Radio Flyer
Don’t mind me, I’m just bookmarking this site for something I’m working on.
Don’t mind me, I’m just bookmarking this site for something I’m working on.
I heard from several people that this online game is really the bomb: the anti-Bush online adventure — “Which can only be experienced and not described!” I don’t have time to play it right now, but I’m noting it here in hope that I will, someday in the distant future, actually have some free time.
A link I found on my friend Melissa’s site:
Things Other People Accomplished When They Were Your Age a site that lets you plug in your age and see a list of things that people had already achieved when they were your age. For me, since I’m turning 36 this coming Sunday:
According to Cicadaville.com, Cincinnati’s cicada authority, “not only are human children are the primary source of nutrition for Cicadas, but Cicadas have a deadly venom that is injected through a small bone like tube known as the “Cicada deadly venom tube.” The venom can kill a human being instantly. In 1987, the last time the Cicadas emerged in Cincinnati, over 7 million people died from Cicada injections. Many people escaped but most perished.”
So save yourselves!!!
What should I do if a Cicada knocks on my door and pretends to be a Jehovah’s Witness?
This is a common occurrence. If it happens to you don’t panic. Simply invite the Cicada in to hear your Amway presentation. This is generally a strong enough repellant.
Modern Drunkard Magazine always puts together a classy issue, but this recent article on how to pose for great pictures while out at a smoky joint is an instant classic.
I want to be Jeremy Hedley when I grow up…. or at least I want to be as great a photographer as Jeremy Hedley when I grow up.
This is a pretty fun site if you love hats the way I and my sister do. I’m picking out something fun to send to her…
Ooo, they have 1920’s women’s flapper cloche hats…. I love these! This is the hat they’re wearing in all my vintage photos of lesbian couples and cross dressers. Cute!
Elena, a Russian woman with a motorcycle rides through and documents the ghost towns and abandoned buildings around Chernobyl.
Elena seems to have a new site at a dedicated URL.
UPDATE: Apparently Elena’s story isn’t entirely accurate. The original site claimed that she rode through on a motorcycle by herself, but the site later edited the story to merely suggest that she did so. Other sites say that riding through the area really isn’t possible. One can be escorted through on a tour, but riding around the area alone in an uncontrolled situation would be illegal and dangerous. Dunno