| Well, last weekend we (bunch-o-dudes) got back from our Bachelor party for Eric Leeds. We went sea kayaking up the Lost Coast.
It was fuckin A rad
This is a picture of the beach we camped at. We got to cruise that sea cave over there too! There is another entrace to it on the left side:
This is looking out of the cave from the first pic.
I got all of these photos from someone elses website. |
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| Download this interview with John Perkins on Democracy Now:
right click the link and select 'Save Target As...'
http://www.archive.org/download/dn2004-1109/dn2004-1109-1_64kb.mp3
His interview is the last 15minutes of the show |
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| POWER OVERWHELMINGThis was the reason for my new flavor. Here is the synopsis:
GOATS. The first line of the book is, "This is a true story." True or not, it is quite astonishing. Author Jon Ronson writes a column about family life for London's Guardian newspaper and has made several acclaimed documentaries. The Men Who Stare at Goats is his bizarre quest into "the most whacked-out corners of George W. Bush's War on Terror," as he puts it. Ronson is inspired when a man who claims to be a former U.S. military psychic spy tells the journalist he has been reactivated following the 9-11 attack. Ronson decides to investigate. His research leads him to the U.S. Army's strange forays into extra-sensory perception and telepathy, which apparently included efforts to kill barnyard animals with nothing more than thought. Ronson meets one ex-Army employee who claims to have killed a goat and his pet hamster by staring at them for prolonged periods of time. Like Ronson's original source, this man also says he has been reactivated for deployment to the Middle East.
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| Sunny just informed me that when I scratch my nuts in the kitchen, my pubes get on things they shouldn't be on. |
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