tahnks! there is a weird picture of a airplane crashed in a tree hidden in there.

Have own yoga mat, will travel.


'I am, in theory, a birdwatcher' is a pretty intriguing sentence.
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hehe. I read that article too. I too own a yoga mat. Perhaps I should actually sign up for a yoga class.

I completely know what you mean about the American view of liberal. They think the Canadian version of liberal is radical. It makes me smile. It will indeed be odd living down there, and voting one day will be even stranger.

The current HTML viewer uses flash so you're kidding yourself, sunshine. The filmstrip down the side is impractical for browsing the set while the thumbnails in the new flash viewer are quite practical. Either way you'll be using flash, so your mission should be picking the most effective.

Deprived of both a church and state to defend, American conservatives became advocates for privileges determined by birth, suffrage restricted to an elite, and rural virtues over urban realities.
I see church and state establishment as relatively safe outlets for potent stupidity. If you try a new system, the stupidity leaks everywhere and you have to wait for the right time to defrost the freezer.

I don't believe I have ever heard any songs by Tom Robinson, but isn't that him presenting Mark Radcliffe's weeknight Radio 2 show at the moment, and making a reasonable job of it?

Playing as I type: 'Birdbrain' by Buffalo Tom, which seems sort of appropriate.

Clinton was absolutely a centrist. The details of what that means is too long for me to go into in a drive-by comment, soooo...

I posted a link to two interesting interviews with John Dean, who has recently had a book published called "Conservatives Without Conscience", in my July 19th journal post. Check it out... if you want, of course.