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October 31, 2003

Bush in 30 Seconds: create a TV ad that tells the truth about George W. Bush. Judged by Moore, Black, Garofalo, Van Sant. To be aired during the State of the Union. in Jan. Nice site, too!
Brilliant arora borealis photos, thanks to the big sun flare.

Sigh. I'd tried to forget about it.
Don't miss this satellite photo of a burning California from the rather impressive cache of recent natural disaster NASA photos.

What's My Pasture Really Worth?
Shark vs. Bear: who would win? This discussion gets wonderfully INVOLVED.
Remember the Bigfoot and the Muscle Machines cartoon?
Well, I guess the world has to end somehow.
California burns, burns, burns. You can taste it everywhere... I had no idea.
Spot The Fake Smile: I guessed 18 out of 20 correctly.
The Party's Over is a documentary that follows Phillip Seymour Hoffman as he interview's politicians ans celebraties during the 2000 presidential election.
According to The Gematriculator, this website is only 31% evil.

Finally, two arch-enemies unite: Monkey mind moves robotic arm
Super-Lisa waits and watches patiently in the park, where evil-doers dare not challenge her powerful bionic arm.
From "The Popularity Parade", one of many fantastic vintage films and filmstrips at A/V Geeks: "Why should I teach you thge new steps? I paid good money for dance lessons."

I went to type "monogram", but it came out "monograsm". Man, that was close.
Ebert on Tarantino's 'Kill Bill': "The movie is not about anything at all except the skill and humor of its making. It's kind of brilliant."

Interactive Flash presentation of the new $20 bill
My friend Mark (aka chimchim) has returned to the web, and he's engaged! Congratulations!
I am tired. Of hearing. George W. Bush. Create the illusion of wisdom. And authority. By making. His speeches. Full of empty rhetoric. To the 'American People'. One. Word. At. A time.
Radiohead, as drawn by fifth graders
Napster returns this month.

You should read Michael Buffington's jail story.
New CD copy protection trumped by use of the Shift key
I'd forgotten the simple office pleasures: walking though the halls to stretch and rest your mind; finding free donuts at 11 am by the coffee machine.
"I can't believe I was, like, on the ballot for a governor's race," she said, adding that she had voted against the recall, then for herself. Her platform included a proposal to tax breast implants, and some other more serious ideas, too.

My friend Jessica is raising money through the American Heartwalk. Please donate.
Despite his triumph with Moby, I believe that, unfortunately, Kerry's consistently creepy smile will lose him the election.
Jared, the Subway spokesman who won't go away... until I assasinate him.
Thug 4 Life: This white boy from Westchester has been going to every conceivable length to transform himself into, and thereby understand, the most iconic celebrity of our time, Tupac Amaru Shakur.
My hometown makes SF news, post-Sox victory: "In Plymouth, scores of police from surrounding towns were called to help control the crowd at the bonfire near the Plymouth State campus."
A picture's worth 1000words.net

The Ladder Theory is a hilarious (and dare I say, remarkably accurate) examination of the way men and women work. Found via Ask Pud, another must read. Thorough discussions to follow on in the comments below.