Word.

Reminds me of the cover of one of Samuel Delany's books. Can't recall which one.

Brung

My favorite essay on this topic was written by the late and gone too soon, Octavia Butler. Her "Furor Scribendi" is not just a lesson in overcoming difficulties in writing, but also useful in facing life's difficulties. A quote: http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/furor+scribendi

I'm surprised at the vitriol aimed at us fatties. Jeeze, I'm glad you feel you can stand in judgment of us. But methinks we fatties carry enough shame around to please a whole family of devote Catholics. Despite that, I believe the doctor can choose who she wants to treat, but I wish she'd been more delicate about it.

Agreed.

Brilliant!

"boo-urns" been a while since I read that!

Soon, we'll all be plugged into Google Matrix.

I think I agree.

Survey says, "the moment it works flawlessly w/ little effort."

Damn. That's sad. Even my most technophobic co-workers can work w/ Dropbox.

Yeah. I never figured why that never worked right.

And still, NONE of these things, NOT ONE does for me what iGoogle does. What the hell. It'll be one more service Google will gank once you get used to it.

Grendel, Is there some place we can go to donate for veterans? It'd be nice if they can have something that nice.

Bored now.

Ah! Thank you. I don't mind see a LOOOOT of Ewan. ;P

What was that movie about a Japanese text written on the skin of a dead white guy? Beautifully filmed but weird.

Great point (re: extinction event pending)

I loved that show!