>Ever try to fill up a salt and pepper shaker with salt and pepper packets? It takes a long time, there really isn’t that much in those things.
So I hope all are happy to hear that the individual who was lying bleeding in the cafeteria is OK. He had a seizure, fell… blood went *KASPLAT* and the forensics were there because he didn’t have ID… so they suspected possible foul play.
So if you ever are after someone, make sure they have misleading ID on them. =]~
Walgreens imitation-DayQuil is a speed-ball in a bottle. Speedball = upper + downer = confused heart/body.
With the traditional ingredients – heroin, cocaine… it can result in a Jim Balushi or Sam Kennison.
I’m so not one for either, but that’s just so you know where I’m comin’ from here if you’re unfamiliar with the nomenclature.
Well here in the ingredients for said ‘conscious cold’ medicine we have a downer: Deoxymethorphan, and an upper: Psudoephedrine. I’m wondering why I’m feeling so twitchy and needing to stretch… and I think that might have something to do with it. I also had caffeine which intensifies the effect of the psudoephedrine… so my body is so not sure what to do right now, but it knows one thing – my nose is clear and I’m not feeling sick… at least until everything wears off.
Pop culture here I come! Doo do doo, dum dum dum dum.
I saw a kid walking down the street today, maybe 12 or 13. He had his headphones on… crossed the street in front of me at the light. Another somewhat large guy was walking towards the intersection, coming from the street behind me – he also had his headphones on. The kid crossed the street and looked right at the other guy, direct eye contact as far as I could tell, then looked back ahead and kept walking. Now I’m not exactly city-wise. I’m not sure what you’re supposed to do, and can only assume what you’re not… but this surprised me. I figured the kid, when confronted with the large man, would keep his head down, and plow ahead. I don’t know what I expected to happen, like after glancing right at the guy… he was going to steamroll a kid? It just made me think, so it made it here.
I’m going to put another shameless plug because there’s some new games, specials, and various doo-dads. I posted a link to ‘Enter The Matrix’ the other day… will be updating soon with new recommended games. I want to do separate pages for all these things – but unfortunately I have not had the time to do so. I’m gaining my ambition back — like being able to sit down and work out a page. I finished one for the housemates the other day. We don’t have a whiteboard, so we have a blog-board. I centered it around “The Matrix” just cause it’s the most techno-centric topic I could find pictures of =] I used the one where he’s looking down the hall and it’s all code, including the agents at the end. The blog hovers over the center square, and the background is staticly placed with a semi-transparent see-behind-the-text-to-the-background sort of thing goin on. It’s cool… I like it.
…and no — I’m not going to post a link to it, everyone doesn’t need to know who cleaned the kitchen and who bought toiletpaper. =]
Was I going to post some links? Yes?
Well then:
Thai King files rain machine patent, next up: ice machine for hell.
75 PS2s running Linux, all working cooperatively = supercomputer < $50,000
Here’s some nifty javascript code to help with that fancy-schmancy DHTML you’re trying to code.
Blog Noise considered a problem.
OxyContin side effects may include clipping one’s lawn with scissors.
…and who would have thought alchohol can boost… good… judgement? You mean like… driving?
Australia didn’t actually -do- anything in regards to Iraq, so they’re helping to pay for it.
What are they trying to do to children?
US Plans their own “deathcamp”
For those into history, a little somethin’-somethin’ on Billy the Kid
Atari in a joystick.
