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gregladen | December 7, 2007No babies were harmed during the filming of this True Documentary:
Good Cop, Baby Cop on FunnyOrDie.com
[Totally stolen from Tangled Up in Blue Guy]
... Blue Guy has links to another movie in the same genre....
gregladen | December 5, 2007I just have to send my banking details.
Hey, this is from Japan. We trust these guys, right? I can do this, don't you think?
Greeting from Japan.
Having tried your phone and fax number as found in my country's
chamber/business directory but failed.
I am contacting you regarding a proposal to assist me receive funds. However, please be aware that this has nothing to do with scam as the English man will call it neither is it money loundering or any illegal act. The funds in question are from a very legal source.
I will send more details when you reply to me at hirojio666@yahoo.co.jp which is…
gregladen | December 4, 2007PZ Myers has posted his third grade class photo on his blog and asks the question, "can you find me?"
Here's the picture:
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I keep looking and looking, but I can't find him. He's harder to find than Waldo.
gregladen | December 4, 2007
While smoking toad venom might sound extreme, an even more disturbing method to get high possibly includes sniffing fermented human waste. Vicky Ward, manager of prevention services at Tri-County Mental Health Services in Kansas City, said she has read e-mail warnings about a drug called jenkem.
The drug is made from fermented feces and urine.
"We work with a lot of youths and we ask them whether anyone has tried it and they said no," Ward said. "They (the youths) have heard about it because of the Internet."
But whether people actually use of jenkem has not been determined, Ward said,…
gregladen | December 4, 2007People in Kansas City, MO are smoking toads. This, apparently, is better than licking toads. Either way, you apparently get high.
Look out toads.
"Toad smoking," which is a substitute for "toad licking," is done by extracting venom from the Sonoran Desert toad of the Colorado River. The toad's venom -- which is secreted when the toad gets angry or scared -- contains a hallucinogen called bufotenine that can be dried and smoked to produce a buzz.
Hopefully, they kill the toads before they transport them, or this is going to be a big problem when we start getting Toad Funguses and stuff all…
gregladen | December 3, 2007From Grrll Scientist:
I don't think they should be running around with the brooms. You could poke your eye out with those things.
gregladen | December 2, 2007Man, the Detroit Lions mus REALLY REALLY SUCK.
I think the Vikes have had the ball six times and have gotten six TD's. Just when I was starting to think that Minnesota does not have real sports teams. Does anybody know if the Lions are any good?
gregladen | December 1, 2007Never, Ever run with a Deer Antler unless you KNOW HOW TO HOLD IT PROPERLY.
From Shelley Batts Blog.
gregladen | November 29, 2007HELLO
GREETINGS
I NEED YOUR URGENT HELP TO DISTRIBUTE 12.5M USD.TO HUMANITARIAN AND OPHANS.AS I'M WIDOW AND CANCER WOMAN. THIS MY MAIL MIGHT COME TO YOU AS A SURPRISE ANDTHE TEMPTATION TO INGORE IT AS UNSEROUS COULD COME INTO YOUR MIND BUT PL'S CONSIDER IT AS DIVINE AND HELP OUT.
THANKS
SERENA
What do you think?
gregladen | November 24, 2007... has a what!?!?
I don't know how many times I've heard the phrase "Every culture has a story about a flood..." This is very annoying because a) it is not true (I can think of several cultures that do not) and b) it is very Euro-centric, as are most phrases that start with "Every culture has a..."
So, I decided to enter the phrase "Every culture has a" into Google and see how many other stupid ideas I could find.
The list is not very long because this exercise, while interestring in principle, can get a bit old. But here is what I found before I tired of it:
Every culture has a folk…
gregladen | November 20, 2007My week ends in about five minutes when I pack for imminent departure to California. I'm being whisked out there (pun intended) to prepare the Thanksgiving gravy for an eccentric couple living in a cabin in a remote mountain area on Thanksgiving. And these people are a bit strange. They recently sent me a picture of the turkey they plan on putting to death and eating. (His name is John Smith.) This should be interesting.
But have no fear, the internet is everywhere. I shall continue to post more than enough for you to consume between courses of cranberry sauce and apple pie, leftovers,…
gregladen | November 14, 2007I know you know this, but does everybody? It is a new approach to getting your banking details. Please pass it around.
Would you like to work online from Home/Temporarily and get paid weekly?We are glad to offer you for a job position at our company. We need someone to work for the company as a Representative/Book keeper in your country. This is in view of our not having an office presently in your country.
My name is Kachy Williams working as a Sales Consultant Manager for a fabric company in United Kingdom called Dhillon Fabrics. I found this medium an opportunity to contact you and…
worldsfair | May 15, 2007"Why is anisogamy important? Anisogamy is the fundamental cause for the majority of differences between males and females, both in terms of macro-scale physiology, post mating sex-roles, reproductive strategies, and sets the stage for sexual conflict. For instance, anisogamy is the fundamental reason why:"
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worldsfair | May 15, 2007"A biological clock is a structure that times regular re-occurence of biochemical, physiological and behavioral events in an organism in constant environmental conditions Perhaps the best way to explain this is to dissect the definition word-by-word, explaining my choice of words included (and those omitted) in the definition. But first, I need to make it clear that I am NOT trying to invent a new definition, or to impose my views on others. Instead, I am trying to capture the sense in which the term has actually been used by the practitioners in the field, and the way such usage may have…
retrospectacle | January 29, 2007I was in kindergarten when the Challenger......"happened." Its hard to know what to say to describe it: "malfunctioned" sounds so mechanical and impersonal, "exploded" sounds vulgar......what then? As a 6 year old, I certainly didn't know or comprehend, and 21 years later I really haven't come up with a better answer. Sure, there's *explanations,* the government has proffered the faulty O-ring as culprit. But, the end of the Challenger was a bigger event akin to Kennedy's death and 9/11. People remember where they were, how they heard, how they felt, what they saw. It was one of those rare…