We are all dependent on one another, every soul of us on earth.
George Bernard ShawMarch 2006
Monthly Archive
Fri 31 Mar 2006
Fri 31 Mar 2006
- Fingers breakdance
- Mysterious number 6174
- History of a famous drum loop
- Surreal game that doesn’t play by “the rules”: How Much?
- Click on Watch Civic when you get to this site
- A 4-D Rubik’s Cube
- Brain teasers from Richard Feynman
- Two geeks’ light sabre duel
- Two other geeks’ race to finish Super Mario Brothers
- Untold film geeks recreate The Simpsons intro in real life
- Dark humor from removing Garfield’s speech bubbles
- Get your profile carved in the negative space of a wooden something
- Two talking frogs review Home Depot (thanks, Ze Frank)
- Lip-syncs and others to vote on (thanks, Seth Godin)
- Pictures of surprisingly overloaded vehicles (thanks, Boing Boing)
- Colorful and inventive coffins in Ghana (click the right arrow)
- Curious properties of the number 153 (Also see his “do you know?” section… so there, now you know)
- Meatscapes!
- Singing with no visuals: aye aye aye aye!
- Visuals with no singing: all the “Back Dorm Boys” acts
- And both… I’m a hippopotamus with noodles on my back
- History of “dazzle painting” on old Navy ships (thanks, veterans!)
Thu 30 Mar 2006
This morning I had a post screwed into my upper jaw for a dental implant. Of course, I’ve been dreading it for weeks, but it was over before I knew it, I didn’t pass out, and so far the pain hasn’t been too bad; however, it could just be the calm before the storm.
Thu 30 Mar 2006
To avoid pain at all costs forces us to reject half the lessons life can teach.
Jan PishokThu 30 Mar 2006
- You’ve got to give time, time.
- Your greatest fear is exactly where your alcoholism was taking you.
- The Serenity Prayer is the handrail to grab until you can work the Steps.
Tue 28 Mar 2006
All great truths begin as blasphemies.
George Bernard ShawTue 28 Mar 2006
I have a friend named Ed. Everyone calls him “Grateful Ed” because he always says how grateful he is to be sober. Last weekend, Jill and I went to Hibbing to see her mother, and as we were traveling down First Avenue we passed a new business. Apparently, my friend Ed isn’t the only “Grateful Ed.”
