DudeAsInCool

The Reindeer Section - Cartwheels Lyrics My wounds are nicely slated dear I never got to thank you right I was finished way before I could see Quite what you had in mind for me I'm doing cartwheels Now the pessimism in me yawns As I'm pissing on their perfect front lawns A voice calls out behind my back and i take off into the grounds I'm doing Cartwheels It'll all tie me up into knots I diddn't mean to speak out of turn Now you can sit and watch me squirm now the party's really in full swing I wish i had a friend I could ring I'm doing cartwheels You're really loving this aren't you dear Now you've got me on the ropes out here With nowhere else to run to now Just stay and face the music It'll all tie me up into knots Source

Don't Need No Country - Rock Freebase & Friends/Alabama III

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I was worried for a moment about that--now Im convinced they are going down...

They're in for a rude awening in a few weeks--and they are gonna get it!

yep

there are some nice tips, though, such as how to get the keys out--i just cleaned mine, and i think you and i have the same keyboard

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I've been on a cleaning tear today and even went to work on my keyboard :) I assume there are instructions for Windows - here are some if you own a Mac.

Rush Limbaugh attacks Michael J. Fox: ” …he was either off the medication or he was acting. He is an actor, after all.” Rush Limbaugh will say anything to attack anyone who challenges George Bush and his policies. This time, his target is Michael J. Fox. Meds are something Rush does have a little experience with. Emailer Doug: Rush Limbaugh today accused Michael J. Fox, actor and Parkinson's Disease victim, of deliberately going off of his meds to appear on camera with exaggerated symptoms of his disease for dramatic effect. Fox appeared in a recent Clair McHaskill (D-MO) Senate campaign ad, touting the need for stem cell research. Limbaugh even goes so far as to accuse Fox of faking his symptoms all together. Source: Crooks and Liars Is it any wonder the Republicans are going down...

Men who use mobile phones could be risking their fertility, warn researchers. A new study shows a worrying link between poor sperm and the number of hours a day that a man uses his mobile phone. Those who made calls on a mobile phone for more than four hours a day had the worst sperm counts and the poorest quality sperm, according to results released yest at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine annual meeting in New Orleans. Source

Even though tomorrow is the official shipping date, Firefox 2 is now available for download from Mozilla's servers. This is the full on consumer version folks, not a test build, so if you've been waiting for the official version, release the downloading hounds! The Mozilla site itself hasn't updated to the 2.0 version just yet, but that should happen tomorrow Read more at Lifehacker Release Notes

Hey, today's the iPod's fifth birthday, born October 23, 2001. We'd sing Happy Birthday, but copyright law prevents us from doing so unless we pay the owner of that song. So instead of crooning that hackneyed ditty, we're going to spread the haterage about the iPod. Read more at Gizmodo (Photo courtesy of Engadget)

yep--and magazines...

Jr. Boys

Had an Australian roommate once--he had to special order it to get past the agricultural regulations--that stuff is nasty!

what would you use it for?>

Nightlite - Bonobo

Bonobo - Nightlite from the album 'Days to Come' KCRW's Tune For A Day

Magazines or newspapers would be a good idea to catalogue

My kind of lady

I posted the first one as it SO outdated...but I admit, they do know their steps :)

Yeppers - find all the tricks here HERE

LOS ANGELES - Jane Wyatt, the lovely, serene actress who for six years on "Father Knows Best" was one of TV's favorite moms, has died, her publicist said Sunday. She was 96. Wyatt died Friday in her sleep of natural causes at her Bel-Air home, according to publicist Meg McDonald. Her death also was confirmed by Bernard Johnson of the funeral home Gates, Kingsley & Gates Moeller Murphy Funeral Directors. Wyatt had a successful film career in the 1930s and '40s, notably as Ronald Colman's lover in 1937's "Lost Horizon." Source: Yahoo News