Wednesday, July 21, 2004
Ahh! They're coming! But in a nonspecific, unsubstantiated way...
My favorite line:
"We might have to disrupt the democratic process because terrorists want to disrupt the democratic process"
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Friday, July 16, 2004
Southwest Passengers Find Love in an Empty Seat
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Thursday, July 15, 2004
Need a laugh?
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Wednesday, July 14, 2004
Ten Reasons to Fire George W. Bush
And nine reasons why Kerry won't be much better
Also, via hit & run, a great clip.
Labels: political
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Private Conservation
Read the story...
Labels: social
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Banning Bathtubs
So, clearly, we should ban all bathtub recreation and settle instead for sponge baths. That'd be safer (and possibly much more fun).
Labels: political
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The FCC in my Cell Phone
I just got a new cell phone and it's so damn complicated that i have to actually read the manual. Towards the end there's a bit on the federal guidelines to which the phone's usage is subject. It states that profanity and indecent language are prohibited due to FCC regulations. I'm assuming it's because my signal is being broadcast over public airspace like tv signals. Does it follow that i can't type profanity if i'm using a pager or wifi? These signals are broadcast over the air, too. And why, since it's private and most even have scramblers, do FCC rules apply anyway? The public does not have access to it.
Many people i know are switching over to cell phones entirely and ditching landline service. Will all phone conversation of the future be regulated?
Labels: political
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