SaggyBalls

He was probably still too high to remember that is the best way to go.

Well, he IS a lesbian...

This topic demands detail, as grey areas/smudging the issue has been happening ever since the fight against racism began. I'm not skeptical. I never doubted the FOCUS of this study, which (to me) seemed to be about people minimizing their reactions to racism and the social workings of 'us versus them' social pressure therein. I do find it curious that anyone would think that these findings are at all a shock. "how would I react...well I'd stand up for the other person"...yeah...you'd like to think that you would, but you'd really try to minimize the situation, or would fail to act because you wouldn't be prepared to pass a 'test' on it. (not you TB...well...maybe...but i sincerely doubt it) Of course in a land where more often than not the distinction is white/non-white, the issue if big. It's all but totally ruined the stereotypical distinctions between ethnic, cultural, and racial groups. I wonder what kind of an impact Star Wars, and a lesser degree, Star Trek, LOTR and other SF (Supposed fiction...fantasy, science fiction) movies, TV, and stories has had on young people. Seeing so many different kinds of 'people' with vast differences between them, interacting and working together happily or otherwise.

Beck's Midnite Vultures comes to mind when I think of Prince influence

Harper likes Bush??

When it lets go, Huxxy you'd better watch out.

For some reason this thread seemed to call out to me.

isn't that essentially the same article? "Published in the Jan. 9 issue of the journal Science, "Mispredicting Affective and Behavioural Responses to Racism" examines why acts of blatant racism against blacks still occur with alarming regularity, even though being labelled as a racist in modern society has become a powerful stigma. " Because to many people there can be a difference between being racist and being 'A' racist. a label or a descriptor...

zero's been full of good calls this internetty week.

+1

free on weekends!!! awesome.

I think i'd avoid having anything with the name 'pampered chef' on it if the alternative could come with a cheese grater and maybe even some shamwows.

recipe's been over for a long time...but still, it'd be awesome to see that band again.

Bestest? Giggles.

bonerroo...ha Up until this year I never really thought about Bonnaroo, but part of that to me now would be the trip down/back. I haven't been to the southeast USA and there's undoubtedly a lot of potential for a big trip like that. I'm thinking about the camping down and back (if it's a 2, 3, or 5 day journey), and maybe even spending a day or 2 with family in the area, as I have relatives in Tennesee. It would be great to get into the mountains for even a day around there, and who knows...maybe an atlantic sunrise/mountain sunset day in there somewhere. Of course it's a huge stinky, sketchy festival but in the coming months, there's a lot of potential to make some amazing plans. Catch shows or cities along the way? The East is an amazing place and we'll only see the summer tours flesh out as time goes on. Ever think about going down but opting out of the festival? I bet you could carpool to help pay some gas on a great summer vacation and go to some smaller events.

no late night phish leaves them free to mingle

So when can I come over with my hard drive?

but does the pampered chef version open to clean? I don't mind Vince.

i don't think phelps has anything to worry about for the rest of his life. too bad he publically called it regrettable.

No late night phish leaves them free to cameo.

the 'many' wasn't announced, just foreshadowed...

If I had a fretless I'd be making that mwahh sound just as much...screw technique it's fun as hell. You guys should try to play a show with RAQ. I could only imagine that a Hypsys show wouldn't leave me with much time to groove, so I'd have to be immersed in craziness all night. Nice sounds. Good luck down there.

that's actually a product that I've wanted thanks, Esau

It was TOTALLY Jamie and the Magic Torch! Belle and Sebastian was also a favourite. And the BarbaPapas. There was also this stop motion show that had evil mechanic monsters that looked like steam engines. It had the most amazing score. I bet the 'composers' had an awful lot of fun with synthesizers and tape echo machines. Again, if you remember the name of that, i appreciate these little things. (thank you thank you thank you schwa)