Wednesday, March 23rd, 2005
I really can’t wait to see The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy, hitting cinemas near the end of April. It even has Tim in it!
Check out the trailers…
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Archive for March, 2005
Wednesday, March 23rd, 2005
The Lazy Way to Success
“Lazy-aholics… see the world differently. They wisely know there is always an easier way where doing less accomplishes more. Lazy-aholics know the power (and glory) of Quantum Laziness.
From the point of view of Quantum Laziness, success is INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL to work. That means the less work you do, the greater success you will have. If you want your success to trend toward infinity, then your effort must trend toward zero. The catch is – you have to know how to do less properly. You have to know Quantum Laziness.”
Via Ninja Monkeys
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2005
I can’t believe this site is still going from when I had a quick look around in 2001. I really didnt think the madness would last but I was wrong. This guy must be a serious attention craver. You’ve gotta love the Internet.
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2005
Emuparadise
“We provide you with emulators for playing console games on your PC and DC. But wait, that is not all, the best part is that we ALSO provide you with the games to play using these emulators!”
Monday, March 21st, 2005
Well… Seeing how no one else will get it together. I figured that the only thing left to do is point you in the right direction. So here it is.
DnL has gone completely nuts. I don’t know what to make of him any more? He joined a boy band and left Barqs behind. How lonely it must be with out his flatmate!
Sunday, March 20th, 2005
Useless laws in America
You can’t plow a cotton field with an elephant in North Carolina.
In Idaho a citizen is forbidden by law to give another citizen a box of candy that weighs more than 50 pounds.
Every citizen of Kentucky is required by law to take a bath at least once a year.
It is against the law to whale hunt in Oklahoma. (Think about it… How could you!)
Sunday, March 20th, 2005
Babies born with teeth become extremely selfish… Dogs that howl on Christmas Eve will go mad before the end of the year… Don’t hit anyone with a broom, or it will make him or her lazy… Where the mistress is the master, the parsley grows the faster… A bit of nostalgia, anyone?
Sunday, March 20th, 2005
Sunday night nostalgia - Bubble burst (anyone remember 21 Jump Street?) and a virtual time capsule.
Friday, March 18th, 2005
Death Valley, USA.
As you can imagine from the implied nametag on this New World enigma, Death Valley is one of the most intensely desolate strips of rock and dirt to pimple Mother Nature’s complexion.
Typically, Death Valley looks like this.
And now what’s going on is this. (Check out the Block report/Real Broadband downloads.)
Make note that this is a passing phenomena. At any moment it could be gone for another thousand years.
Tuesday, March 15th, 2005
Skyward Bound as when Human we Fail
The perpetual motion of walking just won’t do. The source of rocky spinning that twirls underneath us as we are forced to spin on her Gaiac orbit around the Father Sun has just proven to barren for us all to commit to, and now it is apparent that the moon will no longer disseminate its hoity toity glow above me, as a commitment to flight has prevailed.
I will sit majestic hovering over the wings of the taloned bird bounty that carries me from arctic northlake to perilous mountain height, unperturbed by the rolling crunch of highway wheels or the dictatorial happenchance moods of the modern streetlight. The gods will watch me as I flitter and flop above their heads, eventually achieving grace and omniscience in the waning sun’s evening mood.
Ooh I do hope they serve salted peanuts! And Point Break would be nice.
Tuesday, March 15th, 2005
There’s all kinds of CRRRRAZY stuff coing on over at Every Woman Is A Goddess. Check it out!
Tuesday, March 15th, 2005
Attention all yummy bloggers across the oceans:
Tomorrow I’m going away for about a week to sits and thinks about stuffs. If you have any spare moments, please post some good titbits here. I will be most grateful.
Thanking you and my lucky stars,
Ms Wakame.
Monday, March 14th, 2005
BBC Radio 4: The slaves of Niger
Gerry Northam travels to Niger where it is estimated that as many as 870,000 people, nearly eight per cent of the population, are slaves. Their masters control them completely, according to human rights organisations.
• Listen to the programme (Real Audio)
Slavery Today explores some of the places where slavery is still common and takes a look at the fastest growing problem in modern slavery: trafficking people into the West.
You can support Anti Slavery International. More info about slavery in Niger on this website.
Monday, March 14th, 2005
Idealist.org - where the non-profit world meets
Browse the site for jobs, organisations, ideas, volunteer opportunities, events, resources and more.
AZ Woman Built Global Nonprofit from Garage
“Lisa Hopper of Tucson, Arizona dreamed of starting a nonprofit, but wasn’t sure what it would do. Then, on a trip to Guatemala, she noticed that schoolchildren lacked books and pencils, and decided to collect supplies to send to them. A decade later, the nonprofit she once ran from a table in a mall and a “warehouse” in her garage has become a major operation that distributes surplus school supplies, computers, clothes, and an array of other goods to needy people around the world.”
