HOW THE INTERNET HAS CHANGED OUR LIVES
We find out about controversial subjects or things people don't want to talk about, and talk about them a whole lot more.
(Thanks to Collins69S)
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We find out about controversial subjects or things people don't want to talk about, and talk about them a whole lot more.
(Thanks to Collins69S)
"It's all Greek to me!"
...is nothing if not informative on the subject of ...umm...men.
(Thanks to Sacha Dennison)
Some have different priorities than normal humans.
(Thanks to Michael Ester)
So I'm in a taxi driven by a guy named Tony, and we're hurtling through the Athens night several kilometers per hour faster than an F-16, and Tony is leaning out the window flirting with a woman cab driver hurtling along next to us, and after she veers away, I ask Tony if that's his girlfriend, and he says, quote, "If there is one kind of woman I will never go out with, that is doctor, lawyer, and taxi driver."
Not!
We definitely did not spend 15 minutes trying to do this; we are far too busy. Besides, we already have a Florida driver's license.
(Thanks to Justin Barber)
There's no other explanation.
(Thanks to Andrew Smith)
Yes, I'll have a Quarter Pounder with cheese.
(Thanks to djtonyb)
(Thanks to Bob Towery)
Smarter than the average bear.
(Thanks to Mike Pontillo)
Things are going fine here. The Greeks are wonderful. Also, there is beer. I'll keep you posted. Not!
Hey, remember when everybody said "Not!"? When was that? Like 1991? Does anybody say "Not!" any more?
This has been your Olympics Update. We now return you to judi.
Call us naive, but we did not realize this was a huge problem .
(Thanks to Linda Leeson)
Watch for a run on pumpkin seeds in the Olympic village.
There must be events we don't see on TV.
(Thanks to Donna Frandsen)
(Thanks to everyone with online access)
We'd like to see the video.
(Thanks to Thad Humphries)
... in The Land Without Noses.
(Thanks to the persistent schnooky34)
(Thanks to Claire Martin)
Now they're using bunnies.
(Thanks to many people)
And under and around and across .
(Thanks to Ted Nolan)
Oh, this is just swell. I turn on the TV (they have TV here in Greece) and I see there are TWO hurricanes whomping Florida. I may have no home to go home to. I may have to stay here and become a Greek citizen. This would not be a huge adjustment: More people speak English here than in Miami, and they drive the same way.
Udder-abuse update.
After various flights lasting a combined total of six years, I have arrived safely in Greece. It's hot and a little crazy, but everyone -- that's right, everyone in the entire country -- is really nice.
I again thank all you blog commenters who sent advice and information about Greece, especially those of you who warned me about the system for toilet-paper disposal, because, incredibly, you were right.
My first newspaper report from Greece will appear in the Miami Herald tomorrow. And now, I am off to see the ancient whaddyacallit. Later.
Let's just go right for the obvious.
I leave today for the Olympics. I won't be blogging the Olympics, because my actual job -- the reason I am being sent there as a trained journalism professional -- is to write newspaper columns filled with inaccuracies and outright lies. But when I can, I will post items on this blog, assuming they have the Internet over there in Greece.
After the Olympics, if I'm still alive, I'll go to New York for the Republican National Convention and Metal Detector Festival. So for the next month blogging from me will be sporadic. I can't speak for judi. No, wait, yes I can: There WILL be naked men.
(Thanks to Ruby Stambaugh)
All of the motorists hoodwinked in this scam will soon be receiving complimentary Florida drivers' licenses.
(Thanks to Mike Zlotnick)
Now they're using bustards.
(Thanks to David Richardson)
A new squid.
This woman needs one.
(Thanks to Andrew Smith)
Suck it up, you whiners!
(Thanks to Mike Zlotnick)
Not this much.
(Thanks to Steve Tabet)
It's updated.
(Thanks to Russell Mc)
Let's be careful out there.
Key Quote: "It hurts fiercely now," he said while walking slowly and gingerly.
(Thanks to many people)
We'd better get busy enhancing it and/or improving our skills.
(Thanks to Brian McRae and Marty Mauldin)
The old-fashioned method is definitely better.
(Thanks to Jeff Meyerson)
UPDATE FOR WEIRDOS: Those of you who want pictures: Try this link.
An alternative to Pitman. And the understudy for the movie.
What is it with people gluing things?
(Thanks to tavesawyer)
..but don't try licking toes.
(Thanks to many concerned people)
Alpaca Doona would be a good name for a rock band.
If a whole bunch of armed guys from Kentucky showed up in Santa Barbara.
This snake is still on the lam. This one is recovering, after swallowing -- yes -- a heating pad. Fortunately, none of this has affected the Cher Farewell Tour.
You are not wanted in Tasmania.
(Thanks to James McCall)
Who among us can say how he or she would react to a crisis situation like this?
(Thanks to queensbee)
Is
to
move
Pitman
down
the
screen.
You're
welcome.