Huh.

Actor Charlie Sheen refuses to accept the official explanation behind the terrorist atrocities of September 11, 2001, and believes the US government covered up what really happened. Conspiracy theorist Sheen claims New York City's Twin Towers fell as the result of a "controlled demolition." Talking on US radio program The Alex Jones Show on the GGN network, he said, "It seems to me like 19 amateurs with box-cutters taking over four commercial airliners and hitting 75 per cent of their targets, that feels like a conspiracy theory. It raises a lot of questions. A couple of years ago, it was severely unpopular to talk about any of this. It feels like from the people I talk to, and the research I've done and around my circles, it feels like the worm is turning." Sheen also cast doubt over the plane that smashed into the side of the Pentagon in Washington DC. He added, "Just show us how this particular plane pulled off these maneuvers... It is up to us to reveal the truth. It is up to us because we owe it to the families, we owe it to the victims, we owe it to everyone's life who was drastically altered, horrifically, that day and forever. We owe it to them to uncover what happened."

Huh.

Ron White = very funny.

wow, I didn't know Charlie Sheen was a tinhat.

He's been drinking Oliver Stone's kool-aid.

I need to go to bed, but don't wanna. I am four.

It doesn't help that I'm already going to be late because I'm dropping off stuff for work. It's like telling me I can sleep in.

Stoopid sinuses.

Stoopid brain.

The legal requirements are different for proving public intoxication than for proving a person is driving under the influence, she said. The standard is not whether a person has a blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent; it's whether the person poses a threat to themselves or others.

This is reminding me of the homecoming dance at my high school one year. A bunch of students had been drinking before the dance, and they were pretty obviously drunk. Everyone who seemed to be drunk was taken to the principal's office. Parents were called, and once the parents were there, each kid had to take a breathalyzer test. (They always did the tests in front of the parents.) One kid turned out to be completely sober, just acting like such an idiot that the teachers had assumed he was drunk.

So I saunter in to work this morning, only to find Annoying!Coworker trying to start my computer. The problems with this are multi-fold... I come in every morning at 8:30, so I was due in the door at any moment... even if she started it she couldn't get in because, duh, password protection... and what she was looking for wasn't even something that's on my computer.

Please, someone tell me it's a bad idea to knock her down and kick the crap out of her. Cause that was my first reaction.

It's probably a bad idea, Ailleann, unless you can get her to start the fight.

More Huh:

Actor Randy Quaid has reportedly taken legal action against the producers of Brokeback Mountain, saying he was duped into accepting less money for his work.

I've never heard of that before.

Yeah, because the creators knew a gay-themed indie film was going to earn nearly $100 million and just kept that from him. @@

Perhaps he should have opted for the thematically appropriate points on the back end?