Just chewed through my laptop's power cable for the second time in as many
weeks... at the same time I'm nursing a probably infected foot from where
she bit me in my sleep.
I'm getting to the point where home euthanasia is looking mighty good.
(And, of course, the laptop's cord is a "Dell-only" s
So I post: Offer - green velvet dress, size 16. Further details are given in
the body.
Immediate response from someone - "What size is it please?"
Ai. The eggnog must have been good in Albuquerque...
--
You can read it in the paper, read it on the wall, hear it on the wind if
you're listening at
aren't you glad they don't need warrants to check up on them? Seriously,
that can't be right can it?
On 12/26/05, Kevin Graeme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Student peace groups on this campus, local jewish community groups,
> churches, even LGBT groups (lesbian, gay, bi, transgendered). They're
y'know, after recently meeting "Mitch"...I can't imagine there's
anything that's -not- out there :)
but as far as a moo flash app...don't know offhand :\
On 12/26/05, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We just had some friends over with their kid and he started to sing "Ode to
> Joy"
We just had some friends over with their kid and he started to sing "Ode to
Joy" with moo's instead of words. I was wondering if there was a site out there
with a flash app that allows you to select a song and hear it as moo's or
something similar. Anyone know anything?
The tongue piercing is very... Good that way. Especially with the koosh
balls and ribbed balls and vibrating balls and such.
I couldn't help myself when I was out boxing day shopping today and got my
rook pierced. It's adorable. I especially like it because I just have one
small hole in ear earl
Student peace groups on this campus, local jewish community groups,
churches, even LGBT groups (lesbian, gay, bi, transgendered). They're
being monitored because they are somehow deemed a "terrorist threat".
Like the gay group that protested the war by having a "kiss-in". OMG!
Gays kissing! Terror!
> Nick wrote:
> Now, the FISA law that setup the FISA court states that the Executive Branch
> can order warrant-less wiretaps for up to one year, if it is longer than one
> year then they must obtain a warrant.
>
Good points and you may be right. In fact, after hearing from some
legal-minded pe
The New York Times is reporting that the "volume of information
harvested from telecommunication data and voice networks, without
court-approved warrants, is [0]much larger than the White House has
acknowledged." The NSA gained the cooperation of many American
telecommunication companies a
