Today, at my elementary school, a 5th grader shot himself in the groin.
I left there in 3rd grade, so I never got to be gun-toting cool.
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Today, at my elementary school, a 5th grader shot himself in the groin.
I left there in 3rd grade, so I never got to be gun-toting cool.
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The whole lifestyle section in the Chronicle this morning is designated as a “Superbowl Free Zone”. I literally laughed out loud.
The Chronicle says:
“Most official Super Bowl parties this week are private, invitation-only soirees, such as Maxim and Playboy magazines’ celebrity-magnet events. Or they are free street bashes, such as the downtown Main Event concert jams, where few, if any, boldfaced name personalities will be mixing and mingling with Houston’s hoi polloi.” –chron
Come on down.
Dress warmly. And to keep out the rain.
Party, like it’s 1,999 of your best friends on a thursday. (7:30 – Molly & the Ringwalds)
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If you didn’t hear Wait, Wait this weekend, you missed the Dean Scream Buzzer and attempts at immitation and an attempt to parse the administration’s latest statement on weapons of mass desctruction – worth the price of admission itself.
If you have Quicktime. (you should)
And you have a while to watch. (don’t we all?)
And if you’re a bit geeky about the computers. (I know you are.)
And especially if you’re geeky about music. (I know you and you are.)
You should watch Steve Job’s MacWorld keynote from last week.
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Fishnets catch on, once again
Patterns, colors go from sexy to subtle
Jan. 7, 2004, 10:42PM
By STEPHANIE SHAPIRO
Copyright 2004 Baltimore SunNo matter how old you are, fishnet stockings probably have made at least one appearance in your life, if not your wardrobe. Continue reading