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This place is dead.

Tuesday, 9. January 2007, 07:29:00

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In any case, still in search of that job thingy. Let's see how it goes.

Meanwhile, have this as my desktop:


And have been listening to this:
01 kaazipETa TEshanlO.mp3
I wouldn't watch this space. For a while, atleast.

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Politics Gone Wild!

Saturday, 18. November 2006, 00:05:17

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Some critics say Royal, who is well-known for sporting skirts and heels, has used her gender to gain popularity.
In other news, Arnold Schwarzennegger was accused of using his gender to an unfair advantage when he whipped off his pants and let himself hang loose to the world as women around the country swooned and all of LA whooped with pleasure and joy. Democrats accused the Terminator star of using the size of his gigantic penis to get legislation passed which made it possible for him to be elected over and over again in the United States to the post of Commander-in-chief.

Feminists around the world called this a great victory for women's suffrage but wouldn't elaborate further only screaming "He's Back!" in reply.

In other parts of the world, French people tore the people who made the quote (above) to shreds.

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Good Call

Sunday, 12. November 2006, 21:10:12

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http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1063656

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Oh my

Saturday, 11. November 2006, 18:56:08

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You have got to watch this video. It's... it's... f***ing awesome!

No seriously.

It's not Joe. It's Tucker that you have to marvel at, but that's just me. Fool me for thinking there was some hope for the guy.

But back to Joe Scarborough. Is it just me or do you get the impression of carrion birds swooping in? Chris Matthews opened up a wound on election night and then the GOP lost the Senate and the House. Joe stuck to his guns about being unbiased. Now they're piling on him. Easy target. Got to feel for the guy.

I hate bloodbaths.

Side note: reading a book recommended by The Sophist. Turns out it was at the Science and Engineering Library. You'd expect a general treatise on evolution and co-operative societies and organisms would also be at the Main Library of the university. Oh well. Who am I to determine policy. The book is gripping to say the least. For instance, did not know that the Man o' War was a collection of animals rather than a single organism.

A more lengthy exposition will come later. For now, I have work to do.

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What have I been up to lately?

Friday, 10. November 2006, 18:28:05

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Things I mention in this post are a recap of what's been happening in my life for the last two weeks.

I mention the following things:
  1. My Desktop
  2. MY iPod Nano
  3. My Laptop (ordered fresh - waiting for delivery)
  4. My lack of direction
  5. My Job Hunt
  6. My Favorite show
I forgot to tell you about Borat did I? Hmmm. I make sex crime! High Five!

Enjoy

Read more...

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Things I Think About

Saturday, 28. October 2006, 22:19:45

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  • 650,000 people. You know that's equivalent to wiping out Vermont right?
  • If you believe in God, you don't have to remind yourself. Ever.
  • I believe Ze Frank.
  • Is it ok to make fun of the media using Steve Irwin's family for ratings yet?
  • You don't have to still keep apologizing for Lyndon Johnson or the segregationists who moved over to the other side in the 60's you know? They don't apologize for ... wait. What did they do that was so bad? Oh right! You don't tell us because you're labelled as pussies and you don't defend yourself you pussies!


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<s>IDK about you</s>

Tuesday, 26. September 2006, 06:21:13

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but methinks Mr. Olbermann's falling victim to the God-complex he accuses Mr. GHW Bush and the GOP of falling into.We respect you Mr. Olbermann, heck we love you these days, but please make sure you're not digging your own grave. Would hate to lose you. Let not our relationship end up like that of Mr. Chavez and his sanity. Keep safe sir.

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Of Trying or the Lack Thereof

Sunday, 24. September 2006, 18:49:31

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Clinton on Chris Wallace - September 24th, 2006
The Transcript
http://thinkprogress.org/clinton-interview

The Interview Pt. I
http://onegoodmove.org/1gm/1gmarchive/2006/09/clinton_vs_fox.html
The Interview Pt. II
http://onegoodmove.org/1gm/1gmarchive/2006/09/clinton_vs_fox_1.html

Clinton on Letterman - September 11, 2002
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF2MjsF6SG0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chaDxXA1_mo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPukCw-5zys
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZfanv14cNE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1iWhCn7INI

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In the name of Freakonomics

Saturday, 23. September 2006, 18:03:55

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http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/09/23/1356230

From the article:
In one example of how ACAP would work, a newspaper publisher could grant search engines permission to index its site, but specify that only select ones display articles for a limited time after paying a royalty.
Apply the same logic to a Car Dealer or an Insurance broker let's say. The search engine deciding not to pay the royalty removes the information from their page, with most car dealers now providing their own car history information and sales online, if they were to charge a premium to host this information, buyers wouldn't be able to find this information freely. The dealers can now raise their prices, move sales back to the area where they had a lot of control over - buying on-site.

Valid (yes)? Obvious (duh)? CowboyNeal handles my stock?

Cast your vote today.

In other news, I find this article and this comment insightful.

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Mr. Kiran, hating on TV-9

Thursday, 21. September 2006, 00:06:28

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http://oremuna.com/blog/?p=887

I don't know; I was exposed to about 4 hours worth in my trip Home in December 2005. I kinda liked it.

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Of Course he called you a Lunatic!

Wednesday, 20. September 2006, 07:25:21

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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/2007813.cms

You compared him to Krishna, who although he was a just man, was an awful negotiator, bullied everyone when bringing the Pandavas' proposal to Dhrutarashtra (oh get off my back about it, being fallacious here - get a life), and face it, manipulated the Arjuna-Duryodhana situation to have Arjuna come out on top, no matter the infallability etc of Krishna. I'm sure he works in mysterious ways, but comparing Basu to Krishna is moronic. The first thing people will assume is you're calling him a dangerous flirt going after every party and forming alliances on the sly.

Yes. That's what it means, Dumbass! Apart from the obvious Communist thing of course.

The post of annoying prick mixing up metaphors has been filled over and over again. Longest running being yours truly. Stop going after my job!

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And the world would live as one

Wednesday, 23. August 2006, 16:07:16

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My favorite picture of all year on the Daily Show. Lennon actually made that? Weirdo.
Imagine how difficult this issue would be if Iran had a nuclear weapon
Imagine a world in which you had Saddam Hussein who had the capacity to make a weapon of mass destruction
Imagine what the world would be like with him in power
Sometimes I'm frustrated
Rarely surprised
Sometimes I'm happy
Occasionally I get hungry
At night I'm tired
Sports are exciting.

Heh heh...
Frank Herbert, eat your heart out.

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Oh Snap!

Wednesday, 23. August 2006, 03:20:01

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http://onegoodmove.org/1gm/1gmarchive/2006/08/soundbite.html

Take that bitch! And that! You like it? Huh! Huh? You'll like it bitch! Take it, take it! TAKE IT!!!

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The Response

Thursday, 10. August 2006, 23:05:44

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the show with zefrank

Other people say it so I don't have to. :smile: I like people.

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Aasif Mandvi... sticking it so I don't have to

Thursday, 10. August 2006, 21:53:25

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