I think I just figured out why priests wear those flowing robes…
The look on The Pope’s face pretty much proves one of two things:
He’s not gay, or he’s really pissed that he’s so fucking old.
Wit, Wisdom, and Whimsy. (your mileage may vary)
December 15, 2010
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I think I just figured out why priests wear those flowing robes…
The look on The Pope’s face pretty much proves one of two things:
He’s not gay, or he’s really pissed that he’s so fucking old.
December 12, 2010
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My sister knows me too well!
December 12, 2010
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SOUTH VALLEY SKEPTICS: devoted to furthering the cause of rational thinking--no matter how much it hurts.
South Valley Skeptics has established it’s website, in the cause of promoting critical thinking skills. Visit them at www.sovalskeptics.org, and check out the recently published articles. Look for future activities and updates to this rational-thinking website!
December 11, 2010
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December 9, 2010
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December 7, 2010
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December 6, 2010
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For about the past week or so, my computer has been sending little messages to my computer god Ted, saying it was having a bit of a problem. He monitors my computers remotely, and started getting notices of an issue with one of the two hard drives. Bad sectors, or corrupt thingamajigs, or some such highly technical geek talk that quickly outpaces my level of understanding. (I know just enough about computers to either fix minor problems, or really screw them up big time!)
Anyway, he let me know one of my drives was probably dying, and that I had better do something about it. I planned to check into the problem this weekend, once I was on days-off from work. Of course, the computer decided not to wait. The drive died early Friday morning, disappearing from the Hardware Devices page, and everywhere else you might expect to find it.
Crap! All my blogging stuff was on that drive! (Rule #1! Back it all up on DVDs!) While not the end of the world, it was a going to be a royal pain, since recovering all that data was going to take some work. It’s all out there on the interweb thingy, but man… that was going to eat up a lot of time and effort to track it all down and save it somewhere else.
So, Friday, it dies. Then… IT’S A MIRACLE! Sunday afternoon, it’s alive again! Quick! Blog files backed up to an external hard drive, then to a DVD. Whew! I think I have it all.
I’m calling it my Jesus drive. It died, and on the third day it rose from the dead! Hallelujah!
Now I’m waiting to see if it decides to ascend into heaven sometime in the near future. It’s OK, it can go into the light if it wants, I’ve got what I wanted. I’ve blessed it with copious amounts of my Holy Ministrations (yes, I can do that. I’m a High Priest. Really. Check it out here). Blessings of a non-denominational, secular nature, of course. Dry blessings, since electronics and Holy Water don’t get along. Kind of like vampires and Holy Water. Sort of. Same kind of smoke ensues from both if you get them wet. Not much in the way of screams, at least not from the computer. Sparks, sometimes. Not much fun to be around in either case, regardless.
If the ascension thing happens, Ill let you know.
NASA Geek – Opportunity at Santa Maria Crater, Mars
December 16, 2010
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Designed to last 90 sols (Martian days of about 24 hours and 37 minutes), Mars Rover Opportunity took this picture at Santa Maria Crater yesterday, December 15, 2010, on Sol 2450. Santa Maria, visible in the background, is about 100 yards across. Opportunity will explore the crater for a few weeks, and then continue it’s cross country trek to Endurance Crater. Photo Credit: NASA
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