Delicious LiveJournal Links for 2-7-2009

• Life on Atlantis
  This was part of the "whole being," and we did not appear to age physically and often lived to 200 years old. Others had sex with animals, or part human - part animal beings, such as a horses body with a man's head, and a very large penis. It was in these days that they could transplant things successfully and there were many that did this for sexual purposes.
  (tags: failure ha trainwreck newage foodcourtdruids atlantis)
   
• Child Porn Pandemic as Police Estimate 600,000 Americans, 65,000 Canadians Trading Child Porn Online
  Dr. Judith Reisman, an internationally-recognized author, scientist, and educator specializing in sexual perversion, says the growing appetite for child pornography corresponds to the "pornographic, erototoxic epidemic."
  (tags: sex failure religion via:kellyramsey psychoceramics cranks strangelove erototoxins trainwreck pseudoscience)
   
• Sharkify - Sharks On-Demand
  Sharkify is the #1 shark service worldwide, giving websites fear around the world. Sharkify any website
  (tags: ha via:deusx webdev webtoys sharks widgets)
   
• "Jonesy's Jukebox" runs out of nickels | Pop
  Steve Jones' radio show ate it along with Indie 103. Too bad; he was an entertaining bastard.
  (tags: via:whatevernevermind radio indie losangeles sexpistols punk history)
   
• Art Threat: Do-it-yourself pirate radio kits available now
  Ever wanted to make your own pirate radio station? Well, you're in luck. The folks at Free Radio Berkeley have put together a short video that walks you through the actual making of a 10 watt FM transmitter. That's enough radio juice to broadcast in a 3-4 mile radius.
  (tags: howto radio pirateradio)

MEXICAN SPICE BARRIO

MEXICAN SPICE BARRIO, originally uploaded by conradh.

At the rich people market, the Mexican spices are next to the exit, with boxes piled around them.

It can be done, so it must be done?

Yes, you can ship your twitter updates daily to Livejournal. But why? What is being accomplished? Tweets are ephemeral by design. If you said "my boyfriend's bringing me cake" at 1300 and "anyone at UCLA know if Parking Log 3B is full?" at 1500 and "Goddamnit I forgot to buy beets" at 1800, why should everyone know about all of these at once the next day?

Can anyone explain why you'd want to post your list of tweets to your Livejournal?