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Monday, January 26, 2004
US weapons, David Kay, inspector quits his post in Iraq, saying he doesn't think Bush's WMDs ever existed. He didn't say anything about Weapons of Mass Destruction-Related Activities, though.
Sunday, January 25, 2004
CBS helps Bush, but not Moveon.org.
Halliburton's overcharge.
Saturday, January 24, 2004
An Open Letter to all potential Xbox game developers:
The Xbox has a good controller, so it pisses me off when a good game is ruined by bad control configuration. Here's the formula you should all use, or at least have as an option: The left thumbstick is for moving, the right one is for turning and/or aiming. The right trigger is for firing and the left for action/interact or jump and then the buttons for whatever they need to be. If it's not like that, it's awkward and may turn out to be a bad game, no matter what the graphics or concepts behind the game are. Okay? Okay.
Thursday, January 22, 2004
Okay, so I've just finished the teleplay for the pilot episode of The Astroblasters. Now, I'm just looking for someone to produce it. Anyone interested?
Saturday, January 17, 2004
Made in Taiwan. Scientists accidentally develop two-headed fish.
US to seek changes to major WHO obesity effort, because an obese consumer is a good consumer.
Protesters greet Bush at King ceremony, although there was a line of buses and riot cops between the unruly masses and Junior. At a fund-raiser immediately following the ceremony, Bush said that MLK was a supporter of faith-based initiatives. With a nod to the election, Junior said "Dr. King understood that faith is power greater than all others. It's an important lesson for us to remember here in America -- that God's word can humble the mighty, can lift up the meek, and can bring comfort and strength to all who yearn for justice and freedom," because it sure as hell won't come from the Bush administration, and he hopes that the electoral process won't humble the mighty or bring comfort to anyone yearning for justice and freedom.
Martin Luther King: Terrorist
Arnold terminates aid to poor families.
Monday, January 12, 2004
Former US treasury secretaryPaul O'Neill calls Junior a "blind man", claiming that Bush would stare vacantly and uncomprehending at him during cabinet meetings, at the end of which he'd demand to know if the issues covered would give him an excuse to invade Iraq, followed by a tantrum if he was told "No".
If you're obese but don't want to give up McD's and live in the tri-state area, McDonald's posts carb and fat grams on menu posters in New York area, hoping that you'll just give up the bun and cheese, or something.
Just wondering if you're all watching Arrested Development, Sundays at 9:30 on Faux. It's an histerically funny sitcom with no laugh track about a disfunctional family. I only mention it because it feels like one of those shows that'll get great critical aclaim and a large cult following but eventually get cancelled due to low ratings or something.
Saturday, January 10, 2004
The Nihilist Glee Club 2003 Polling Booth has been fixed and updated. Some of the polls didn't get saved for some reason. Now they are.
It took a while because a while back it was time for my annual tradition of frying my modem. Don't know why it happened, and my service provider decided that they'd exhaust every other possibility before replacing the modem.
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