the fish tumbleth
Jun 06
after hours of j’s hilarious misunderstanding of science:
17:25 <@Bot> (j) there seems to be a few different schools of physics
17:25 <@vehementi> or do you mean “subjects”
17:26 <@Bot> (yahrrmeni) no schools, like physics conjuration, physics illusion, physics alteration,
physics evocation
17:27 <@Bot> (j) pretty much
17:27 <@Bot> (j) im starting to think
17:27 <@Bot> (yahrrmeni) no those are things from dungeons and dragons
— (via Sean Bronson)
Jun 03
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May 17
SF set to ban unsolicited phonebooks
May 12
Rape of women in DR Congo 'tops 1000 a day'. Average of 48 females aged 15-49 are raped every hour in DR Congo. : worldnews
May 10
"My lawyer was like, 'What have you done?' And I said: 'In my life, I've sold some untaxed cigarettes.' My lawyer was like, 'Good! That's great! How many?' I told him I'd sold a few packs and he was like, 'Boring, boring. That's not enough. Do you know about any unsolved murders?'"
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The Long Con by Brendan Kiley - Features - The Stranger, Seattle’s Only Newspaper
May 06

EEEEEE!
(via The Devil’s Pet Candle (NOTCOT))
May 05
May 02
In an interview this morning with Bill Good on CKNW in Vancouver, Stephen Harper openly campaigned for the Conservative Party of Canada, asking listeners to "vote Conservative" in defiance of Elections Canada rules and regulations that state no campaigning may be done during the media blackout on election day.
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Stephen Harper breaks election rules, campaigns on radio on election day - Canada Canada Headlines | Examiner.com