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06:33 - Saturday, Aug. 13, 2005 welp. im just about all packed, and ready for monday!! i just cannot get over the fact that i have so much stuff!~ 10 boxes full of stuff!! its incredible to me, as i am not used to making a move with so much stuff!! but i guess this is all good. right now, the lil fridge that i have in the room is chock full of food, but come monday, when i put the food in my grown-up fridge, i just know its gonna be sparse looking!! theres a bonus, though!! i will be able to hold ice cream!!! wheeeeeeee!!! i been looking in the paper here and craigslist about a cat. i seen a couple in craigslist, and i emailed the folks, but have not heard anything, so i will continue to look. what may happen is i might have to goto the shelter and see about getting one there. times is really good for me these days!! i believe this all came about cause all you guys sent me good vibes!!!! thanks!!! as you may or may not know, i am selling 2006 calendars from SCOTLAND! these calendars are very popular the world over, with breathtaking pictures of SCOTLAND!!! for more info, click the link up above that sez "Buy A 2006 scotsman calendar" i use paypal, and you do not need a paypal account to buy one!! the calendars are on thier way to me as you read this, and i will have plenty! so, whatta ya say? help a brudder out, and buy one today!! cosmic and chocolate chaos has bought some, so, how about you? this is on the up and up! and gauranteed too! if when ya get a calendar, ya dont like it, just send it back, and i will gladly refund your money!!! also, there may not be a daily drivel on monday, cause the DSL is supposed to be disconnected on monday! but, if i get up early enuff, i may be able to post! so we will see!~! BIG BROTHER READS THE DAILY DRIVEL!! yesterday, during a boring spell, i looked at my stats and found this: 13:48:54 - host-141-116-37-131.ptr.hqda.pentagon.mil so, i looked up the isp and found it to be from the army information service!!! woo hoo!! and now, heres some news you can use, all day long!!! POLICE SEARCH OF BACKPACK YEILDS EXPLOSIVE BESTSELLER NEW YORK�Officers from the New York City Police Department evacuated the Union Square subway station and suspended all train service friday after a random search of a passenger's backpack revealed an explosive bestseller. As of press time, bomb-disposal teams were still reviewing the threat. New York City Police Chief Raymond Kelly said officers performing bag checks at the southwest entrance to the station apprehended a Caucasian male in his mid-20s who was attempting to board a train carrying a small, brick-like object at 8:45 a.m. Kelly withheld the suspect's name and the title of the must-read page-turner. "The suspect has been charged with possession of a dangerously hard-hitting bombshell," Kelly said. "Still at large is the mastermind behind the plot. We intend to bring this co-conspirator into custody before he can strike again with a shocking sequel." He added: "It's possible that this thriller's devastating conclusion will hit like a ton on TNT." A blurb on the back cover of the novel has been traced to Deja Dead author Kathy Reichs. In the blurb, Reichs described the Union Square novel as "literary dynamite." Authorities would not comment on what, if any, charges Reichs faces. Although many blockbuster scares turn out to be nothing more than a ream of overheated typing with a menacing cover, officials said they are exercising great caution in handling this incendiary thriller. "We're keeping our eyes peeled for clever devices," NYPD bomb-squad leader Roy Czulewicz said. "But many bestsellers have been known to hold people captive for hours with rapid-fire prose. Once you pick them up, you suddenly find you can't put them down." The Union Square bestseller is the latest in a series of dramatic items discovered in New York since random subway bag searches began. On July 27, a hip-hop CD containing over 75 F-bombs led to the suspension of train service for 18 hours. And, on Aug. 2, a fiery burst of cinnamon freshness was discovered in a pack of Trident left on a Long Island Railroad car by perpetrators unknown.
PLEASANTVILLE, NY�Reader's Digest editors reported Friday that submissions to their "Humor In Uniform" feature have fallen off sharply since 2001. "The submissions that are trickling in are just not making me laugh," said Jackie Leo, an editor at the magazine. "I'm looking for amusing send-ups of peeling potatoes on KP duty, not another vignette about a soldier waking up screaming because he accidentally shot a pregnant Iraqi woman." Leo said she almost published one soldier's story about being financially devastated by shrinking veteran benefits "just to help him out with the $300 publication fee, but it just wasn't funny enough." Podcast a cry for help BOZEMAN, MT�The few people close to Mitch Delomme say that he doesn't realize the implications of his new podcast, an agonizingly personal 40-minute digitally recorded capsule of news, information, and trivia about the chronically lonely pizza-delivery man. "I wanted to share something about myself," said Delomme, 48, who in the course of his life has been heavily involved in ham and CB radio, personal home-page construction, and participation in late-night community-access cable. Delomme's podcast is currently available on all major subscription links, where it has attracted no attention. Domestic partner registry proposed SALT LAKE CITY, UT-Mayor Rocky Anderson wants to allow domestic partners - gay and heterosexual - to register their relationships at City Hall. WHISKEYTOWN, CA - Dick McDermott knows these parts as well as any man can. But McDermott says he's never laid eyes on the nearly 400-foot waterfall that park officials recently discovered in a remote corner of the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, 43,000 acres of wilderness in northern California. The 92-year-old used to earn a meager living mining the creeks that meander through the deeply wooded hills. He has slogged through the brush and hiked overgrown logging roads, hunting deer and gathering wood for his homemade fiddles. Immigrant chased by armed men BROWNSVILLE,TX � An arrest warrant is expected to for a Mexican man accused of robbing an undocumented immigrant of $3,000 Wednesday. Jose Ventura, 32, of Torreon, Mexico, told police that he was chased by several men with handguns after they found out he was carrying thousands of dollars while crossing illegally into the United States. The incident occurred at 5 p.m. at 145 Cameron St. Several shots were fired but no injuries were reported, Brownsville Police Lt. James Paschall said. Police on Thursday were seeking a warrant for one suspect in the case. According to a police report, Ventura crossed the Rio Grande into Brownsville and met with some people in a van that took him to a residence on Cameron Street, a suspected stash house for undocumented immigrants. At that house, Ventura said he was to pay $350 to the men who helped him cross the river. As Ventura took the payment from his backpack, the men saw he had more, pulled a handgun and took the cash. Ventura said he �rushed� the men and ran out the door. They gave chase and fired several gunshots at him. Several calls were made to 911 about armed men chasing another man. When police found Ventura, he led them to the house but the suspects were gone. blogthings!!
hava wonderful weekend folks!! and remember, hug ya cat!!! he will show ya his appreciation to ya by shedding all over you!! wheeeeeeeee!!! CAT OF THE DAY this is for my pal, golf widow!
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