
And it also wants to make Dr. Oz into "Droz."

Symmetrical? Sure. But I have to wonder what this says about my mind.
brucine (broo'-seen), 1) n. Pharm., Chem. a bitter, poisonous alkaloid, C23H26N2O4, obtained from the nux vomica tree; 2) n. Bruce Bortin's 'low-impact' weblog
Silicone. As realized, not so great.
Not what I was hoping for, but it has some interesting dynamical geometry:
Music: Thanks, http://www.didjshop.com/sounds/trevor1st.mp3
Why don't you ever see a garment the color of dryer lint? That bluish grey, or the purply color? I guess they're averages, not real colors.
Extensive set here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dumbeast/sets/72157623037973418/
I don't really understand how I got nearly right-angle trails on this shot. It was a 6-second exposure, and after a five-count, I tipped the tripod to the left, pivoting on two of the feet.
Last leg of the journey home.
Rincon to BART to Flood Building to BART to 19th St to 17th St to Alice St, home.
Photo by Mary Foran
...by not buying one of these budget trees which are too tall anyways.
I bought this big jar of pickles today. When I got it home, I wanted to put it in the fridge.
I wonder if it'll fit in the door. How deep is the door? I have no idea. It seems like that would be a worthwhile thing to know.
I thought about it. Why haven't I ever measured that?
Because, in my mind, the fridge is a 'keeping things cold' environment. It's not a 'getting measured' environment.
I've overcome that. Now I know.
All I've got to do now is measure everything that I could ever possibly want to put in the door of the fridge.
Then I'll be all set.
Krazy Kat
March 31, 1931
George Herriman
from "Krazy & Ignatz--A Kat a'Lilt with Song" Fantagraphics Books
Nux Vomica is a natural source of Brucine
Well, sure, if you say so.
But I don't see how they're anything like equivalent technologies.
"Bridge Out-Please Play Oboe"
"Damn, the network's down again.
Could you be an angel and preheat the oven to 350 degrees?"
"I've never liked this show. Where's that shovel?"
by Adam Green
2008
Congratulations, Adam!
I don't know about you, but I see more than a casual similarity between Adam's piece, originally from 2008, and the current image from Safeway's SAVE campaign.
In the Safeway ad, the letters are made up of post-its with marked down prices rather than potato chips, but visually they're nearly indistinguishable. Same font and everything. I'm just sayin'.