Get Fuzzy is great.
-- Bucky (the cat) expresses something I've long believed but have lacked the ability to articulate.
-- Political jokes.
Cat and Girl is often hilarious.
-- This is why I buy Powerball tickets once in a while.
-- Oscar Wilde, updated for the Spring Break set.
Dinosaur Comics should never be missed. Don't forget to mouse-over the image for an extra fun message. (If it trails off in ellipses, you'll need to right-click and select Properties to see the whole thing - it's worth it.)
-- Etymology: The best story wins.
-- T-Rex is a Web Architect.
-- T-Rex gets kinky.
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Monday, August 13, 2007
Poll results
Latest poll results:
Q: Which of these pets do you have?
A:
...Dog 2/5 (40%)
...Cat 5/5 (100%)
...Other Mammal 0/5 (0%)
...Avian 0/5 (0%)
...Reptile or Amphibian 2/5 (40%)
...Ichthyoids 0/5 (0%)
...Other 0/5 (0%)
Totals: 9/5 (180%)
New poll up shortly...
Q: Which of these pets do you have?
A:
...Dog 2/5 (40%)
...Cat 5/5 (100%)
...Other Mammal 0/5 (0%)
...Avian 0/5 (0%)
...Reptile or Amphibian 2/5 (40%)
...Ichthyoids 0/5 (0%)
...Other 0/5 (0%)
Totals: 9/5 (180%)
New poll up shortly...
Sunday, August 05, 2007
Thursday, July 26, 2007
i can has jeebus?
Pharyngula links to this hilarious item. Make sure you check out some of the comments on that post - hilarity and brilliance abound!
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Summer Vacation, Part 4
Aaaah, summer. That magical time of year when temperatures rise to WTF and humidity makes the outdoors all but unbearable.
Here I am basking in the cool of Central Air, trying to get focused on school work. The dog occasionally pesters me, and the cats love the laptop, and I need to start writing a paper. Meanwhile, laundry tumbles in the washer and dryer, and I consider the pros and cons of going to the grocery store (pro: get more food; con: have to leave house).
We've [redacted] the most recent episode of [redacted], but haven't watched it yet - it's the middle of a [redacted], and I am trying to hold off watching until we have both parts. Can I make it? Place your bets!
A disrupted sleep pattern adds to the complexity of my life. Wow, it's tough being an unemployed American.
Last weekend, Ben & I went up to the Twin Cities. I did a little homework, and we went to see Daywatch (based (mostly) on the book Nightwatch, and sequel to the film of that name), then we had dinner with friends Melissa & Shane & Jessica & her husband Gabe, then a couple of drinks. Mmmm... drinks.
Here I am basking in the cool of Central Air, trying to get focused on school work. The dog occasionally pesters me, and the cats love the laptop, and I need to start writing a paper. Meanwhile, laundry tumbles in the washer and dryer, and I consider the pros and cons of going to the grocery store (pro: get more food; con: have to leave house).
We've [redacted] the most recent episode of [redacted], but haven't watched it yet - it's the middle of a [redacted], and I am trying to hold off watching until we have both parts. Can I make it? Place your bets!
A disrupted sleep pattern adds to the complexity of my life. Wow, it's tough being an unemployed American.
Last weekend, Ben & I went up to the Twin Cities. I did a little homework, and we went to see Daywatch (based (mostly) on the book Nightwatch, and sequel to the film of that name), then we had dinner with friends Melissa & Shane & Jessica & her husband Gabe, then a couple of drinks. Mmmm... drinks.
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Jerry Falwell, R.I.P.
Jerry Falwell kicked it today, permanently. Is this perhaps a cause for rejoicing? Enh, don't really care that muc -ELLIOTT! THAT IS NOT YOUR FOOD!
Sorry, had to remind the cat which dish is his.
So, where was I? Mr. Moral Majority brought such joy to this world, and his is an intellect that the American public - particularly in the South, one imagines, where most folk can give or take book-larnin' - will sorely miss. It is small consolation to know that other sociopaths like Ralph Reed and Pat Robertson continue to carry the torch of belligerent intolerance that Falwell somehow turned into a virtue in America. It should, of course, be noted that even John McCain, perhaps the only prospective Republican candidate with half a brain (further research is required to verify this) looks for the approval of the freaks who think it's better to give money to a religious con-man than to make sure their kids learn actual science in a classroom.
P.S. Did I mention I'm talking, mostly, out of my ass, from the seat of my pants, and off the cuff?
Sorry, had to remind the cat which dish is his.
So, where was I? Mr. Moral Majority brought such joy to this world, and his is an intellect that the American public - particularly in the South, one imagines, where most folk can give or take book-larnin' - will sorely miss. It is small consolation to know that other sociopaths like Ralph Reed and Pat Robertson continue to carry the torch of belligerent intolerance that Falwell somehow turned into a virtue in America. It should, of course, be noted that even John McCain, perhaps the only prospective Republican candidate with half a brain (further research is required to verify this) looks for the approval of the freaks who think it's better to give money to a religious con-man than to make sure their kids learn actual science in a classroom.
P.S. Did I mention I'm talking, mostly, out of my ass, from the seat of my pants, and off the cuff?
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