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July 2004

Al Qaeda:  “America hits too hard. Now Europe…Europe we can handle…”

Reuters: Muslim militants claiming links to al Qaeda vowed new attacks on Europe once a “truce” offered by Osama bin Laden expires in two weeks, newspapers said on Friday. Governments and analysts played down the threat, noting the group in question had made unfounded claims before; French President Jacques Chirac said he took any such report seriously but that little could be done to improve already tight security. “…Well, except

Iconic text messaging

Michele, bless her, turned me on to this safety sign builder, which I’m sure to abuse regularly. And remember: keep your arms and legs inside the vehicle. Mikey’s hungry, and when Mikey’s hungry, he doesn’t always stop to read the signs.* update: heh. I wish I’d have thought of that one.

Saddam Remains Defiant

Third in a series of real-time empirical observations

Ted Rall just touched himself. There, he did it again, the sad little pervert.

Rumsfeld:  “Polish troops find sarin and mustard gas shells in Iraq, which is impossible, considerin

In an interview with Roger Hedgecock of San Diego’s Newsradio 600 KOGO, Donald Rumsfeld notes that Polish troops came across 16-17 sarin and mustard gas warheads. An excerpt: Hedgecock: Secretary Don Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense. A couple of other issues I want to get to were weapons of mass destruction and the Supreme Court rulings. And so quickly, on the weapons of mass destruction, obviously, the opposition to the

Rumsfeld:  “Polish troops find sarin and mustard gas shells in Iraq, which is impossible, considerin

In an interview with Roger Hedgecock of San Diego’s Newsradio 600 KOGO, Donald Rumsfeld notes that Polish troops came across 16-17 sarin and mustard gas warheads. An excerpt: Hedgecock: Secretary Don Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense. A couple of other issues I want to get to were weapons of mass destruction and the Supreme Court rulings. And so quickly, on the weapons of mass destruction, obviously, the opposition to the

Oh my!  What would Princess Leigh-Cheri think?

Hopefully something like, “Ghhad. What a prick.”* update: “I mean, like, ewww, what did I ever see in that guy…?”*

Oh my!  What would Princess Leigh-Cheri think?

Hopefully something like, “Ghhad. What a prick.”* update: “I mean, like, ewww, what did I ever see in that guy…?”*

In line at the bank, Alameda and Alcott, July 1

Bald burly guy: “You see Fahrenheit 911 yet?” Shorter burly guy: “No, you?” Bald burly guy: “Nope. Not interested.” Shorter burly guy: “Yeah, me neither. Tell you one thing though: that Moore guy must really like cannolis.” Me: “He does. He really really really likes cannolis.” * Shorter burly guy: “Yeah, I figured as much.”

Wow. That was really freaky, man.

You had to be there, but trust me.