http://www.wordspy.com/words/metrosexual.asp (MET.roh.sek.shoo.ul) n. A dandyish narcissist in love with not only himself, but also his urban lifestyle. —metrosexuality n. Example Citation: The only problem facing the metrosexual in an otherwise carefree existence...
Now, I don’t know where I sit on this… laying off workers because of administration’s poor planning and lackluster leadership (note the alliteration, arts graduates!) is morally reprehensible, but is mandating that a company re-hire those people...
Online Dating is so cool! Y’all might remember Susan Smith, who felt a little depressed one day and decided to strap her two kids into their child seats in the family SUV and roll it into a lake, drowning them. As she watched the truck gurgle to the bottom of...
Yes I’m still busy but seeing a lot of interesting stuff today…. What do people think about this? Should every responsible citizen become a RoboCop? -Ian.
As the world watches Tony Blair twist in the wind as his political career wanes with accusations of Dodgy Dossiers and his misleading of parliament, the domino drops onto the Bush administration as accusations begin to fly on this side of the Atlantic. The precedent...
Squint hard enough at a lightbulb and it looks like the sun. It appears Apple’s claim that the G5 is the “World’s Fastest Personal Computer” may be as baseless as other similar claims in the past few years. In the very least, given that they...
GMU grad student compiles extensive map of US fiber optic networks, starts people worrying: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A23689- 2003Jul7.html?nav=hptop_tb washingtonpost.com Dissertation Could Be Security Threat Student’s Maps Illustrate...
http://www.iraqbodycount.net/bodycount.htm To date minimum: 6058 To date maximum: 7711 -Ian.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/online/story/0,3605,994676,00.html The war on the web Anthony Cox describes how his spoof error page turned into a ‘Google bomb’ for weapons of mass destruction Thursday July 10, 2003 The Guardian I had always wondered how those...
War-weary troops long for home By Peter Greste BBC correspondent in Baghdad It was a single shot – nothing spectacular – but that split-second act of Iraqi resistance might well be recorded as the point at which America turned from liberator to occupier....
