Rocket Jones
September 05, 2005
Waterlogged
Now that the blamegasm over Katrina seems to be over, it's time to move on, blog-wise. To be sure, there will still be finger pointing and stupid quotes (or more correctly, quotes from stupid people), but the relief effort is in high gear now. I'd like to mention a last few items and then I'm probably done with it.
Susie's family is safe! Yay!!!
Bitterman lived on the gulf coast for a while, and found an
arial photo of what's left of his old neighborhood. Here's
something I hadn't heard before:
Initially when the storm surge came in, he had thought all was well, but the wind packed it up so tightly, it began entering the storm sewer pipe outlets at beach level and flowing uphill to his neighborhood some 35 or so feet above the beach.
Yikes! Fortunately, everyone is safe.
Victor has a list of
undeliverable postal zip codes. Check with your local post office, because the list will be shrinking as the relief continues.
Finally, everyone should be shocked at how quickly law and order broke down in New Orleans (I haven't heard about problems anywhere else... but the media has been hyper-focused on NO, so who knows), and I'm reminded that the primary and ultimate responsibility for you and your family's safety is you. Please go back and read the "
For Ourselves, By Ourselves" series over at Random Nuclear Strikes. It's not a one-size-fits-all, but he discusses points that you might never think of. He also links to an excellent article titled "
Disaster Guns". Personally, I've brought up the subject of household arms again, and specifically told the girls that they will be learning to use a handgun as a minimum. Even Mookie, who was the most opposed when I last brought it up, realizes now that there's some wisdom in that.
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A huge part of the problem in New Orleans is that the police force simply melted away. According to what I have read they have less than 1/3 of their normal capability. The Chief of the National Guard has termed them as "significantly degraded", which in military terms means they are no longer a factor to consider in the situation!
Read this post for more info on that.
The bottom line? Tell Mookie that in a disaster situation like NO, her only defense, for a while, is going to be her abilities and native wit.
Posted by: Eric at September 05, 2005 03:30 PM (Oc3Xt)
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One should never make a point of relying upon cops for anything and a Remington 870 makes a pretty good line of defense.
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September 04, 2005
Oh yeah, that'll make me take it seriously
I was reading an astrological profile for people born under the sign of Virgo and it was interesting enough, right up until the very last sentence.
Famous Virgos
Stephen King, Charlie Sheen, Mother Teresa, Sophia Loren, and Mickey Mouse
Mickey Mouse?
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I had to take a Myers-Briggs personality assessment at a career counselor. My results came back including a list of famous ISTJs...like Eeyore.
Posted by: nic at September 04, 2005 08:28 AM (l+W8Z)
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Some old-timers use the term "Mickey Mouse" in place of "bullshit."
as in...
Astrology is a big, stinking pile of Mickey Mouse.
Posted by: Rob@L&R at September 04, 2005 08:55 AM (NKxGn)
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Right...your birthday is next Thursday, September 8 :-) Blue's (Simian Syndicate) birthday is the 10th...
Mickey Mouse... I find that really funny, but that's just me. :-)
Posted by: Cindy at September 04, 2005 10:48 AM (ziuFP)
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Right...your birthday is Thursday, September 8 :-) Blue's (Simian Syndicate) birthday is the 10th...
Mickey Mouse... I find that really funny, but that's just me. :-)
Posted by: Cindy at September 04, 2005 10:48 AM (ziuFP)
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Oops. Sorry for the double post. Feel free to remove the first one !
Posted by: cindy at September 04, 2005 10:49 AM (ziuFP)
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Yay!
My actual birthday is 9 September (the party is the 10th)... which makes 'em even closer together.
Small world, huh?
In fact... it's a small world after all... I can almost hear Mickey Mouse singing that...
;-)
Posted by: BLUE at September 04, 2005 04:04 PM (4Xncc)
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This makes no sense to me at all. The first appearance of the Mouse was in the Disney short Steamboat Willie, which was released on 18 November 1928. This would seem to make him a Scorpio.
Posted by: CGHill at September 04, 2005 10:54 PM (tEfsQ)
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actually, the mouse first appeared as a comic strip, so he might just be a virgo.
Posted by: michele at September 04, 2005 11:53 PM (+znQr)
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Steamboat Willie was the first animated appearance.
Posted by: BLUE at September 06, 2005 09:50 AM (4Xncc)
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I always thought Donald Duck was a better actor.
Posted by: Ted at September 06, 2005 09:53 AM (blNMI)
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Reminds me of the bingo card I received in a mailer pack once that advertised cardboard stand-ups with the phrase, "Life-Sized!"
I looked at the ones they had pictured and wondered, "Just how tall was Betty Boop, anyway?"
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September 03, 2005
Do Re Me Fa So Cool
So simple, even Banjo Boy could figure it out.
Printable blank sheet music. All kinds of options, all for free.
Kudos to
Heather at Angelweave for pointing this one out.
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OK, that is very cool and will come in handy. I'm bookmarking that page.
Posted by: Bou at September 03, 2005 09:10 PM (5JHEt)
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Definitely very cool, thanks Ted!
Posted by: Oorgo at September 04, 2005 01:35 AM (1JIkb)
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I hereby deem that cool!
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United We Stand (except for you, you don't think like me)
From Hold the Mayo (who turned two this week, yay!), who first saw the link to this at Zoe Brain's place:
So why was I thinking of starting a movement against giving aid to the stricken areas?
Because these are red states. They voted for Bush. These ninnies obviously wanted these policies, and they deserve to live with the consequences of their votes.
A large part of me still believes that many of these W-worshipping numbskulls deserve to suffer and to die. They brought it on themselves. Let them look to Jayzuss for aid: It's time they stopped leeching off the more productive blue staters.
(Californians stupidly give much more to the federal government than we receive from it; the money flows in a very different direction in the red states.)
So, at least, I started to write. But then (to paraphrase the old song) I thought I'd better think it out again.
Many of the victims, the ones who have suffered the most, are poor. The hardest hit were the blue state folk living among the red state maniacs. New Orleans, we should note, went heavily for Kerry.
And that's why we must help. Although it was very tempting to say otherwise.
I want to make this clear. Zoe Brain found this and linked to it, she didn't write it herself. If you want the link to where it was spotted, click on through up above.
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You know,I was gonna go totally ballistic about this asshole but I've decided not to.The reason is that I've done it so many times with shitheads like this that I've come to realize that the old saying;"You dress them up and send them to school and they still don't learn a damb thing" is still more true than ever.
However,what I'm gonna do is ask a couple of simple questions.
First;Is there any doubt at all as to why a fellow like me with no political affiliation whatsoever still despises the hell out of a fuckin' liberal?
Is there any confusion as to why these people are dangerous to everyone and everything.That goes double when they skip their medication.
The next ones are for the braindead asswipe that wrote this piece of bile tripe.If I took all of the rich people's money and gave it to all of the poor people would you wanna kill the newly rich?Which fuckin' ones would be your enemies then and why?
Being as how most lib needle dicks like you are really just anti-human appologetics hiding behind a mask of self righteousness and self appointed superiority can you please tell me just how hard I would have to beg you to just go right ahead and take a flyin' fuckin' leap off off a very very tall building?I will be eagerly awaiting an answer to this one.
Posted by: Russ at September 03, 2005 11:51 PM (ObxzR)
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R.J. - thanks for the clarification, that was most thoughtful of you.
Russ - although I wouldn't put it in such unladlylike terms.... yes, I agree. Though there are actually worse nematodes than this specimen. Like the people saying that Mossad agents deliberately steered grain barges into the levees in order to kill blacks.
That such people (I use the term loosely) can exist is incredible.
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September 02, 2005
Bit of a rut
Liz hit a sale on DVD's and picked up a few that we had on VHS. This evening while walking through another store I found a great deal on Ghostbusters I & II in a set. When we got home, Liz realized that she'd picked up Gung Ho, Guarding Tess and Grease.
Today was brought to you by the letter "G".
Good Grief.
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Gee, guess y'gotta go get Godzilla and Gorath, guy. Grab a good Gigantor goody-pack, too.
Sorry.
Posted by: Tuning Spork at September 02, 2005 09:24 PM (BOJTy)
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It's the only explanation, really
A woman has sued King county in Washington state.
In a lawsuit filed 10 days ago in Pierce County Superior Court, Robinette Amaker of North Carolina claimed that the brain of her deceased brother, Bradley Gierlich, was taken from his body in 1998 at the King County Medical Examiner's office.
The only reason I can see this becoming an issue now after seven years is that maybe he's up for reelection.
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Yet momma wanted me to be a Priest
Over at Owlish Mutterings, he linked to this "Job Predictor".
According to this, Rocket Jones' ideal job is trained assassin. Cool.
And when I type in my real name (Ted Phipps), it says I should become a pirate.
You should start being nicer to me.
Let's see... full name (Robert T Phipps)... Yeehaw! My ideal job is a lottery winner - no need to work !
I like this game.
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Posted by: Pixy Misa at September 02, 2005 02:57 PM (Mgx+6)
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Rally car driver!Whoo hoo!
Posted by: Russ at September 02, 2005 03:16 PM (ObxzR)
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Fuckin' eh! I use my real full name and I get "Alcoholic Tester". Oorgo gets "Professional Tramp".
Posted by: Oorgo at September 02, 2005 03:27 PM (lM0qs)
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I get to be a Supermodel, using my real name. But my husband does too. So, I'll give that profession up...you know, too much competition and all.
I guess I'll have to stick with being a Brain Surgeon then.
Posted by: Blogeline at September 02, 2005 04:20 PM (YMz4J)
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Pixy, that's a fine profession, full of dignity and tradition and tarter sauce.
Posted by: Ted at September 02, 2005 04:55 PM (+OVgL)
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Even using my full middle name, I end up with jobs I really don't want [Minister]. Bummer.
Add in Jr, and I get office gopher or ping pong ball instpector. God must hate me.
Posted by: owlish at September 02, 2005 05:45 PM (QiOeU)
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I'm supposesd to be a pole dancer! (wild)
hln
Posted by: hln at September 02, 2005 06:03 PM (V04ml)
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Get this. With my blog name I get Satan. With my real name I get God. Go figure. I see blog fodder...
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Posted by: Tuning Spork at September 02, 2005 09:31 PM (BOJTy)
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I got Heavyweight Boxer and Insurance Fraudster...are you sure this is a real prediction?
Posted by: Susie at September 03, 2005 12:39 AM (nekkG)
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A teasmaid is the English equivalent of a coffeemaker, specifically for hot tea, as far as I can tell. The name may be old too; most of the references I could find were to the 50's.
Posted by: owlish at September 03, 2005 12:20 PM (QiOeU)
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Aah. Thank you, owlish! I presumed that that was pretty much what it was, I'd just never heard the term before.
Posted by: Tuning Spork at September 03, 2005 05:02 PM (rXz/+)
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BWAAAHAHAHAHA!! With my online surname I get "Circus Freak". With my real last name I get "Teacher to Help Pensioners to Drive".
My husband gets "Village Idiot".
I have to go clean my monitor now...
--TwoDragons
Posted by: Denita TwoDragons at September 06, 2005 11:37 PM (gSfuk)
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OK, add in my middle name and it says I'd make a great Garden Gnome. LMAO!!
--TwoDragons
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WiFi Digital Camera
Nikon has introduced two digital cameras with built-in WiFi capabilities, allowing you to immediately transfer your pictures to a PC or to a printer.
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It appears that Disney was already using similar technology this past summer.
We feed some dolphins and observed photographers in strategic locations taking photos. As soon as your picture was taken someone behind you would hand you a piece of paper with information on how to view your pictures immediately at some photo stations directly behind the feeding area.
Posted by: Maelstrom at September 02, 2005 09:06 AM (V0o94)
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Disney always has the cool stuff before it goes commercial.
Posted by: Ted at September 02, 2005 08:17 PM (+OVgL)
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Ooh, gadgets like that make me hungry.
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Hot Wax
Our local classical music station has a nice little piece every morning that runs down the minutia of the day such as sunrise, sunset, moon phase, as well as a little bit about the day in history.
This morning the host mentioned a wax cylinder recording made in 1895 of the "Poets and Peasants Overture", done by Baldwin's Cadet Band of Boston. Follow
this link to see today's show notes, and if you scroll down you can click the victrola to hear an audio of the original recording.
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September 01, 2005
PDA Software Review
Check out my latest review over at Mozongo. This time I reviewed one of my all-time favorites, called Slay. It's even better now because you can get it bundled with Pocket PC versions of Risk and Stratego.
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Before and After
Gulfport, Mississippi (in the extended entry).
Please visit the
California Yankee,
Michele,
Phin, or many other sites online for ways you can help.
Thanks.
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The one friend I managed to hear from, only because he was visiting a brother in Houston, sent me some camera phone pics of Pascagoula. I managed to run across a photo package from the local paper in Biloxi of my old neighborhood in Gulfport a the corner of Hwy 90 and Lorrain Cowan Rd. It has effectively ceased to exist and there is no word on the fate of my former neighbors, most of which are retired folks and I have stayed in touch with over the years.
I fear the worst for alot of them. It's a truly heartbreaking situation.
Thanks for the concern Ted.
Posted by: bitterman at September 01, 2005 12:11 PM (94VhM)
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Looking at those pictures--especially the blue/purple structure in the lower right-hand corner...look to the left of that structure. In the before picture, there's a large building and a parking lot. In the after picture, there's the large building and a large something in the parking lot, at a funny angle.
I think it's a barge.
Jeeze Louise.
Posted by: Victor at September 01, 2005 02:18 PM (L3qPK)
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I believe the structure in the lot is a casino barge and the blue structure is possibly the Aquarium?I blew it up with the maginifier and it appears to have three other objects inside of it like the tanks in all of the media footage.Could just be a marina or something though.
On the weather channel the afternoon before Katrina hit Jim Cantore was talking to the owner of a casino barge the size of an aircraft carrier who was trying to get the last of his close up done.The next day the barge was sitting on top of a Howard Johnson's.You couldn't even see the HoJo because it was flattened under the barge.
One other story that freaked me out was that during the height of the storm they had to send out three tugs into downtown Birmingham to retrieve an oil tanker that was bouncing off of the skyscrapers like a pinball.
Then again there's the pics of the big bridge down there that was closed because it had an offshore oil rig jammed up under it.There where 11 oil rigs missing from the gulf last I heard.
Posted by: Russ at September 01, 2005 06:20 PM (ObxzR)
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Russ, are you sure it was Birmingham? Mobile, maybe, but Birmingham is in northern Alabama, halfway between Montgomery and Tennessee.
Posted by: Ted at September 01, 2005 06:49 PM (+OVgL)
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Yeah it probably was Mobile.Now you know why I need a GPS unit.I get backasswards like that sometimes.
Posted by: Russ at September 01, 2005 08:15 PM (ObxzR)
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Victor - yeah, there's a barge or boat moored in the first picture that looks like what ended up in the parking lot. And looking at the cars in the first picture, it ain't exactly small.
Yikes.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at September 01, 2005 08:23 PM (RbYVY)
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I should've mentioned that those photos were taken more than a year apart, according to the NOAA. That'll account for some detail differences.
That probabaly is a barge tossed ashore, it's probably not the same one in both photos.
Posted by: Ted at September 01, 2005 08:48 PM (+OVgL)
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A little bit of net searching tells me that the casino in the before photo is most likely the Copa Gulfport and the blue thing is the Marine Life Oceanarium.The dolphins are now living in a hotel swimming pool.Serious!
The little roundy round "circus" road near the bottom and a bit to the left is the junction of Jones Park Dr.,23rd Ave and Gulfport Harbor St.
Posted by: Russ at September 01, 2005 11:40 PM (ObxzR)
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The Copa Casino is in the before picture. It is the ship in the lower right moored at the state port. It used to be called the Pride of Mississippi and had to sail for people to gamble before dockside gaming passed. It was always breaking down. So they used it stationary for a few years before towing it off and replacing it with the barge that is shown about 200 yds south on dry land. The blue/purple structure is the Grand Casion complex. Half of it is now sitting across Hwy 90.
The other thing that is pretty gnarly is that the Mississippi State Port deals alot in frozen poultry and bananas. Dole banana has a big container yard there. If you eat Dole bananas, chances are they come through Gulfport. The frozen chicken goes all over the place but mostly to Russia and China. The poultry freezers are all on the west side of the port. You may have seen some of the pictures where it appears to have flooded crates or waxed freezer boxes with Dole container trailers scattered about? Yep, 15 or 20 tons of frozen chicken thawing in the September heat. They say the stench is something to behold.
Posted by: bitterman at September 04, 2005 02:18 PM (94VhM)
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Soothing Music
From Carlos Santana:
Love is You
Dah-dah-dit-dah-dah. Dit-dah-dit-dah.
Dah-dah-dit-dah-dah. Dit-dah-dit-dah.
Dit-dah-d...
Huh? Oh, yeah, it's an instrumental, and it's not any funnier than the
first time I tried it.
But it does point up the fact that
Rocket Jones needs an audio component. A chance to expand my genius into new mediums.
Or to dilute the stupidity.
Oh goodie. I'm channeling my wife.
update: Hmmm... the link above takes you to the comment left on the post I was linking to, instead of the post itself. I'd tell you to just do a search, but this morning I'm getting the ol' "Forbidden" message on the search function. Tell you what, if you absolutely must see the original post that I tried to link to (you are getting sleepy... sleepy... you must see the original post... you NEED to see the original post...), over on the right column are my archives. Click "April, 2004" and then scroll on down to the 20th. The post is titled "Ripple Fire". Happy now?
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Helping out
It's Hurricane Relief Day around the blogosphere, and MuNu's very own Michele is pitching in. Go check out the items she's got up for auction and make a bid. All the proceeds go towards the Katrina victims.
Update: Phin is auctioning off a
site redesign! Be sure to check out
the portfolio, he's done some of the best looking blogs I know.
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Kudos on your efforts to bring relief to the victims of Hurricane Katrina. There is another way bloggers and other thoughtful people can help:
I have opened forums at www.DisasterReliefIdeas.org for the discussion of ideas to aid disaster relief in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. I am not soliciting donations, only ideas. Experts in aspects of disaster relief (housing, healthcare, rebuilding, etc.) are also able to rate these ideas, giving us a means of identifying the most promising ones, which will be shared with disaster relief professionals and persons in authority. Please help our society by contributing your ideas, especially if you are unable to contribute financially to relief efforts.
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Opportunity, of a sort
I believe that you'll be able to get a very good deal on a used SUV over the next few months.
It reminds me of one springtime a few years ago. The winter had been terrible (1999?), and everyone ran out and bought 4-wheel drive vehicles. The car lots were full of used sports cars, and the dealers couldn't even give 'em away.
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It's also like the 80's, when suddenly there were all these used station wagons for sale...
Posted by: owlish at September 01, 2005 01:07 PM (QiOeU)
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August 31, 2005
Time Flies When You're Having Fun
It just occurred to me that we are two-thirds of the way through 2005. I don't know about you, but I'd be perfectly happy if the rest of this year were boring and uneventful.
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Man, I'm with you.
I've already had way more excitement than I can stand.
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The year 2001 was pretty packed with personal tragedies for many of my friends. And that was before September 11th. A bunch of us decided that, on New Year's Eve, we were gonna gather up all of our 2001 calenders, throw 'em in a pile and burn 'em. Shame that we never did. Maybe this year...
Posted by: Tuning Spork at August 31, 2005 09:16 PM (ttcpJ)
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Oh yeah, 2001 sucked. 2005 has been a handful, but 2001 just sucked.
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Relief
My niece called. Her and the kids are safe alive. They're still in the vicinity of what's left of Gulfport, Mississippi.
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Glad to hear it. Here's hoping they stay safe.
Posted by: owlish at August 31, 2005 01:00 PM (QiOeU)
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Thank God they're alive. I was really concerned for the kids sake.
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Posted by: Paul at August 31, 2005 01:29 PM (vbP6L)
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Whew, that's good to hear Ted.
Now you can get back to your obsession with zombies and the living dead.
Posted by: Oorgo at August 31, 2005 01:49 PM (lM0qs)
Posted by: Jennifer at August 31, 2005 02:03 PM (KfF78)
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I'm really glad to know they're safe & alive. will keep them in prayer
Posted by: michele at August 31, 2005 02:22 PM (qTmgd)
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Thanks for the update, Ted. Its nice to get some good news, all things considered.
Posted by: RP at August 31, 2005 04:39 PM (LlPKh)
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Good news. I wish your niece and her kids strength in the days ahead.
Posted by: Cindy at August 31, 2005 04:42 PM (ziuFP)
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Great news,Ted!Here's wishing them well.
Posted by: Russ at August 31, 2005 04:54 PM (ObxzR)
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I've been wondering all day if there was an update. Came home and came here first. Great news! Hope it gets even better.
Posted by: Tuning Spork at August 31, 2005 09:20 PM (ttcpJ)
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I'm very glad to hear they made it; continued good wishes for the rebuilding and recovery.
Posted by: nic at August 31, 2005 09:45 PM (l+W8Z)
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Just catching up - when you mentioned relatives in Gulfport I hadn't heard how bad things were there.
Glad to hear they're safe.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at September 01, 2005 12:03 AM (RbYVY)
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How to save a fortune on Purina Tiger Chow
From a review of the movie Zombiegeddon:
Having real tigers chase and maul zombies...that's cool. It's like When Animals Attack, only better.
Now how can you disagree with that?
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I notice your girl Brinke Stevens is in it, too! Whan are you going to review the review copy of hte movie you received?
Posted by: Victor at August 31, 2005 07:19 PM (l+W8Z)
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Patience, Grasshopper. I'm working on it.
Posted by: Ted at August 31, 2005 08:23 PM (+OVgL)
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I needed something to lift my spirits
And nothing makes me smile more than making fun of others. Or potty humor. Or both all in one great place!
Someone in England compiled a list of the
100 most rude place names (wink, wink. nudge, nudge).
This might explain why British soccer fans are so testy.
Thanks to
CGHill of Dustbury for pointing this one out.
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Dreamer. Nothing but a dreamer.
Need a list of today's technologies that were predicted in Science Fiction?
Thanks to
Owlish for the pointer.
(cue
Supertramp...)
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Hurricane Help
California Yankee has collect a list of links where you can go to help with recovery efforts.
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