he'll be runnin' but he won't get far

1. Just to make this perfectly clear: I am not a cowboy, and this thing on which I am riding is not a steel horse.
   
   
2. Have my Californian emigré friends managed to wreck Portland yet? They're all buying real estate, it'll only be a few years. Let me know!
   
   
3. I'm an awkward creature when I'm trying to be friendly. I should stick with sarcasto-bastard.
   
   
4. sprol_feed is a nice view of the Apocalypse.
   
   
5. Everything is better left unsaid (Rule #6)
   
   
6. If you like you can marry me, and if you like you can buy the ring.

WHICH IS YOURS?

Until I found this on the Internet tonight, I hadn't realized what I am, and always have been, and always will be: A Glitter Graver Gothic Beauty. Why didn't you all tell me years ago? I'm off to danse in the darque, now.


Glitter - Graver: With your cheeky grin and
outgoing personality its apparent that you are
the go-getter of the scene. When you dance
people watch in awe, even though youre good and
your friends keep telling you, it hasnt turned
you into a stuck up bitch. You dont mind
lending people clothes, money or hearing them
out. You are a night personbut only if its
punctuated by strobe lights! You have that easy
going nature which sometimes leads people to
take advantage of you, but you know how to deal
with scum, short, sharp and to the point. You
wear your tight pants and fluoro accents well
with black and you are damn sexy in them too.
Your motto is Friends are Forever


What is your style of Gothic Beauty?
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Caught by Rotating Part

Hey kids! Die in an industrial accident, and the government will put you on a cool website and make you a CUSTOM COMIC!

Courtesy the Tofu Hut, we have OSHA's "Fatal Facts" site, including but not limited to: Crushed by Dump Truck Body, Struck by Nail, Fire/Explosion and of course, Struck By/Caught Between. There is no number 63; there is no number 65; this is not a Monty Python sketch. Struck By/Caught Between sounds like a Pavement album from the 90s.

Two employees were making final adjustments to a large machine in a new paper mill facility. They were using two hydraulic jacks and two 4" × 4" uprights under one end of the 6,000 lb. piece of equipment which was suspended by four ¾ threaded rods. First, the employees would jack up one end of the piece about an inch. Then, one employee would climb a set of temporary steps to hand tighten the nuts on the threaded rods. Thus, the 6,000 lb. piece was supported solely by the two vertical timbers on the heads of the hydraulic jacks. The timbers were set under a 5/8" side rail without any block or other devices between them. No cribbing, blocking, shoring or other stabilizing methods were used to secure the load after it was raised. When the end of the piece was jacked up, it fell, crushing one employee and narrowly missing the other.

I really like 1001.

I've been using this little Mac program that does things with Flickr. You can give it some tags and restrictions and it will periodically pull pics from Flickr and preview them from you in a tiny window, and then you can do stuff with the images. It's a much better uploader than Flickr's own. It's nice having a slow flow of interesting pictures coming to me throughout the day, especially nature images. Brain-soothing for me.

You may prefer goatse or transgressive sexual violence streaming into your eyeballs, it's your call.

http://1001.kung-foo.tv/

raaar

In theory I can see my friends list with protected entries and everything in my news reader (NetNewsWire), when I pass it a magic incantation that passes the cookie to Livejournal that I set in my web browser.

In theory.

In practice, it fails silently. Anyone else got this to work?