Fill in the blanks for Jesus….. Biblical Mad Libs
Month: May 2005
More Dead Monkeys
3 Endangered Monkeys Die at Chicago Zoo By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: May 15, 2005 CHICAGO, May 14 (AP) – An endangered monkey is in quarantine while experts at the Lincoln Park Zoo try to determine what killed three others, the latest in a series of animal deaths at the zoo. The United States Department…
Monkeys Killing Bushmen
Monkeys infect bushmeat hunters Emma Marris Cameroon survey suggests viruses often jump from primates to people. The transfer of viruses from animals such as monkeys to human populations is a relatively common event, suggests a study of African hunters. A survey of a group of 1,000 bushmeat hunters in Cameroon has turned up two viruses…
Fashion
It must be the Sake but I’m going to come clean. I love fashion. Maybe a part of it is watching beautiful women in fascinating colors swirling through life’s anxieties without a seeming care in the world…but it’s more than that…it’s being able to say something not just with the clothes that you wear but…
The Apartment
This is probably the coolest creative design company in the world. I love these guys. Even their website is exciting without there being much there…. The Apartment
Another Monkey Picture
My fascinations are probably becoming more clear each day. I like Monkeys, Dictators, and Jazz. I’m not too fond of Christians, Milk, or feces. In that order. Okay, maybe it’s not that simple…but maybe it is.
Ginormous Vocabulary
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The response from the “vocabularians” was so “ginormous” that the lexicographers let out a “whoot.” “Confuzzled?” You must be a “lingweenie.” ADVERTISEMENT The editors of Merriam-Webster dictionaries got more than 3,000 entries when, in a lighthearted moment, they asked visitors to their Web site to submit their favorite words that aren’t in…
One for the Christians
Rapture Ready…take a look and be very fucking scared…..
Milk Sucks
I don’t necessarily agree with it…but I don’t consume much milk… More here…..
Xanadu
Just in case you were curious…. Kublai Khan was the grandson of Ghengis Khan. Along with providing religious freedom, he created aid agencies, increased the use of postal stations, established paper currency, reorganized and improved roads, and expanded waterways. Under his rule, the winter capitol was moved from Mongolian territory to the Chinese City of…