Oh, and Bush thinks America owns outer space.
President Bush has signed a new National Space Policy that rejects future arms-control agreements that might limit U.S. flexibility in space and asserts a right to deny access to space to anyone "hostile to U.S. interests."
The right to deny access to space? Seriously, WTF?
The right to deny access to space? Seriously, WTF?
Only a couple more years, sweetie. That's what I keep saying to myself.
The right to deny access to space
The Vorgons will not be pleased.
Lisah, I recommend not clicking. It's not a cruelty thing or anything, but still. I already wrote my brother back saying it's not fair to make me cry at work. (Then I did it all to you, and to my boss and minion. What?)
ETA: I apologize in advance for how much my book likes carrots.
Every time I hear about your book, Allyson, I kick my computer and whine, "But I wanna read it nooooooowwwww!"
The Vorgons will not be pleased.
::pictures W lying in the middle of Pennsylvania Avenue on January 20, 2009, not letting his (hopefully) Democrat successor's limo onto the White House grounds. smiles. ::
I have also brunched alone, the bar at Johnny D's in Somerville has provided many excellent brunches.
Pretty soon I'ma have to have a whole shelf dedicated just to Buffista books. AIwillbeFG!
The "research journal" that the internet addiction study was published in is more of a magazine for practicing psychiatrists and neurologists than it is a real peer reviewed scientific journal. It's kind of like publishing your new idea of quantum string theory in Popular Science. It wouldn't be the first place that you would try.
Retro bluetooth handset.
Cute, but I don't think it'd fit in my pocket.
He travelled 70 miles to Mr Jones' home in Clacton, Essex, and beat him up with a pickaxe handle in December 2005.
Let us pause for a moment and be grateful it was the handle, and not the pickax itself.