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I’m still having a Monday.

Feeling rough and stompy but things are getting better.

Originally published at The Scotto Grotto. You can comment here or there.

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Thank you, Thank you to everyone in the military, past and present devoted to protecting us.

In honor of Veterans day, I post a picture of me as G.I Joe, fighting an evil yeti.

It isn't all commies, nazis and terrorists, you know!



Disclaimer, that isn't really me... I was just told that it looked like me, by David. I hope he was referring to the Joe, not the Yeti. :)

1 year ago - avg uhoh, tim powers hand loss, bro ticket, xm and sirius fusion official,

2 years ago - rayman, check mii out, some scotto dislikes

3 years ago - pf chang pix, played pirates with BHK and Danny (BHK's first game ever!), sleepy

4 years ago - power on, big brain going away, packing, suprglu

5 years ago - Veterans Day, Remembrance Day, Armistice Day, lost on torrent, pixar, who links here, Wanna know your consistence?

6 years ago - incas & guinea pigs, minefield, earth photos, anagrams, Sirenity baby!, high school memories, norman saunders

7 years ago - I win cookies!, owie-back, keywords

8 years ago - went to see fishies, walkies

9 years ago - good news / bad news, Boogie Pop Phantom, African Frog Myth Geotarget
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Not too bad! It missed popcorn, chupacabra, and the yeti, but did admirably well on proper nouns, locations and such.GeotargetVisitor Map
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New brain came! Everything looks pretty marvy, except that they forgot to send the external 160 gig drive. Calling them today to find out about that. Frankenbox can go back to rest... but I may leave him alive to act as a newtcam server.

Second life was smooth as silk, and not a reboot in sight, save for system updates.

Having a fresh system is nice... boots up super-quick,and loads of room to maneuver.

Comp usa is also still lagging about getting the backup of my system back to me. I may just torrent the lost / rome, etc shows over again.

Cordless keyboard and mouse are keen, but I fear power outage when I least expect it.



Sunburn, part two has begun. Operation snakeskin.



Man faces jail time for selling crack

A City of Poughkeepsie man faces a stint in jail for dealing crack in the city last year.

Landocalrissan Butler, 25, of Winnikee Avenue, entered a guilty plea Tuesday in Dutchess County Court to attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance, a felony. Butler told Judge Thomas J. Dolan he had five small bags of crack in his pocket Dec. 22 when police arrested him on Morgan Avenue. He said he intended to sell the drugs.

In exchange for his plea, Butler was promised a sentence of six months in jail and five years on probation. He will also be required to forfeit a cell phone and $432 police said he obtained through illegal drug sales.

Butler remains jailed pending his sentencing, scheduled for April 4.



Moment of Lyric (mp3)

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And all the monkeys aren't in the zoo
Every day you meet quite a few
So you see it's all up to you
You can be better than you are
You could be swingin' on a star






1 year ago - banana man, dindin with mom, hollow men, voted, did a good deed, renewed domain until 3/11/2008

2 years ago - cool snail mail, Best commentary on "the Passion", star trek on ice, Spalding Gray found, lj spam, SOP

3 years ago - Laundry w/bro, flaming justice, birds with arms, hulk dance

4 years ago - Who are you quiz, seven wonders, breakfast for dinner, Bfast poll

5 years ago - declaration of love, celeb pet names, payday, tmbg, yeti-scotto

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I need surgery, 1 day in the hospital, 4 weeks PT and it should be all good. Following up at the regular doc, but as it stands, I need 2 ruptured disks, and 1 herniated disk taken care of. it'll be much like the one I had about a decade ago, only nobody will bring me a Usagi Yojimbo action figure this time, I imagine. Rick (the one that looked like Willie from "v") brought me one last time, and I really dug that bushido bunny.

Prop2 took her departure better than the gals at work did. I think this is a good thing... but I changed all the email/network/ remote access/ etc passwords today. I was trapped there until about 6:30 tonight... but I guess that makes up for me being late due to the doc's. I'm officially the Director of Operations now. Prop was very understanding, and I imagine she saw it coming. she offered to help me wherever she could, and though I don’t imagine I'll run into many bumps, it was very kind of her to offer, given the circumstances. I hope she finds a good gig, and swiftly.



Ben Stein *creamed* the debate on Tough Crowd tonight.. three stand up comics, Colin Quinn and probably one of the brightest political and legal minds in the entertainment industry. I really admire his power over words and ideas, even if I don't agree with many of his beliefs. (I have Nixon and Kissenger issues.)



Police expert claims Bigfoot 'proof' "A forensic expert in the US believes he has some of the strongest evidence yet that the Bigfoot, or Sasquatch, creature exists." ExpandRead more... )



Herbal Web Sites Not Always Honest - "A new survey has found half of all Internet marketers of herbal products have violated federal law by making false claims or omitting legally required disclaimers and medical warnings. The findings suggest many consumers are vulnerable to purchasing substandard or potentially dangerous products by patronizing the illegal sites." ExpandRead more... )




Sean Cullen - the chimp and the woman

There was an old woman who lived alone
No one called her on the telephone
She went into the woods one day
Found a young chimp, who had gone astray
She took that little primate home
So she wouldn't have to be alone

They spent the winter together
Warm in their love, despite the harshness of the winter weather
The chimp and the woman
Living together in a house of stone
The chimp and the woman
They made that house a home

The chimp and the woman were happy there
The chimp was safe; the woman had found a friend
But when the townsfolk heard of this bizarre affair
They said how could she love a creature that is covered with hair?
They came with axes and torches
They burnt the front and back porches
They kicked in the door
Shouting "Death to the chimp-loving whore!"

But she was gone; no one knew where they went
Years went by, the world spun around
Then one day a strange creature walked into town
It came in from the wild
It was a half human half chimp hybrid child
And it said:
I am the chimpy child, on whom fortune has smiled
If we could live in peace, then all hatred would cease
If we could live with love, with blessings from up above
If we could just hold hands, then maybe we'd understand

And the people, the people...
They beat him to death with a rock.
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Thing that made me laugh long and loud.... (from [livejournal.com profile] applelard's journal)
"The reporters kept talking about all these people that were on the beach and going into the water! ... It’s not the time to take a dip in the ocean! So, the police were giving those people permanent markers and telling them to write their names and social security numbers on their bodies for easy identification."
Something strikes me as really horridly funny about a bunch of morticians sorting through dolt flotsam..."Ok.. we've got another idiot... Third Guy that's written Jenny 867-5309 in his friggin' arm. Use the pitchfork to load him on the truck."

In things that peeved me today, "Fly Me" apparently has a bad case of the nosies, too. I don't mind that she took and was looking through the procedures handbook that I'm writing up, what bothers me is that she took it without asking, and didn't bother to put it back where it belonged. I had to quest all over the place for the dang thing... burning my time, when all of the procedure in there don't have anything to do with her job. Sequencing databases, network settings and Ebay item copy has *nothing* to do with her training law enforcement on how to call us. I'm going to give her a polite talking to tomorrow, and see if I can't bypass her high sense of drama. If that doesn't work, well, there will be harsher penalties.

That 70's Show is cracking me up tonight. Red is great... He flings the word "dumbass" around with brilliance.

Florida judge issues DUI bumper stickers - Some state motorists convicted of drunken driving are being ordered to put bumper stickers on their cars that ask "How's my driving?'' followed by a toll-free telephone number and the statement "The judge wants to know!!!''
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Roadside Signs - coolness.

Miami is holding a Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival October 11th and 12th. I want to go check that out, even though I'm not a big boat race guy, I would dig soaking up some of Miami's Chinese culture.. something a little different than the more Latin flair that's usually in that region.

Oh, man. They have a classic 12" "Yeti-Hunter" GI Joe. How cool is that? I wanted one akin to that as a kid. Hooray for the 40th Anniversary! I actually had the Joe with the yellow copter when I was in the hospital as a young kid, and that was great. Looks like I'm not the only fan.



BEST SHORT HEADLINE OF THE WEEK.

Monkeys, shown here eating popsicles, are aware of injustice according to a study from Emory University.(AFP/File/Mufty Munir)

*Monkeys, shown here eating popsicles, are aware of injustice.*


I will be repeating that to everyone I see, for who knows how long. Full article here ExpandRead more... )
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Soundless Music Shown to Produce Weird Sensations

"Mysteriously snuffed out candles, weird sensations and shivers down the spine may not be due to the presence of ghosts in haunted houses but to very low frequency sound that is inaudible to humans." ExpandRead more... )

Organ music 'instills religious feelings'

"People who experience a sense of spirituality in church may be reacting to the extreme bass sound produced by some organ pipes."ExpandRead more... )

Miami PBS station films skunk ape-seeking expedition

"David Shealy is once again ready for his close-up."ExpandRead more... )

Search is on for Abominable Snowman

"Over the next six weeks, a group of Japanese explorers hopes to solve one of the last great mysteries of the animal world and provide proof that the legendary yeti, or Abominable Snowman, does indeed exist."ExpandRead more... )

Two more babies! Join my vampire flock! See if you can hit 1000 pints by Halloween! I wonder if I can get the clan to 100 blood suckers by then?

You are sire to 48 other vampires, including: LdySaphyre (6707 pints), Liliana (2443 pints), MissV (2321 pints), mixedresults (1246 pints), gilbella (1166 pints), Morgoth (399 pints), Sierina (190 pints), phenrill (131 pints), Blade-Killer (118 pints), DEATHBEAR (112 pints)
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cam pic taken later.
Newton J. McNoseycat has taken it upon himself to swab around in my loot some, so I got some incentive to clean up and organize my palm and camera stuff. Looks like Lovejoy isn't on Channel 2 at noon anymore.... some motivational speaker. Ah well... Danny's at school now, so no discussions will occur until Christmas Holiday.

Want your scream in a video game about giant monsters?

Of course you do. You'll get voice credit, too, if you like.

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Groovy space-pop.and the awful, "Walk Don't Run" by the Marty Cooper Clan

a year ago - Mac virus, got a play set, 25mm floorplans, Egyptian law, stickman down stairs, reparations

They've got a station on Live 365, too, but as always, with those guys, make sure a pop-up stopper is in place.

2 years ago - 51 things learned from playing champions (27 changed?), concinnity. Stuckey’s pecan log rolls, pac-man fevah

3 years ago - bakery dog
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An insanely cute collection of costumes for babies.... speaking of which, Mayah was in good form last night... she can push Cathi on the little kid scooter by putting weight into her toddles. Pretty good for a munchkin under a year old! Supper last night was veggie burger, salad and brownies for dessert. I fell asleep just about 5ish am, I estimate... and woke at about 9. I'll probably take a midday nap to crank my juice back up a little. My sleep was a sound one... of the sort where it was an eye blink, and four hours had gone by. Took Luna and the baby for a walk, before dessert... Jack the evil dog was out there. I got to use my sonic boom authority voice on him.. "*GO HOME*"... he went to his yard and barked from there, after a few stern yells. I wonder where his owners were?

Went for a little bike ride with the bro this morn, and checked out a local yard sale. a couple of good items... a nice pup tent, bed rolls, an ancient laptop, lots of unusual tools... hatchet, crowbar, pickaxe... and a couple of books all looked good, but I abstained on all but two tomes... Chronicles of Robin Hood, and Great American Ghost Stories. I rather like yard sales, just because you get to look at all the loot... form a mental snapshot of the person selling the stuff. Did they get a new tent? Did the family member that liked to camp pass away? Was this stuff found left behind in the house?

I'd like to have psychometry. As long as I could turn it on or off at will. The last thing I need is to get readings off of my clothes and sheets' last trip in the washing machine, let alone the scene of a violent crime or other off-putting act.

Chupaaaaa!!!The history channel's doing a documentary on Bigfoot and Other Monsters -
The mermaid, Abominable Snowman, giant squid, and dragons are all parts of myths and mysteries. But are some real? The Komodo Dragon was merely the stuff of local legend--until the dinosaur-like, very real giant reptile with an orange tongue and a fierce disposition was tracked down. Giant squids, measuring as long as 100 feet, have been found to really exist. We'll explore every possible explanation for these and other legendary creatures and find out if some might really exist. TV G
Current Flavor - Chupacabra!... a personal fave.

Speaking of mermaids... I'm thinking nice thoughts of my sweetheart... hoping that she's digging her day and is feeling my admiration and love for her. She's had an even more busy week than myself...here's to her being able to sink into a warm, fragrant tub of bathwater, scented with exotic oils, and gentle unwinding.
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Somebody make me a pineapple milkshake? I'll give you this flower! (I figured I'd share a baby picture with you all)



Serously, I'm just fooling around with http://images.google.com - a picture search engine.

spider monkeys, bigfoot... ever wonder what anger or shadenfreude looks like? now you know. :)
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Originally published at The Scotto Grotto. You can comment here or there.

Taco Bell employees could fold you into oblivion. Maybe they can’t count or speak the language of the country they live in, and the band-aids on their oral herpes sores fall into your food, but Taco Bell employees are the foremost origami masters in the world. They have 3000 different lard-boiled flatulent treats – and ONE WRAPPER to put them all in. Even the Trainees, who get to proudly wear their status on their bean encrusted shirts can perfectly fold one of the 3,000,000 names on the wrapper to be in the exact center of a burrito.

I thought the people that worked there were just kids Taco Bell traded from smugglers for some beads and cigarettes, but hand one a magazine and they could fold you a time machine. I don’t know if it’s the most amazing origami training since the ancient Babylonians trained goats to fold special hats, or if all Taco Bell employees are from some kind of tiny specialized gene pool like Mormons or Sasquatch, but I do know this: If we ever stop eating, for any reason – we just might give these bastards time to destroy us. As soon as they stop screaming from grease splatter burns, we’ll be at the mercy of them and their unstoppable army of paper warriors.

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Taco Bell employees could fold you into oblivion. Maybe they can't count or speak the language of the country they live in, and the band-aids on their oral herpes sores fall into your food, but Taco Bell employees are the foremost origami masters in the world. They have 3000 different lard-boiled flatulent treats - and ONE WRAPPER to put them all in. Even the Trainees, who get to proudly wear their status on their bean encrusted shirts can perfectly fold one of the 3,000,000 names on the wrapper to be in the exact center of a burrito.

I thought the people that worked there were just kids Taco Bell traded from smugglers for some beads and cigarettes, but hand one a magazine and they could fold you a time machine. I don't know if it's the most amazing origami training since the ancient Babylonians trained goats to fold special hats, or if all Taco Bell employees are from some kind of tiny specialized gene pool like Mormons or Sasquatch, but I do know this: If we ever stop eating, for any reason - we just might give these bastards time to destroy us. As soon as they stop screaming from grease splatter burns, we'll be at the mercy of them and their unstoppable army of paper warriors.

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