From the spy balloon story:
Sierra Nevada Corp. is testing it at the St. Clair River boundary and hopes to sell the technology to U.S. Homeland Security.
They should stick to beer.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
From the spy balloon story:
Sierra Nevada Corp. is testing it at the St. Clair River boundary and hopes to sell the technology to U.S. Homeland Security.
They should stick to beer.
Hee, I would not bother you while you are blissful, sara, jusging by that picture.
what that picture says to me is "oh, please come pinch my cheeks, won't you".
OMG today will never end.
Fucking weather fucked me over. Mud in the carpets, deck unfinished. Damnit.
OMG today will never end.
Nope. Today is just like the lady who walks half of the remaining distance home each day....
Fucking weather fucked me over. Mud in the carpets, deck unfinished. Damnit.
Did you look up into space and shout, "TIIIINNNNNNOOOOOO!!!"? Because if not, we'll do it for you....
OMG today will never end.
cries
head and back are starting to ache. makes no sense, today I am drinking water because I realized I had been neglecting it all week. thus today I should feel better, not worse. Fuckin' Tino.
Just in case anyone's bored and/or not sufficiently appalled....
Obama isn't just Kenyan, he's also the Antichrist?
The article is kinda' funny (if you ignore the fact that some will take the video it discusses seriously).
eta: The gist:
A YouTube clip published earlier this week reveals the evil truth, by delving into some Aramaic words that come together to sound like the president's name. The key to the theory is a line from the New Testament, specifically Luke 10:18, in which Jesus says, "I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven." Whoever put the video together -- someone named "ppsimmons," who World Net Daily couldn't persuade to go on the record -- reveals that the ancient Aramaic, and modern Hebrew, word for "lightning" is "barak." And then, using the word "bamah," or "the heights," which appears in Isaiah 14:14, ppsimmons argues that in the original Aramaic, Jesus would have said, essentially, "I saw Satan as Barack Obama." (When combining "barak" and "bamah," the narrator says, you'd have to add a "u" or "o" sound in between.)