6417 And It's Tuesday.

Nifty word found (or refound) today –

crapulent (KRAP-yuh-luhnt) adjective

Sick from excessive drinking or eating.

[From Late Latin crapulentus (very drunk), from Latin crapula (drunkenness), from Greek kraipal (hangover, drunkenness).]


The Historical Museum of Southern Florida is located in the heart of Miami, the Gateway of the Americas, and is accredited by the American Association of Museums.


Piles of Fun – Hippocrates’ treatment for hemorrhoids, 400 B.C.: Continue reading 6417 And It's Tuesday.

6416 I liked Big Fish, but preferred the Tavern’s Bread.

Happy Martin Luther King Day!
Make it a day ON, not a day off.


Happy Birthday, flying_blind!


Saw Big Fish with Danny last night…(Peter Pan started a smidgen too early) it was good, but I saw it maybe jut a little too soon after Ted passing away. It was quite enjoyable overall. I really didn’t notice the score to the movie…which was supposedly fantastic, but it didn’t stick in my skull at all. The Preview for Spidey2 looked good, too! Doc Ock is squatly stocky after all, has the dark glasses and moderately bad haircut.

Before the movies, the air was cool and fresh after a few hours rain, so we walked from my place to Las Olas. We had conversation over delicious bread, *huge* garden salads and Bass Ale in front of the Big City Tavern…(We didn’t go to the propane-smelling bridge-place, because it was closed) we watched people go by, and gabbed about religion, the clothes young people are wearing these days, and Tolkien, mostly. A lot of our usual topics just didn’t come up. The servers were excellent… left us alone, but slid in when we needed anything. We roamed up the street, past the singing fountain.. it was doing a Paul McCartney gig… Live and Let Die, and Magical Mystery Tour. It was especially well-synced to the Bond song.

After the movie, there was a lot of low-hanging mist or cloud cover, allowing for city lights to reflect back… it was pretty surreal.. made the horizon, and sky look like a movie backdrop.

Some Pictures

6416 I liked Big Fish, but preferred the Tavern's Bread.

Happy Martin Luther King Day!
Make it a day ON, not a day off.


Happy Birthday, flying_blind!


Saw Big Fish with Danny last night…(Peter Pan started a smidgen too early) it was good, but I saw it maybe jut a little too soon after Ted passing away. It was quite enjoyable overall. I really didn’t notice the score to the movie…which was supposedly fantastic, but it didn’t stick in my skull at all. The Preview for Spidey2 looked good, too! Doc Ock is squatly stocky after all, has the dark glasses and moderately bad haircut.

Before the movies, the air was cool and fresh after a few hours rain, so we walked from my place to Las Olas. We had conversation over delicious bread, *huge* garden salads and Bass Ale in front of the Big City Tavern…(We didn’t go to the propane-smelling bridge-place, because it was closed) we watched people go by, and gabbed about religion, the clothes young people are wearing these days, and Tolkien, mostly. A lot of our usual topics just didn’t come up. The servers were excellent… left us alone, but slid in when we needed anything. We roamed up the street, past the singing fountain.. it was doing a Paul McCartney gig… Live and Let Die, and Magical Mystery Tour. It was especially well-synced to the Bond song.

After the movie, there was a lot of low-hanging mist or cloud cover, allowing for city lights to reflect back… it was pretty surreal.. made the horizon, and sky look like a movie backdrop.

Some Pictures

6414 – Where did 6413 go?

Going on an outing with Danny tonight. Maybe get supper at that “Marijuana-Propane-under-the-bridge” place. (last photo in this entry) and finally get to see peter pan?


Dear Cartoon Network, Please do not break up the fun superhero shows with Yu-gi-oh and whatever other toy-sales ‘toons, please. I think that having Justice League and Teen Titans together in a block is a stronger way to go.


Happy 75th Birthday, Popeye!


Planet Comics #17 (March 1942).


A history of Duckburg – A history of Disney’s Duckburg based on the stories of Carl Barks and Don Rosa.

DUCKhunt links to lots of Rosa articles and artwork all over the web. -all via msterling


Powerskip looks fun, but dangerous.


Well, that’s annoying.. where did my last post (6413) go? It was only an hour in the making. Bah.

It acknowledges that it was posted (Date updated: 2004-01-17 18:15:28)

Was it a result of Santa Cluster Maintenance? (I’m currently on Santa – Cluster 7)

Who knows… maybe it’ll reappear when the service is done. [update: Tonight’s earlier login problem and Santa’s earlier unplanned downtime have been resolved, but we’ve run into some additional problems while fixing it. To fix those problems, we’re taking each individual sub-cluster of the Santa cluster down, one at a time. While we’re working on each subcluster, users on that subcluster may be unable to login, post, or have their journals available for other users to view or post in.]
update

6412 The Mixmaster is fascinating.

I regularly interact with people all over the world in my journal. The Middle East, The Arctic Circle, Australia, Italy, and the UK, just to name a few outside of the USA… and I think that’s just too cool. In There or FFXI, it seems much more USA-centered, even though there are folks in there from everywhere, too. (A solid Asian population in FF, a lot of Brits/Israelis in There, or so it seems.) LJ has the distinct advantage of being more multimedia and immersive into real lives, though, and that’s an engrossing element to me. I go through phases where I just barely skim my read list, and other times, I gobble it up whole. I like looking in on people, and watching them grow.


I learned yesterday that Muslim Mona is expected to go into an arranged marriage, but is dodging it until she finishes university. It seems so strange to hear about arranged couplings in this country, in this day and age. She’s an interesting case study, and seems to be a nice person.


Deep-fried cow brain burger (if you think that’s appetizing, you’re probably already infected) Continue reading 6412 The Mixmaster is fascinating.

6411 Cycloptic Goat, Fontifier, Aesop, and so on.

Never-ending sto horyyyyyy…aha-haaa aha-haaa aha-haaaaa…

How hard is it to get that dang song out of my head? Even the Love Boat Theme won’t evict it.


Random Entry factoid – This entry is comprised of 3459 Scotto-typed symbols.


Aesop’s Fables – Our online collection of Aesop’s Fables includes a total of 655+ Fables, indexed in table format, with morals listed.


The Fontifier -Fontifier lets you use your own handwriting for the text you write on your computer.
It turns a scanned sample of your handwriting into a computer font that you can use
in your word processor or graphics program, just like regular fonts such as Helvetica.


Amazing article about Wal-Mart’s monopoly power


Easy Favicon.ico generator (upload an image, they turn it into an icon)


Table of Condiments That Periodically Go Bad


Bugmenot, open accounts for popular websites (nytimes.com is the most popular)


One-eyed goat draws stares from amazed locals Continue reading 6411 Cycloptic Goat, Fontifier, Aesop, and so on.

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