Some things went easier than others.
There’s always English and History come September.
Some things went easier than others.
There’s always English and History come September.
Ever wonder where shit creek is?
Compliments of British Airways? Sure, there’s the old George Carlin bit about “getting high on the plane…”
Right about now, Joe Clark’s photos have me wanting to crank up the air conditioner.
Ben Stein on office attire. Casual? Friday? Casual? Friday? Bueller?
Is there anything that plastic surgeons won’t work on?
I’ll be glad after this coming Tuesday once my summer course’s exam is over. Besides the obvious reasons relating to academia, I’ll be able to catch up on two months of The Wire, a week of Maclean’s, Hal’s Hello… and a million other things.
On this afternoon’s edition of Here and Now, host Matt Galloway interviewed Dr. Billy Goldberg, author of the humorously titled Why Do Men Have Nipples? The book’s subtitle has ensured that a copy will be finding its way to my nightstand.
The answer to the book’s title is quite surprising.
Click on my Audioscrobbler link over there on the right to check out the new look they’ve got happening as of today.
Spiffy.
No, it’s not the current offer being put to the student body of Mac users. With all the buzz around the new and improved iBook and Mac mini, CBC has pulled this bit of iPod news from the fray:
bq. Apple is pleased that the Supreme Court of Canada let stand a lower court ruling that blank media levies on iPods are invalid, and will shortly announce a claims process so consumers can request a refund for the levies they paid
And it was once said that home taping was killing music. Pfft.