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Posted 3 hours ago on May 9 2008


This is so cool…seriously cool. I wonder how many times it took to get some of those perfect…seems like it could end in disaster for those fellas if not aimed just right, if you know what I mean.
So amazing. We never knew the absolutely possibilities of a life well lived before the advent of the YouTube era.

Wow - what a letter. Suggest you read it.tallahassee, florida
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Dear You,
I purposely took the long way home tonight, just to avoid driving by
your house, even though it would have saved me a good three miles. I
accidentally drove by it earlier tonight, but I pretended I had never
been to the house and didn’t know who lived there. I didn’t even look
at it.

I think you will like this.
We Think by Charles Leadbeater
via herenotthere
Finally got around to watching this, and yes, she’s right.


sigh, politics.

Posted by Joel Heflin
Can you PC do this? I’d figure if your PC gets stolen you use that insurance money to get a Mac, you’d just been waiting for a good excuse.


Since I was a child, at the end of most every family dinner, milk drank, holding up our empty dishes as badges of membership to the ‘Clean Plate Club’, my father would rise and begin to clear the table, casually remarking in his own familiar brand of sarcasm, sincerity, and humor: “Best dinner I’ve had today.” The thing is, what he said was true and he no doubt meant it, but by placing the compliment into that time frame, he took more than genuine meaning out of it – he took that meal out of the perspective that comes with “the big picture.” This routine was just a family joke to my father, but I grew up applying it as a personal philosophy.Some philosophies you can pick and some philosophies pick you. “Sensationalism” no doubt picked me. I’ve self-diagnosed myself as a “Sensationalist” three years ago but I’ve always displayed the symptoms. It helps if you spend a great deal of time inside your own head, consume as much as possible, and have a terrible time managing your own expectations.
Go on over to 7days7authors to check out my essay, and several others. I’ll be posting on Fridays. This is a pretty personal essay of self criticism and rather telling of me and my personality.


One day I went into a 7-11 for two things: Red Bull and Suave Shampoo for Men.
What two random items have you awkwardly bought at once point in your life?
A six-pound bag of pretzels and contact solution.


Last one I promise….here is another possiblity.
Or should I just give in and get an iPhone?
Trust me, ultimately there is no other comparison to an iPhone. My friend thought he was getting close with his Verizon Upgrade. He didn’t. If you’re looking for iPhone similarities and settle for something else, you will be frustrated and disappointed. It’s like playing Alpine Racer at the Ski Mountain Arcade instead of buying a lift ticket - incomparable.

I don’t know if this is necessary. Can’t they just let a good thing be?
I agree. I do not approve. Doesn’t mean I won’t be first in line to pay my good money and see it, but, please, just rerelease the original in the theaters. It’ll be new to most people anyway.


Not only am I obsessed enough to have this many HST things posted in my room, but I also took pictures of each one and put this digital collage together.
My favorite HST quote and life mantra: “Anything worth doing is worth doing right.”
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