- Who’s St. Monegundis?
- Whatever happened to “Mission Accomplished?” It’s been cropped from the record … (via Terry)
- In 1957, Tulsa buried a time capsule that included a car to be awarded to the person (or heirs) who came closest to estimating Tulsa’s population when they dug it up … this year. Alas, water seepage mad the ’57 Plymouth Belvedere more than a bit rusty, but it’s all been a big story in town. (via Solonor)
- 10 IT Technical Skills that aren’t likely to earn you the big bucks any more (or for very long). Knowing how many of these I know, or have seen come (and go), is a scosh disturbing.
- What better way to defeat an opposing army than dose them with a heavy aphrodesiac, especially one that turns them gay?
- A cultural chart/map of the world, grouping countries on a Survival-vs-Self-Expression values axis, vs. a Traditional-vs-Secular/Rational axis. Interesting.
- If the VP’s office doesn’t (as it claims) have to adhere to executive branch oversight policies because it’s not a part of the executive branch (since Cheney is also President of the Senate), does that mean that Congress can cut its funding from the executive branch budget bill? Pretty to think so.
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Does the gay-grenade make people gay, or does it reverse their sexuality? If we set one off at a national convention of right-wing evangelicals, would we turn a bunch of them straight, and would they stop loathing themselves? Could this be the long-sought cure for Ted Haggard?
Oh, wait… he doesn’t need one. He’s straight now.