Kanada Kev

Thank You ... that's been puzzling me for some time now

And the finale:

Thank you for referring to the Letterman appearance. I'm watching the roast right now http://youtube.com/watch?v=KWO5ub-c6R8

http://www.bruceeisner.com/new_culture/2007/01/happy_birthday_.html

Or his minds were on more important things than the war ... like dinner. What TRUE Texan is NOT thinking of steak

ALPO NATO what's the difference? One of these days dogs and cats will live in unison and there will be peace on earth.

Hi Al, Happy New Year buddy. I'm sure you saw Rick Nielsen (Cheap Trick) on the Colbert Report the other week during Guitarmaggedon. In case you didn't, here are some vid links: http://www.comedycentral.com/motherload/index.jhtml?ml_video=79952 I didn't know that Nielsen had composed the Colbert Report theme song!

For sure this is NOT TO MISS TV. I'm so happy that The Daily Show and Colbert Report are back on this week. That break was starting to make me suffer from withdrawal.

LOL ... nice cross-thread reference and attention to detail (72 hour effects ). Too bad you wouldn't remember a thing, but at least you'd be good entertainment for all those who are complaining about who IS on stage :) later . . . Kanada Kev =8)

Raiding an emabassy/consulate is the equivalent of invading a sovereign nation is it not? WTF?

Come on ... don't ya trust Bush? He's only doing what god is telling him to do. Besides, the Rapture will come before this crusade is over and they'll all vanish in the air leaving us to live in hell on earth. The timing on all these events is mind-boggling. He's doing what he's doing because he CAN. He has no fear of a backlash. He's happy to do this, and he knows he'll be walking away from it all at the end of this term. It'll give them fuel to lash out at whoever the next president will be as they try to clean up his mess. IMHO, he is the most jeuvenile person i've ever seen hold such an important position.

WHOA! And everyone's scared of nukes?! There are a LOT of scary possibilities out there. Yikes.

sounds good ... maybe you could write a song and make a movie for me with footage of my two little munchkins (2 and 4 years old )

Jacob's Ladder ... forgot about that movie. I remember it being pretty cool at the time. As for the quantity of BZ, that may have been loosely related to this story that the author tells in the interview: RU: Got any of that stuff left? JK: Well, there was 40 pounds left in my office one day in a big black barrel… RU: Oh yes! Do tell the story of the canister. JK: I was chief of the department at that point. When I came into work one day, I noticed that there was a big, black, sort of oil barrel-type drum in the corner of the room. And no one said anything, or told me anything about it. So after a couple of days, my curiosity overcame me. After everyone had gone home, I opened it up and pulled out a jar. And I looked and saw that it was about 3.41623 kilograms of LSD. And so were the rest of the jars. RU: Drop that baby on Iran and see what happens. JK: But after another couple of days, the barrel was gone! I never heard anything; I never got a receipt for it. The LSD there was probably worth about a billion dollars on the street. And it just stayed there for a few days and went away.

This sounds like a really wild read and bizarre set of experiments. Last year I learned a lot about the psychedelic experiments launched by the US gov't in the 20th century reading this book: Now, I come across an article online that takes me to a site of a new book about one of the experiments in particular with the drug "BZ" Sounds scary, but looks like a fun read. Here is the books website http://forgottensecrets.net/ Excerpts and interviews at the bottom of this post. Hallucinogenic Weapons: The Other Chemical Warfare http://www.10zenmonkeys.com/2007/01/10/hallucinogenic-weapons-the-other-chemical-warfare/ and here http://www.10zenmonkeys.com/excerpts-from-chemical-warfare-secrets-almost-forgotten/

I can't believe that MLS doesn't have a 2007 schedule up yet (other than the first 3 weeks). Good luck getting a ticket if LA comes to town.

Eggsactly ... still looking for anudder invite I was able to get a great download (from another site) a while back called ALLADOBE DVD. It's got all of their main titles on one disc. Never had a problem with any of 'em. Later . . . Kanada Kev =8) np: GD rehearsal jam 1982 http://streamos.rhino.com/download/rhino/gdead/tapers/gd_rehearsaljam1_jan1-7.mp3

It'll be PRICEY!! $849USD If you need a cheaper copy (free) let me know .

I remember Jake the Snake from that documentary from about 5 years ago (Beyond the Mat). It was really quite pathetic. He was going to really small county fairs, staying in fleabag motels, and smoking crack. In his day, he was on of my favs ... DDT DDT DDT Just looked him up. Yup, friggin' born again ... even at the time of Beyond the Mat. What a weird life he's had. Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Roberts Jake "The Snake" Roberts AKA Aurelian Smith, Jr. Born: 30-May-1955 Birthplace: Stone Mountain, GA Gender: Male Religion: Born-Again Christian Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Wrestling Nationality: United States Executive summary: Former crack addict, pro wrestler Former crackophile and pro wrestler Jake "The Snake" Roberts. Father: Aurelian Smith, Sr. (known as Grizzly Smith) Wife: Cheryl Roberts (div., 4 children) Girlfriend: Judy unknown detox facility Failure to Pay Child Support warrant issued 1999 Driving While Intoxicated Warren, OH Jun-2001 Leaving the Scene of an Accident Warren, OH Jun-2001 Failure to Appear England Nov-2004 Animal Cruelty Hertfordshire, England convicted in absentia 2-Nov-2004 Drug Possession: Cocaine Banks Crossing, GA Jan-2005 Risk Factors: Cocaine FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Beyond the Mat (22-Oct-1999) Himself

It's not just Bratz, but Elmos and puppies too!!! There's always a way http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/badguys/070108/elmo_puppy_dogs_and_other_drug.htm Elmo, Puppy Dogs, and Other Drug Smugglers What do Elmo the Muppet and cute, cuddly puppy dogs have in common? They were both caught smuggling dope in 2006. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is honoring '06 with The Year in Pictures, an online photo essay of some of its most noteworthy cases. I'm reprinting here a few of the highlights. (All photos and captions below are courtesy of the DEA.) We start with a bust that somehow eluded me, of an alleged meth trafficking ring that had the gall to recruit Sesame Street's Elmo to smuggle its dastardly dope. The Elmo dolls each held as much as 4 pounds of meth, which were smuggled by a Latino gang from California to Colorado, according to the feds. The fellow in the suit, holding the suspect below, is Jeffrey Sweetin, special agent in charge of the DEA's Rocky Mountain Field Division. Sources say the muppet was presumed armed and dangerous. Oct. 25, 2006: A large methamphetamine distribution organization based in Greeley, Colo., used Elmo dolls to smuggle methamphetamine. The investigation, which began in September 2005, has resulted in the seizure of over 45 pounds of high quality ICE methamphetamine, 1.1 kilos of cocaine, and $59,000 in cash. As if preying on poor Elmo weren't enough, here's a shot from a February case in which Colombian traffickers smuggled liquid heroin surgically implanted into the bodies of live puppies. Yuk. Talk about bad guys ... (For more shots of the puppies, check out this DEA update.) http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/pubs/pressrel/pr020106a.html 2006: DEA arrested 22 heroin traffickers based out of Medellin, Colombia, who used puppies to smuggle drugs. The drug traffickers surgically implanted packets of liquid heroin into purebred dogs. All of the puppies who survived were adopted by local families and are still doing well today. Here's another case, which somehow escaped my attention, of a budding Bay Area entrepreneur who allegedly mimicked popular candy bars and soft drinks with pot-laced recipes. As DEA's Special Agent in Charge Francisco Peña put it, "In a way, this case sort of answers the question, 'What will they think of next?' " March 16, 2006: DEA arrested 12 people in the San Francisco Bay Area and seized hundreds of marijuana-laced candy and soft drinks. Some of the product labels seized by investigators included Stoney Ranchers, Munchy Way, Rasta Reece's, Buddafingers, and Pot Tarts. Finally, here's a shot of the largest of more than 20 tunnels the feds have uncovered along the U.S.-Mexico border since 9/11. Give the crooks credit for ingenuity, if nothing else. Jan. 26, 2006: DEA and ICE agents uncovered a massive cross-border drug tunnel between the U.S. and Mexico. The cement lined passage linked warehouses in Tijuana, Mexico, and Otay Mesa, Calif. The nearly 1,000-yard tunnel came complete with electricity, ventilation, and over 2 tons of marijuana.

Livingstoned ... hope your pms ain't too bad Good to see Del's concerned about it .

Congrats and Good Luck BoB!! Here's to you and your wife. We'll be thinking of you this weekend and wishing you the best. Safe travels. Later . . . Kanada Kev =8)

Scary shit ... it's real people! RFID'ing money is a biggie. It allows those who control the money to know exactly where it's all going, what it's being spent on, and (though RFID passports, etc.) by who!!! Again, this shit is all in the doc America: Freedom to Fascism. http://www.freedomtofascism.com/ I'll make a copy for anyone interested Later . . . Kanada Kev =8)

Too busy the last couple of nights. There's a possibility it'll get done tonight, but I just don't know Shit, I've got it here at work. Maybe i should be watching it right now on my lunch hour Cheers, Kanada Kev =8)

This guy is pretty good: http://www.bubbygram.com/jgarciamcca.htm