Monthly Archives: November 2002

Due to my site being deleted by its previous hoster…archives from July to December are incomplete. Archives have been restored as much as possible from Google. Comments for these entries were irretrievable. My apologies.

As Rachel is tweaking she is keeping me informed. I can deal with informed. I don’t understand it, but I can deal with it. Apparently Microsoft has a problem. Alert the media! “A bug in IE6 cuts off long text … Continue reading →

e-church.com links up to this quick test at Beliefnet.com, checking your knowledge of world poverty. I got four wrong. The fact I tended to over-estimate the problems is as unsettling as under-estimating them. What I know or don’t know is … Continue reading →

Journalist Toby Young of The Spectator UK backed out of an opportunity to appear on Celebrity Big Brother recently. King says he decided against it because celebrity is a savage new religion that has replaced older cults. Another salutary lesson … Continue reading →

I don’t eat fast food. I’m large enough, and not being the litigious type, I figured its more efficient and cost-effective to just take a slab-o-lard and apply it directly to my hips with a spacking knife. Actually, I don’t … Continue reading →

I was looking over BD’s logs and ntoiced that there were several Google and Yahoo hits keying-up on the phrase “Michael Jackson’s Face.” I mean ALOT. Well, not wanting to dissapoint, I figured I’d throw up (pun intended) a before … Continue reading →

This one came from one of my bass-fishing buddies here near D.C. He writes “In all of the millions of photographs in the US National Archives…which ONE particular photo would you pick as the most requested? The nuclear explosion at … Continue reading →

Canadian researchers have solved a 90 year old Titanic mystery. It’s one of those sad-happy stories.