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It makes me wonder about the homeless that received a copy of TGRR's rant that I passed out last week, and if they have been enlightened. Just passing them out gave me a warm fuzzy.

Damn... Suu, you're too deadpan sometimes.

Especially when I've had a wine-induced headache for a couple of days and haven't made my AM trip to the Dunkin' yet.

Yes, and I was totally joking. I'm no advocate for our country's war machine.

I actually watched a show with that girl (the one with her clothes burned off) and how she is today. I believe she lives in the US out west somewhere.

They have officially blocked Youtube at work. My existence is now meaningless.

Shit, if a kid was shooting at me, I'd fucking coat it's ass in flaming Styrofoam too!

hey LMNO, is there a way that you can get me the PDF via email or another link? Unfortunately it's blocked at work for "personal storage and backup".

Damn the man.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/6306665.stm

Jane Fonda....what a way to shoot yourself in the foot as an anti-war protest....at least pick someone with some credibility as to the interests of the troops.

Fuck her. If she would have been more pro-active for our POWs in Vietnam maybe, just MAYBE I'd have respect for her efforts. But any representative of our country, woman, celebrity, or not, that goes to a foreign country in which thousands of our troops are dying and imprisoned and practically SPITS in the face of her own countrymen is NOT someone I want leading a protest. She's a traitor in my opinion, and I wish that Charlie would have fucked her shit up.

Was it the 40 year old fat man reference or the general anger that gave it away?

I am really an aux of TGRR.

Britishness,Ñ¢!

That's like me trusting ECH to give me a tour of St. Thomas...An island...in the Caribbean...

Whereas I work in the same city as LMNO and never plan to meet him. I like that air of mystery in my life.

 

Some fucking hobo
Slipped on ice and broke his neck
In Boston Common

...which wouldn't shock me if it happened.

Next Topic: Why the Galactic Empire wasn't evil

BEIJING, China (Reuters) -- Chinese Communist Party chief Hu Jintao has vowed to "purify" the Internet, state media reported on Wednesday, describing a top-level meeting that discussed ways to master the country's sprawling, unruly online population.

Hu made the comments as the ruling party's Politburo -- its 24-member leading council -- was studying China's Internet, which claimed 137 million registered users at the end of 2006.

Hu, a straitlaced communist with little sympathy for cultural relaxation, did not directly mention censorship.

But he made it clear that the Communist Party was looking to ensure it keeps control of China's Internet users, often more interested in salacious pictures, bloodthirsty games and political scandal than Marxist lessons.

The party had to "strengthen administration and development of our country's Internet culture", Hu told the meeting on Tuesday, according to the official Xinhua news agency.

"Maintain the initiative in opinion on the Internet and raise the level of guidance online," he said. "We must promote civilized running and use of the Internet and purify the Internet environment."

In 2006, China's Internet users grew by 26 million, or 23.4 percent, year on year, to reach 10.5 percent of the total population, the China Internet Network Information Center said on Tuesday.

The vast majority of those users have no access to overseas Chinese Web sites offering uncensored opinion and news critical of the ruling party.

But even in heavily monitored China, news of official misdeeds and dissident opinion has been able to travel through online bulletin boards and blogs.

Hu told officials to intensify control even as they seek to release the Internet's economic potential. "Ensure that one hand grasps development while one hand grasps administration," he said.

I think I'm going to hand some over to the bums in front of South Station on my way home. Bwahahaha.

"I don't have any money, but here's some guidance..."