Friday, May 10, 2002
That good kind o' tired
Have you ever heard somebody mention "that good kind o' tired"? That's the stuff life's made of, right there. You know, the kind of fatigue you get from working all day in the heat, doing manual labor. You don't get that good kind o' tired from sitting at a computer, staring at a monitor or from answering phones. No.... The tired most of us have is the bad kind o' tired. It's brain fatigue, and it makes us frothy short-tempered and frustrated. But, when you come in from a day in the fields, Brother, you may be tired as hell, but the idea of hugging your kid or talking to your wife seems special.
THE 100 COOLEST ACTORS OF ALL TIME
"No, I'm not talking the greatest actors, I'm talking coolest. That certain quality of toughness, edginess, or even craziness that leaps from the screen and impresses the hell out of you."
PART OF THE PROBLEM
OverLawyered.com shows how you can get through life without resorting to legal help.
Thursday, May 09, 2002
FROM THE RIGHT
Rush Limbaugh says that Bill Clinton is to blame for the rash of pre-teen oral sex that's pervading the world.
"Oprah had a bunch of 12-to-16-year-old kids on her show, and they talked about how casually they engage in oral sex - and about how they learned from Bill Clinton that it's not "really" sex. Some of the boys said they don't even have to ask for oral sex in middle school; girls just offer it. They talked about "trains," which has nothing to do with the Little Engine That Could."
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Great balls of fire. Some Strange chemical reaction is causing centuries-old cannon balls retrieved from sunken ships to burst into flames or explode while sitting on archaeologists' desks. This is a freaky as freaky gets.
the world's 100 tallest skyscrapers
HOW MUCH IS YOUR CIGARETTE, ALCOHOL OR OTHER SUBSTANCE ABUSE HABIT COSTING YOU?
Find out with the Drug Calculator
OH, Man! It amazes me to see the things people will manufacture and buy. But, then again ... there is one wacky product on the market that may be well worth the investement for some. It's called Jonny Glow ... made for those that have problems finding the toilet in the dark
FEED THE CHILDREN?
No, forget that! Ted Nugent wants to arm the children
the ten worst cars of the millennium We all know someone who has owned one of them
Federation of American Scientists concerns about weapons and terrorism.
Wednesday, May 08, 2002
The world's oldest Companies
“Companies come and companies go,” U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill remarked when the Enron scandal broke last winter. For Secretary O’Neill and everyone else who subcribes to that presumption, the following list should come as a revelation. These companies—the world's 100 oldest continuously family-owned firms—have outlasted governments, nations, cities and certainly once-mighty corporations like Enron. Indeed, a common thread among most of them seems to be their manageable size. “Some of the oldest businesses,” the English business historians Henry G. Button and Andrew P. Lampert have noted, “are relatively small undertakings.”
Monday, May 06, 2002
X-Ray Vision Needed to Find Black Superheroes
But as the media world focuses on Peter Parker, the fictional photojournalist-cum-superhero created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, lesser-known artists and writers have unveiled a new hero unlike any of the others who have recently made it big.
This hero has superpowers. He has a normal life apart from his supernatural one. And, yes, he is busy saving the world.
What he does not have, however, is white skin.
The WitchDoctor (a k a Dr. Jovan Carrington), uses voodoo lore and supernatural vision to uncover his African ancestry, confront racial stereotypes and, in his free time, come down hard on the bad guys
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