Archive for May, 2006
This is horrific and insane. Link.
Police were told the baby had spilt liquid on herself and the man put her in the clothes dryer and turned it on.
“The person we allege has done the act has stated that he has put the child into a clothes tumble dryer, closed the door and turned it [...]
This is horrific and insane. Link.
Police were told the baby had spilt liquid on herself and the man put her in the clothes dryer and turned it on.
“The person we allege has done the act has stated that he has put the child into a clothes tumble dryer, closed the door and turned it [...]
Browsing for mobile phones on the Telstra Shop website (it comes up when you do an “I’m Feeling Lucky” search for ‘mobile phones’ on Google), I came across the following maddening features:
When you do a search [link] it lets you make unnecessary features compulsory in your search, but it doesn’t let you exclude them. [...]
Link. There’s an mp3 available for download. I’m reviewing my diet as we speak.
Browsing for mobile phones on the Telstra Shop website (it comes up when you do an “I’m Feeling Lucky” search for ‘mobile phones’ on Google), I came across the following maddening features:
When you do a search [link] it lets you make unnecessary features compulsory in your search, but it doesn’t let you exclude them. [...]
Link. There’s an mp3 available for download. I’m reviewing my diet as we speak.
A wonderfully vague article in today’s Australian alleges that selection panels at Australian medical schools are using admission interviews to filter out anyone who isn’t left wing and working class. Link.
Some interviewees have been asked to debate the rights and wrongs of providing in-vitro fertilisation services to gay people. Other questions include what applicants’ [...]
A wonderfully vague article in today’s Australian alleges that selection panels at Australian medical schools are using admission interviews to filter out anyone who isn’t left wing and working class. Link.
Some interviewees have been asked to debate the rights and wrongs of providing in-vitro fertilisation services to gay people. Other questions include what applicants’ [...]
I had no idea there was a Borat movie coming out, but there you go. I suppose that explains all the public appearances lately. There are a few user reviews up on IMDB already, from people who have attended previews [link]. An excerpt from one:
It is extremely crude with multiple full frontal [...]
I had no idea there was a Borat movie coming out, but there you go. I suppose that explains all the public appearances lately. There are a few user reviews up on IMDB already, from people who have attended previews [link]. An excerpt from one:
It is extremely crude with multiple full frontal [...]
I saw Dave Chappelle’s Block Party last night, and it was magical [Rotten Tomatoes link]. It was just brimming with positive energy, optimism, eccentric characters, and great music that I’d never heard before, and it was all held together by the enthusastic, extremely likeable and funny Dave Chappelle. I think it would be [...]
I saw Dave Chappelle’s Block Party last night, and it was magical [Rotten Tomatoes link]. It was just brimming with positive energy, optimism, eccentric characters, and great music that I’d never heard before, and it was all held together by the enthusastic, extremely likeable and funny Dave Chappelle. I think it would be [...]
Here’s one to challenge some common assumptions! Link.
I think this footage is remarkable: link. Bush seems more at ease when he’s talking frankly, rather than the usual bellowing of insane, reality-denying rhetoric. It’s impressive, and I hope (though doubt) that it a marks a change in approach.
Here’s one to challenge some common assumptions! Link.
