Monthly Archives: March 2005

Points, in no order. Aha! An unordered list! I have a rash all over my arms and legs and my throat is very sore. I suspect there was fish contaminant in my Chinese last night. Damnit. J+h (and show associand) … Continue reading →

…this is really happening. From the 1983 American Heritage Dictionary, fascism is: ‘A system of government that exercises a dictatorship of the extreme right, typically through the merging of state and business leadership, together with belligerent nationalism.’ From the 2003 … Continue reading →

Whenever I hear one of these dingbats saying that evolution doesn’t happen, that it isn’t the reason we’re all here, or any of those very many things they keep going on and on about, I get a deep, burning urge … Continue reading →

The Northern line has been suspended due to a passenger under a train. We apologise for any inconvenience.

Why? I’m so tired.

I just caught myself in an attack of unbridled, unsubstantiated belief. “Gravity is not magic!”, said I. Then I realized that I really don’t have a better explanation. Here’s hoping they (and by ‘they’ I mean CERN’s LHC experiment team) … Continue reading →

Bakerloo n. The brown, sticky substance that accumulates in a commuter’s breathing mask during a month’s commuting. Bakerloo is mostly used for coating roof materials. It is produced due to an interaction between trains and heavy electricity, resulting in a … Continue reading →

Supply Side Jesus. Lovely.

Okay, folks. I’m sorry. Really I am. We had a network outage and things got stuffed about to keep the site up and in the process we broke the comments engine. It’s working again now, so if you’ve tried to … Continue reading →

March 02, 2005 Frameshop: museum ALERT – The following word is being used by Republicans in current debates about the separation of church and state: museum Be cautious of this word. ANALYSIS – The word “museum” will be used before … Continue reading →

Ian’s got a new blog. Read-o!