glacier

How 'bout this guy?

and you can get a big ass ball for about $20.

Actually, when I was in Panama a few years back, I tried 'bush rat' - it had been stewing in a pot for a day or so and was damn good - tasted like ham. 'course, I did have to pick out the bones and some claws that looked like pocket gopher's.

"Snaffle is the fruit of the mountains. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, sautee it. There's, um, snaffle kebabs, snaffle creole, snaffle gumbo, pan fried, deep fried, stir fried. There's pineapple snaffle and lemon snaffle, coconut snaffle, pepper snaffle, snaffle soup, snaffle stew, snaffle salad, snaffle and potatoes, snaffle burger, snaffle sandwich... That's, that's about it."

Oh, come on now. We're at least 12.

More on the documentary concept from Slate, again: If so, shouldn't he return his Palme d'Or? Of course, Riefenstahl denied that 'Triumph of the Will' was anything more than a simple documentary to her dying day (last year). Bt the way - if someone who looks like this: came up to you on the street and started ranting about conspiracies, wouldn't you just give him a buck to get another bottle of Thunderbird and go mumbling off into an alley?

Bradburry still wants his title back It wouldn't be so bad if he would class himself as an entertainer (e.g. Limbaugh), but he fancies himself a documentarian - perhaps closer to Jayson Blair? Even Slate doesn't like Moore "Here we glimpse a possible fusion between the turgid routines of MoveOn.org and the filmic standards, if not exactly the filmic skills, of Sergei Eisenstein or Leni Riefenstahl." - ouch.

Rantmusic - saw them open for the Clumsy lovers a couple weeks back. For all your gypsy folk-punk needs

Move - most accidents occur at home.

regarding blind patriotism and lock-step party politics (both left and right), since y'all like historical references: "Party membership and loyalty came to be regarded as the highest virtues, overshadowing all others and justifying the abandonment of all the restraints of traditional morality. Fanatisicm and the treacherous intention to plot the destruction of an enemy behind his back were regarded as equally admirable: to recoil from either of these was to disrupt the unity of the party out of fear of the enemy. Oaths lost their meaning and became tools of duplicity." - The Peloponnesian War, by Donald Kagan.

Just finished 'Krakatoa,' by Simon Winchester. Working on 'The Peloponnesian War,' by Donald Kagan.

Somehow they remind me of this...

Yeah, but road-head would be right out then

All your route names are belong to us! prepare to make your belay- someone set us up the toprope zig!

Unibomber cabin and manual typewriter not included.

hookup

Rip it up - I will be concerned if I drive by and see you armoring up the backhoe. Get the pulluots 'scaped in and kill the mosquitos, and start charging campers...

"Jesus is coming, look busy." "God is my copilot, but we crashed in the mountains and I had to eat him."

If it's too tough, try this: dubya vs. wiggum

Aborigine & Rainy Day Women at 32; Godzilla, Rogers corner/B-fast of Champions at Index; Exasperator, Penny Lane at Squish; Blue Light Special, Flat Earth at Smith.

What are underwear?

Speaking of bunperstickers- I have seen "Little dick? Get a big truck!"

That's all right - Reagan believed he was going to preside over the End of Days, himself.

Don't many European cities either ban or curtail private automobiles in their downtown cores, anyway? Not a bad idea, overall, if the congestion/public safety issue is balanced out by adequate public transport and infrastructure. Anyway, why would the automakers worry about a few french when they can toss out some rebates and dump a few more SUVs on the overweight mouth-breathers that are the american public?

"'Peeing Calvin' Decals Now Recognized As Vital Channel Of National Discourse" - Onion 4/5/00 issue (can't get the article without subscribing - drat)