Fair] has several letters commenting on the [Paris] Hilton story, including this one:
[In the story about Paris Hilton, her sister] Nicky Hilton asked, "I'm 21 years old, I run two multi-million-dollar companies, I work my ass off. Like, what were you doing that was so fucking important at that age?" I would like to repond to that. When I was 21, I was busy working toward my Ph.D. in organic chemistry at the University of Minnesota. I was the first to synthesize the compound okadaic acid -- shown to be the leading cause of breast cancer.
- Steven F. Sabes
Wayzata, Minnesota
[In the story about Paris Hilton, her sister] Nicky Hilton asked, "I'm 21 years old, I run two multi-million-dollar companies, I work my ass off. Like, what were you doing that was so fucking important at that age?" I would like to repond to that. When I was 21, I was busy working toward my Ph.D. in organic chemistry at the University of Minnesota. I was the first to synthesize the compound okadaic acid -- shown to be the leading cause of breast cancer.
- Steven F. Sabes
Wayzata, Minnesota
Saturday, November 19, 2005
Kintla Lake Rock Skipping
Here's a video from last year's Kintla Lake trip. The sound you hear is the rock skipping across the ice.
Good Times Were Had - in the junkyard now.
Fishing trips on the Blackfoot; being the shuttle car on the Lochsa river when we fit eight people in wetsuits and one malamute for a 20 mile trip of "S" curves; cruising through Glacier and stopping next to the "Weeping Wall" to get Megan wet; going through Yellowstone with the top down and driving through a herd of buffalo - I got a great picture of a buffalo's eye two feet from the car; trips to Chico and down the Stillwater and a thousand days of getting in that car after a round of golf and thinking, "Life is good."
And it still is.
Some frosted baby's breath from our morning walk
Building a Hampster out of a Dead Squirrel
When I was young I thought I could to anything.
Fly, beat up people much bigger than me, create life, etc.
At the age of 4 I learned that I actually couldn't create life.
Fly, beat up people much bigger than me, create life, etc.
At the age of 4 I learned that I actually couldn't create life.
Friday, November 18, 2005
Thursday, November 17, 2005
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Video from Montana's Bison Hunt
This does not reflect well on the hunt.
High bandwidth warning for the video.
High bandwidth warning for the video.
Guess what you're getting for Christmas
You'll have to click on the "Products" link to find out. The image of the opening page just couldn't be passed up.
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
HAPPY ouch! BIRTHDAY ouch! TO ouch! ME ouch! ouch! ouch!
Gruber ordered the paddle destroyed so it is not sold for a profit. Prosecutors expressed concern that the paddle could be sold in an online auction. The wooden paddle was 18 inches long, drilled with holes and was inscribed with the stage name of the woman who wielded it, "Velvet."
"We suggest cake and ice cream parties for birthdays in the future," Prosecutor Larry Jegley said.
"We suggest cake and ice cream parties for birthdays in the future," Prosecutor Larry Jegley said.
Here's an iPod accessory I won't be ordering
I think you were listening to techno music (180 beats per minute) you would probably just explode.
NSFW - Not Safe For Work
NSFW - Not Safe For Work
Monday, November 14, 2005
School Bus Attacked
"The bus had not made it far from the school when it was forced to stop by a pile of branches and debris in the road, apparently placed as a barrier, Alexander said. That's when a group of boys began pelting the bus with rocks or other projectiles, shattering a window and sending the girls into hysteria, Alexander said."
Saturday, November 12, 2005
"My son can't go to the prom . . .
. . . because there ain't but two straight girls in his class and both of them are ugly."
This is a rather hilarious sermon about homosexuality. May not be work safe.
This is a rather hilarious sermon about homosexuality. May not be work safe.
Friday, November 11, 2005
House With Bride
At that price, I shudder to think who might have come with my (relatively cheap) house.
Your Linguistic Profile
An easy 20 question quiz. My speech is:
60% General American English
15% Upper Midwestern
10% Midwestern
10% Yankee
5% Dixie
60% General American English
15% Upper Midwestern
10% Midwestern
10% Yankee
5% Dixie
Thursday, November 10, 2005
PETA Kills Animals
I'm pretty sure that if you found your way to this blog, you're not much of a PETA fan. Here's some more fodder for you (pun intended).
We'll be seeing them again when the bison hunt starts. Which reminds me, "What's red and yellow and blue and looks good on a hippie?"
"Fire."
We'll be seeing them again when the bison hunt starts. Which reminds me, "What's red and yellow and blue and looks good on a hippie?"
"Fire."
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
Monday, November 07, 2005
Cruise Ship Attack
I have not seen this bit in other coverage.
"The liner used a sonic blaster to foil the pirates. Developed by American forces to deter small boats from attacking warships, the non-lethal weapon sends out high-powered air vibrations that blow assailants off their feet. The equipment, about the size of a satellite dish, is rigged to the side of the ship."
And I love this understatement:
"One of the rockets certainly hit the ship — it went through the side of the liner into a passenger’s suite. The couple were in there at the time so it was a bit of an unpleasant experience.”
"The liner used a sonic blaster to foil the pirates. Developed by American forces to deter small boats from attacking warships, the non-lethal weapon sends out high-powered air vibrations that blow assailants off their feet. The equipment, about the size of a satellite dish, is rigged to the side of the ship."
And I love this understatement:
"One of the rockets certainly hit the ship — it went through the side of the liner into a passenger’s suite. The couple were in there at the time so it was a bit of an unpleasant experience.”
Death by Caffeine
How much of your favorite caffeinated drink will it take to kill you?
376 Coca-Cola's for your's truly.
376 Coca-Cola's for your's truly.
Friday, November 04, 2005
Science for the good of all humans
"The purpose of this experiment was to determine the highest possible concentration of alcohol attainable in a Jell-O shot, while still maintaining the structural integrity (i.e., the gelling properties) of the gelatin. "
Thursday, November 03, 2005
This is soooo not going to happen at Victoria's Secret in the mall
A Dutch designer has created a wall of fake breasts to help male shoppers buy bras that fit their wives or girlfriends.
Wendy Rameckers works at the Piet Zwart Institute for Retail and Design in Rotterdam, reports Het Nieuwsblad.
"Most men have a selective memory," she explained. "They know all about their car, but never seem to know their wife's bra size.
"When trying to buy a sexy bra for their wife or girlfriend, usually they point to other women in the shop or, when asked about size, they say a 'handful'."
The wall consists of rows of silicon breasts in all sizes. By look and touch, male shoppers can work out the right size, she says.
Wendy Rameckers works at the Piet Zwart Institute for Retail and Design in Rotterdam, reports Het Nieuwsblad.
"Most men have a selective memory," she explained. "They know all about their car, but never seem to know their wife's bra size.
"When trying to buy a sexy bra for their wife or girlfriend, usually they point to other women in the shop or, when asked about size, they say a 'handful'."
The wall consists of rows of silicon breasts in all sizes. By look and touch, male shoppers can work out the right size, she says.
Made from beer
Another foreign advertisment. But this one has some great "choreograpy" about 2/3 of the way through.
Wednesday, November 02, 2005
Why proofreading is important.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Quaker Maid Meats Inc. on Tuesday said it would voluntarily recall 94,400 pounds of frozen ground beef panties that may be contaminated with E. coli.
Golden Gate Bridge Suicides By Location
I find it interesting that few people ever walk to the very center of the bridge.
It also pays to ride a bicycle.
It also pays to ride a bicycle.
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