who.......

so at camp stickers litter the top of every ramp. it's a very tedious job and at times painful (at 12pm in the middle of the summer). sometimes you do things to keep yourself sane or just to break the repetition. one day, ross says "Hey! There's an upside-down sticker in the cage. Bet you can't find it!" i looked long and hard and eventually found it. it wasn't even a full sticker. just the end bit of one. i remember during the summer telling other people about the upside-down sticker and few ever found it on their own. with the amount of blinding, blending stickers, no one would probably ever knowingly come across it.

um.....

in pieces.

a new vw rabbit.

another HOV lane

now NORTH of the 401 on the 404. genius.

my last post on the subject.

david miller. guess what? you suck!

"what can your ipod do that my zune can't?"

noted.

same-sex marriage

every time i read an article about voting on same-sex marriage, i get heated. now, everyone is entitled to an opinion and that's completely fine, i have no problem with that. the problem i have is the fact that there is voting on the subject of what homosexuals choose to do. how is it fair to vote on something that ultimately controls the lives of people that are really doing something that's relatively normal, that doesn't concern or bother anyone? 2 people, getting married. people do it everyday. i know there are people that don't agree with 2 people of the same sex being in a relationship, whether it's religious and/or just a personal opinion. but i really find it ridiculous that anyone can vote on the fate of a group of people, especially when there's no real harm being done. when you have 2 people in a homosexual relationship, are they committing a crime? when they get together, do they increase air pollution? are people killed? cars stolen? nuclear bombs created? do the lives of every canadian and or american shortened or altered somehow? didn't think so. would you vote against black people getting married? or australians? interracial couples? or people over 50? or paraplegics? didn't think so.

so, butt-out and let homosexuals live. period. people have rights. you can't take them away because they have a different sexual preference than you. i thought we were supposed to be moving forward in time, not backward.

ed bradley 1941-2006.

i watch 60 minutes all the time and i have to credit part of that to ed bradley. first i noticed that he looked almost identical to my dad. Then the more I watched, the more interested i became with the show. what a sad day.

read his biography here.

too funny

thanks, mike.

regurgitator

i have told so many people about this dude and i've always got the same response "mmm hmmmm! likely." "whatever!" "yeah, ok!" FINALLY i have some video evidence. unbelievable. hilarious, and unbelievable.

goodnight!

in case you haven't heard.

saddam hussein sentenced to death

"..as early as spring 2007."
why do they wait that long? i have no idea. what are they making? a movie? "early" would be tomorrow.

without limits

just thought i would pass on a movie recommendation. i recently saw this movie for the first time and damn, it's good. it's about steve prefontaine, a ballsy middle distance runner from the late 60's and 70's. if you like sports movies about determination and all that, this is a great one. careful though, you might wanna go for a run after; and grow a mustache.

"Somebody may beat me, but they are going to have to bleed to do it."

"The only good race pace is suicide pace, and today looks like a good day to die"

steve prefontaine

damn.

um, yeah