
Not like this.
I’m forwarding the pic to Stuff White People Like. Tagging it “wearing loud floral prints while on tropical vacations”.
Luau – Wikipedia

Not like this.
I’m forwarding the pic to Stuff White People Like. Tagging it “wearing loud floral prints while on tropical vacations”.
Luau – Wikipedia
My big complaint against the American system of government is the insane influence of lobbyists in influencing legislation.
Stephen Colbert takes them on … in his unique, comedic style.
I believe my friend Christof Baraniuk is in Mexico with his Circus. He’s Head Coach.
Is this it, Chris?


… check out these bear auto-wreckers:
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
(via Get Outdoors blog)
ET sent me that email.
SNOPES confirms they are from Lake Geneva, Jan. 2005.

Here are a few more ice storm photos I hadn’t seen before. And a video.
Ah, white people. They are such an easy target.
New blog, uber-popular right now:

A few samples:
#87 Outdoor Performance Clothes
#86 Shorts
#80 The Idea of Soccer
#78 Multilingual Children
#75 Threatening to Move to Canada
It’s almost more, stuff YUPPIES like. Still funny.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
A spoof on the popular TV documentary, Discovery Channel’s Everest: Beyond The Limit.
(Thanks Adventure Blog)
Garth recommended the TED (Technology, Entertainment and Design) conference.
The format is fast-paced, with 50+ speakers over four days (plus short talks, performances and evening events). In 2005, an additional conference, TEDGlobal, was inaugurated. It’s held every other year, in a different location, focusing on a different theme.
TED brings in the best of the best, like Sergey Brin from Google, to speak to the wealthiest of the wealthy.
But when technical difficulties stopped the Brin presentation the other day, a heckler jumped up from the audience:
… He riffed about a new Apple product called the “iWhy?” and a few seconds later said, “I have just one question about the British royal family: All that money and no dental plan,” which got a lot of laughs and a few sympathetic nods toward the BBC presenter sitting behind him (who appeared to have perfectly fine dental hygiene).
He didn’t spare panelist Brin and Google, noting that if you walk into Google you see everyone in front of their computer sitting on exercise balls, “which I think is how they’re hatching new employees.” …

I’ve subscribed to the TED blog.
TED themes – official home page
Seems there is some sort of election in my home Province of Alberta.
Who knew?
Still, an expat in the developing world (USA), I honour my Canadian roots.

by Sherry Roberts, Great West Gym Fest, Idaho