11 Sunday Mar 2007
That’s right … godtube.
Christians don’t use circular logic!!!
The Atheists, Agnostics, and Skeptics ask circular questions!!! (I can see through your deception heathens.)
Oy vey! What’s with the balaclava? And then there is also Creationwiki.
~Have a nice day~
03 Saturday Mar 2007
Is this place for real?
Conservapedia… “a much-needed alternative to Wikipedia, which is increasingly anti-Christian and anti-American.” Somehow I don’t think Wikipedia is worried.
The Conservapedia Commandments for posting entries include one stating that American spelling must be used. Such as “penninsuala”? No mention of using proper grammar or having to make sense (see entry on Spain below) but apparently everything posted must be “true and verifiable”.
Yeah right. Such as “Creationists can cite material showing that there is no real fossil evidence for the macroevolutionary position and that the fossil record supports creationism” (from the entry on Evolution). 🙄
Spain
Country located on the Iberian Penninsula. Borderd by the Alantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean on the east. Portuagal is located on the same penninsuala. Is the same country as was in the medieval times. And known for its famous explorers.
So what do you think? Is this a joke site or what? It’s certainly quite funny in parts.
22 Thursday Feb 2007
Posted in media, miscellany
animals & pets books, films & music christmas clothing food & drink fun stuff health & happiness holidays humour life stuff media miscellany musings quizzes rants religion resolutions retail therapy sevilla teaching trips welcome
Created by WordPress.com Tag Cloud Generator by //engtech
Isn’t this coolisimo? I’m going to use mine instead of having a longish Category list on my sidebar (though there is a link to the page there). Otherwise the cloud tag/category page can be found with my other pages, just above the header. The present version looks nicer on the page I think; it’s more spread out here.
If you want to make your own tag cloud you can find easy-to-follow instructions over at //engtech’s blog.
20 Tuesday Feb 2007
Posted in clothing, media, miscellany
I think Audrey would have liked this.
The sale of Audrey Hepburn’s iconic black dress from classic film Breakfast at Tiffany’s is to fund 15 new educational centres in India.
Yeah I know, it seems rather obscene to value a dress this much, but the end result achieved something very important and special. A nice news story, for a change.
16 Friday Feb 2007
Posted in life stuff, media, television
How has this happened?
Last week I was a happily mal-adjusted internet & intensity junkie, still managing to squeeze in a few basically necessary RL activities here and there … but since I got the new Telefónica service it seems I’m suddenly also hooked on television!
How can this be? And more importantly – where will I find the time for this?
Well okay, I haven’t actually watched all that much TV since last Tuesday, but as I find out more about what is available to watch I find myself thinking about my day in a totally different way … as in, what will I be doing at 5pm today when House is on?
It’s crazy. For about the past 14 years I haven’t thought of my television set as anything other than a means to watch video/dvd films. But now there are actually programmes and films being shown in English!!! and it’s proving too tempting to ignore. 
For example, last night Nog & I watched a couple of Simpsons episodes, which was quite fun (trust me, the Simpsons dubbed into Spanish seriously does not work). But then they put on Desperate Housewives – something I’d never seen before – and even though I wasn’t particularly enjoying it, I kept watching. Eep!
Perhaps the novelty will wear off? Maybe there is still hope? 
casa azahar 