Tonight's Half Price Books booty
Anne Rice - Cry to Heaven ($3)
Stephen King - It ($3)
Jonathan Ames - Wake Up, Sir! ($1) I bought it because one of the critics compares it to Wodehouse, whom I adore.
Diane Ackerman - A Natural History of Love ($1)
Michael Dorris - The Borken Cord ($1)
John Gunther - Death Be Not Proud ($1)
Barbara Ann Kipfer - 14,000 Things to be Happy About ($1) Been meaning to buy this for some time.
A HPB tote that is (literally) green and sturdy ($.98)
Grand total: $16.22. I love Half Price Books
Posted 1873 days ago | 3 commentsAre you Virg enough?
If I was unexpectedly confronted with the emergence of a bewilderingly alien and frighteningly advanced Martian life form which appeared bent on killing me if I failed to quickly and effectively communicate my peaceful intentions and potential value to its civilization, I would:
Posted 1873 days ago | 2 commentsA Crime So Monsterous
Slavery past and present, presented by PRI. From The Best of Our Knowledge features The New Abolitionists. Link goes to RealPlayer file of broadcast. Seriously sad and disturbing, but also very inspiring.
Posted 1875 days ago | 0 comments
Caught downloading copyrighted material. Now what?
I'm not naming names, but I know at least a few of you are guilty as well. Here's a very helpful conversation on the topic (check the comments).
Posted 1880 days ago | 4 commentsProof that people will bitch about anything: racism and AriZona tea
I was pretty confused at first. Just by looking at the picture, I thought the man in the photo was black and the hooplah was about a man and woman of different races holding hands. You know what? Whatever. It's a fucking can of iced tea.
Posted 1880 days ago | 2 comments
Things 9 year olds like
My nephew is turning nine years old, and his birthday is this weekend. (I don't know how this could have happened. Just a week ago, he was four.) As far as I know, he likes gun and hunting, but I feel like that theme will be overdone at the party. His dad is/was a fireman, and he was pretty into that when he was younger. What the hell do I buy a nine year old kid? Posted 1884 days ago | 8 commentsThis speech won me over
I feel like a total tool for even typing this, but his words really moved me. After all we've been through, this almost (almost) gives me real hope for the future.
Posted 1885 days ago | 4 comments
Coding ain't easy.
I just downgraded a gorgeous Flash slideshow into Javascript. I don't know whether to cry or congratulate myself on still remembering anything about Javascript. I should charge time and a half for this abomination.
Posted 1885 days ago | 2 commentsNew OBGYN Guidelines stir ethic, legal debate
New OBGYN Guidelines state a doctor is not required to administer or perform life ending medications or proceedures (abortion, morning-after pill) if they personaly disagree with it, but they also may not be required to refer their paitent to a doctor who will. Said one, "I'm not going to refer someone to a hit man to put to death someone that's inconvenient in their life." Charming.
Posted 1885 days ago | 11 commentsRIAA doesn't pay out to infringed artists, pockets money instead.
Isn't that lovely.
Posted 1887 days ago | 4 comments
Add me to your team!
Subscribe to my feedquarterly's Team
