Monday, April 23, 2007
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Hey, that's mine...
So, I've added a widget from our Library Thing library. I'm finding a small but noticeable percentage of our books are borrowed -- I think I've labeled them all as such, but let me know if I missed any.
Monday, April 16, 2007
No Commercials, Though
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Starting Lineup
Brian Campbell of the Buffalo Sabres.
Sabretooth from the Xmen movie.
Clearly the same person. This begs the natural question, which members of the Xmen would make good men's hockey players, assuming a 'limited powers' rule?
Iceman, naturally. Very at home in the environment.
Magneto. Skates are metal.
Longshot. A lucky carom here and there would be helpful.
Gambit. Lots of practice with small flying objects.
Beast in goal.
Sabretooth from the Xmen movie.
Clearly the same person. This begs the natural question, which members of the Xmen would make good men's hockey players, assuming a 'limited powers' rule?
Iceman, naturally. Very at home in the environment.
Magneto. Skates are metal.
Longshot. A lucky carom here and there would be helpful.
Gambit. Lots of practice with small flying objects.
Beast in goal.
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Wave Of Babies
Overheard at work:
"I'm finding that I get sick a lot when I eat."
"That means the baby will have a lot of hair."
Criminy.
I've learned far more than I should about the birthing of babies from the apparent safety of my desk. Apparently water does not only break, but it can also be broken by a licensed physician -- an act I dasn't imagine. If you yawn, the umbilical cord will strangle the half-formed progeny. The mother's nose changes shape during pregnancy, but snaps back to normal at an undisclosed later point. Also, men simply do not get it, and they should try lugging around all that extra weight and having a hungry little person inside them for nine months before they complain about anything. All valuable lessons.
"I'm finding that I get sick a lot when I eat."
"That means the baby will have a lot of hair."
Criminy.
I've learned far more than I should about the birthing of babies from the apparent safety of my desk. Apparently water does not only break, but it can also be broken by a licensed physician -- an act I dasn't imagine. If you yawn, the umbilical cord will strangle the half-formed progeny. The mother's nose changes shape during pregnancy, but snaps back to normal at an undisclosed later point. Also, men simply do not get it, and they should try lugging around all that extra weight and having a hungry little person inside them for nine months before they complain about anything. All valuable lessons.
Saturday, April 07, 2007
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