Monday, April 1, 2002
Oh the Humanity!
Just one day after Easter and I found a link on Daypop for Peep Surgery, in which they attempt to separate a set of Marshmallow Peeps, so they can enjoy the "benefits of individualism, freed from the bonds of their sticky, marshmallow kin." Needless to say the results are, well, not so pretty. You'll have to see for yourself. (Note: Although I certainly do not condone this type of abuse of our marshmallow brethren, it is really funny. I assume no Peeps were harmed in the making of this site.) If you feel guilty, you can make it up to the Peeps of the world by joining the Marshmallow Peeps Fan Club.
Whatever you do, don't watch TNT next Friday. They are going to be the All Random Hearts network that day. This is by far the worst Harrison Ford movie ever made. No one should ever watch it. Ever. Bear in mind when I say this, that I have watched Hanover Street at least a dozen times. I love a LOT of bad Harrison Ford movies, and this one is really, really bad. On the other hand on Saturday they are showing one of my all-time favorite movies, (Thanks, Jack!) The American President. It takes place in the same fantasy White House as The West Wing, in which everyone is good, honorable and smart. I highly recommend it.
Warning to anyone with a Yahoo mail account. Yahoo has quietly changed its default settings for dozens of categories of spam to "yes" for all subscribers. Unless you want to get pummelled with even more spam go to your Yahoo Account Settings and opt out of whatever you don't want. For the record, I have no problem with looking at ads to support free services, I just don't care for having my settings silently hijacked by a formerly trusted source.
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Whatever you do, don't watch TNT next Friday. They are going to be the All Random Hearts network that day. This is by far the worst Harrison Ford movie ever made. No one should ever watch it. Ever. Bear in mind when I say this, that I have watched Hanover Street at least a dozen times. I love a LOT of bad Harrison Ford movies, and this one is really, really bad. On the other hand on Saturday they are showing one of my all-time favorite movies, (Thanks, Jack!) The American President. It takes place in the same fantasy White House as The West Wing, in which everyone is good, honorable and smart. I highly recommend it.
Warning to anyone with a Yahoo mail account. Yahoo has quietly changed its default settings for dozens of categories of spam to "yes" for all subscribers. Unless you want to get pummelled with even more spam go to your Yahoo Account Settings and opt out of whatever you don't want. For the record, I have no problem with looking at ads to support free services, I just don't care for having my settings silently hijacked by a formerly trusted source.
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