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Sunday, February 29, 2004
4:29 AMWhat could possibly be a better ending of an evening
Than the next 10 songs. I mean nothing tops that, except sanity, that is:
Patti Smith "Ghost Dance"Now: Sting "The Book of My Life"
Love and Rockets "The Dog-end of a Day Gone By"
DJ Spooky "Spyworm"
Johnny Cash "Personal Jesus"
New Order "1963"
Johnny Cash "Danny Boy"
Dead Can Dance "Enigma of the Absolute"
Delerium "Lamentation"
Radiohead "Scatterbrain (As Dead as Leaves)"
Front 242 "Funkadhafi"
And now to sleep, and the dreams of deep, and the life I will never have.
8:10 PM
The pandas will rule the world one day
I wonder what was in the briefcases? Illegal Bamboo drugs? 4 pandas in Times Square.
2:17 PM
Just Evil
Bloody Penguin
Original
12:35 AM
Burned Palms
Oh, I almost forgot, I am going to hell for missing another Ash Wednesday.
Oh well.
6:42 PM
Bruins Club Seats
Last night I went to the Fleet Center to watch the Bruins lose in overtime to the Canadians.
Good game, great seats. Thanks to Ronnie Ron, the Bruins organist, for the tics.
We got our moment on TV too, though I almost missed it on the big screen.
Last 10 songs:
Smashing Pumpkins "Pug"Now: The White Stripes "The Hardest Button to Button (Live)" (3293 Songs)
Nine Inch Nails "Just Like You Imagined"
The Beastie Boys "Intergalactic"
David Bowie "Starman"
U2 "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of"
Peter Gabriel "Signal to Noise"
The Police "Low Life"
David Holmes "Gritty Shaker"
Johnny Cash "A Boy Named Sue"
David Bowie "Lady Stardust"
Monday, February 23, 2004
9:39 PM
Comanche Killed
When I was working in Shelton, CT at Inline Plastics, in 1995, I got a chance to see the first 2 prototypes of the Comanche at the Sikorsky plant nearby. I actually got to touch prototype 1, which meant I had to hide my pass under my shirt, walk onto the production floor and sneak up to it. My boss at the time had worked at Sikorsky for a long time and got some of his former employees to sneak us in. We had OFFICE ONLY passes, which meant that we were not allowed on the floor or anywhere near it.
It looked like an impressive helicopter even if it was mostly airframe at the time (it was still a year away from flying).
Today the Army cancelled the program (NYT need password), almost 20 years after it was envisioned.
Also:
Reuters: Pentagon to Cancel Comanche Helicopter
Slashdot: US Army Scraps Comanche Helicopter
8:23 PM
I.S.
Sometimes I wish I could be a punter, or a giver, but I have to solve the students problems. I can't just give them 6 monitors and say have a good day. I can't tell them they are an idiot either, though sometimes JG thinks I do. I have to look at the computer and figure out what stupid thing the student has done to it, then fix it if I can.
So this really made me laugh. "We Don't support that." (Need a Salon day pass)
Sunday, February 22, 2004
3:31 AM
Angry about Spam?
This guy sure is.
Thursday, February 19, 2004
12:11 AM
< Plug >
My brother sells Insurance, Life, Health, etc. Luckily he doesn't sell door to door, but that would be a good conversation starter.
"My family? Well I have 5 brothers and sisters, a teacher, a framer, a student, a nutritionist, and a door to door insurance salesman. You need some insurance? He can get it for you pretty cheap as long as you haven't gotten a black eye from a baby zebra on the Fourth of July that is."
So.. Need insurance?
Call my brother:
Chris Cutillo
Representative
Bruce F. Wilcox Division Office
Mutual of Omaha
(631) 234-9100, ext. 245
Thanks.
< /Plug >
Thursday, February 12, 2004
5:25 PM
random stuff from blogdex v3.0
A yeti throws a snow ball that has to hit a penguin that has been shot into the air by an orca and then hit the bullseye. (My highscore was only 540.)
Mel Gibson says that only Catholics can go to Heaven, and that his wife will go to Hell. (Yee hah! Looks like I am going to heaven.)
Did you ever wonder what it would be like to pop a water balloon in space? (Hell yeah, but they did it in a plane instead.)
Which candidate matches your views? (My match ups: Kuchinich 100%, Kerry 97%, Dean 96%, Edwards 93%, Sharpton 91%, and Bush 17%)
Diver flees with shark attached to leg. (Ow.)
and to finish:
A very odd NutriGrain commercial (Is it me or do they all look constipated?) Mirror site.
