paisley

Happy Birthday Suppa-Star!!!

my old personal favorite: timeline

(had to go searching to find it again, but love this clock... not necessarily very new yearsy, but I can just sit and watch it for uncomfortably long periods of time (woohoo!)... thanks for bringing up the topic!)

this one'll push your sketch over the edge

more - kinda like the mickey mouse one of these

from today's qotd:

Maturity is a bitter disappointment for which no remedy exists, unless laughter can be said to remedy anything.

- Kurt Vonnegut

keep it fun brother, happy birthday

keep it weird, buddy.

is the only way I know how

thankyas agains

heard this the other night... a truly amazing musician, one of my early favorites

rest in peace Oscar

hope you have a ragin and happy happy birthday Todd

cheers my brother!

is plan

thank ya kindly beautifuls... its all smiles here

here's an old link I just bumped into again: Index of /pub/multimedia/jamz

yar

comin to save the... Happy (belated) Birthday KarinGarage!

many moons back was also the first day of paisley

yar

all the best! :thumbup:

Always a great mix at the Casbah, good job.

Wed Dec 19th, Spherical Christmas Party

featuring acts such as LURE, TWO-MINUTE MIRACLES and SQUARE ROOT OF MARGARET.

Square Root of Margaret are from Chatham and have been one of my favs for ten years now. Check 'em out, I'd love to hear what folks think of them. Guitary space indie pop.. or so. Lure, TMM, others.. both rooms rockin' should be a good night!

nice... already planning to attend the Spherical party, lot of tres good folk involved with the spherical productions crowd (Hunter Eves is under their wing and also performing, lounge-side)... will make the effort to remember and check out square root bb, have heard the name lotsa times

Canada got pwned in the negotiating. Baird comes off looking like a hack, and the rest of the developed world scoffs at us. Great stuff.

From the article:

NUSA DUA, Indonesia — After a failed attempt to block an agreement, Canada found itself isolated at the Bali conference Saturday and grudgingly accepted a new accord to set a target of 25 to 40 per cent for cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions by wealthy countries by the end of the next decade.

Environment Minister John Baird spoke against the ambitious target, but found himself virtually alone. Only Russia supported him – so he withdrew his objection, sparking a lengthy burst of applause from other countries.

Mr. Baird also failed in his attempt to gain commitments by China, India and other developing nations to reduce their fast-growing emissions.

“We weren't pleased with the language that weakened and watered-down the agreement that was adopted here, but it's better than no agreement,†he told reporters later.

Nice spin fuck-head.

god do we ever need a new gov't.

yep... brutal

heading down in a short while... if you're in le Hamilton you should think about goin too... been kicking myself for a year since missing the last one

awesome indeed

just for Hux

Cheers from here miss!

remember, all good Sag's start the party at the strike of midnight... have a kick ass birthday!

grrr *shaking fist

thats obviously so not a super creepy red-neck goatee

will trade 9 unused Oink invites

(PM me if you'd rather a couple to Demonoid)

partial to the June 11, '94 from Red Rocks (3rd song set 1)

whole first set is crazy on, top of the wave

have only bumped into the FM broadcast but its still great sound quality (aside from the rock radio dj girl who tries to go for commercial during a spacey moment before someone abruptly turns her mic off)

saw Dave Thomas on The Hour a while back... fans of Bob and Doug will enjoy the interview (<- linked)

come out come out Del fo sho (a Stapes sighting was cool today)

when I watch the video the caption that jumps in my head is:

"Good Morning! We'd like to ask permission to take your daughter to the prom."

(Harper Bali P.T.A.)

imagine someone else has already brought this up but guess the age of Canada leading by example on the environmental front is behind us

our new stance seems to be telling other countries we'll clean up our act as much as they clean up their act... which makes it look like no one will clean up much of anything and just make feeble green-ish gestures and point accusing fingers at one another

though I know the arguments for Harper's do nothing stance I still find it petty and demoralizing... yes, the third world has to be considerate of climate change while they trying to balance feeding their hundreds of millions of poor but I don't see why we have to base our performance on that of others... yes the U.S., China, and parts of Russia and India will continue to pollute more than their share... Canada has striven to be a world leader on the environmental front since the seventies... sad to see the country fall more in tow with the wealthy western nation status quo who are primarily concerned with the big bucks and power while turning a convenient blind eye towards what's good for the planet