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I was much cheered on my arrival by the warden at the gate, who had to take particulars about me. He asked my religion, and I replied ‘agnostic’. He asked how to spell it, and remarked with a sigh: “Well, there are many religions, but I suppose they all worship the same God”. This remark kept me cheerful for about a week. — Bertrand Russell – Portraits from Memory pp. 33-34
Millions Irrationally Feared Dead In Minor Train Accident -
Today Now! with Jim Haggerty and Tracy Gill:
– Millions irrationally feared dead after train derails
– Nation concocting increasingly improbable reasons loved ones died in crash
– Family members as far as Alaska, Hawaii now being pictured suffering
– Before crisis is over, entire U.S. population may be believed dead
– Federal Emergency Management Agency urging population to avoid derailment footage, just be rational
– FEMA officials being sent to homes of most hysterical grandparents
– Evening rush hour traffic could double number of spouses feared dead
– FEMA: Train derailment low on list of threats to loved ones’ lives
– Breaking news: Department of Homeland Security warns against national existential crisis
In other news:
– Popular candidate running on conservative family-values, pro-religion, pro-gun, anti-gay platform outed as Islamic terrorist
– Gigantic bowl of fruit makes man want to be the type of person who likes fruit
– Season of Congress halted as legislators scatter over loose change dropped on floor
– Justice Department doesn’t even want to bring it up, but we should really figure out how we’re going to put those Al-Qaeda guys on trial
– Report: Almost no plot on TV makes sense if you remember that the Internet exists
– David Koch’s severed hand regenerates
– Congress votes to permanently bar Newt Gingrich from congressional gym
– Smoking marijuana legalized if it’s with a professor
– Hurricane picked up for hurricane season
– Safeway rolls out new “Safeway DON’T SELECT” brand for rancid products
Coming up:
– How to keep your teens from having risky sex by spreading disgusting rumors about them
Tonight on The Beltway with Lee Decker:
– Are we on time or are we running out of time? We’ll look at the nation’s timetables, don’t miss it.
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You are about to embark on a great journey across an infinite ocean of possibilities, unless of course the more cynical theories about the afterlife are correct. — Your Horoscopes - Week Of February 8, 2011
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Although you feel as if you are all alone in a cold, brutal, and uncaring world, there are in fact 7 billion other people there. — Your Horoscopes - Week Of February 8, 2011
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I have now “liked” a round 2048 things on tumblr; they’re listed taphonomically in the appendix section of this log.
Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working. — Pablo Picasso
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The greatest pleasure I know is to do a good action by stealth and have it found out by accident. — Charles Lamb
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The result of a 6 week road trip up through Norway, flying to Svalbard & returning through Finland & Sweden.
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Doodletown is a poster calendar and a playful way to remember: you color in/draw on the trees and houses to represent what happened that day.
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