we say "shapah!"

Fortunately, Pollee was on the ball and scored us a coupla tix to the show here in Mini on August 3!!! Go Pollee!!!

If you’d like, you can watch/listen to a of Steady As She Goes directed by Jim Jarmusch.

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sometimes the simpler it is, the better: http://www.ominousdev.com/games.htm

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i knew a dude once who used to toast to hypnosis and another dude who toasted to acupuncture. they both, however, toasted to each respective discipline as a cure for alcoholism…

…dunno that i could help from at least giggling after anticipating the hypnotist softly saying stuff like “alllriiiiiiiiiiiiiight, now you’re going to relaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaax every musclllllle”

i would snort and then have to just leave or else just play along for fun cuz perrhaps i think the reverence would be pretty well beat out of it by then. so as to let them get on with it, i’d excuse myself and go get a drink of water or something.

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buttwhack.net has *officially* launched.

please stop by and register if you’d like to contribute to the idiocy that has no limits: buttwhack.net

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Band prepares to book larger venues as they draw huge, mad-dancing crowds into theaters night after night with such style and wit you just can’t resist.

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Australian researchers say a caffeine hit improves our ability to process information and increases the extent to which we listen to and take on board a persuasive message.

They tested this by quizzing people about their attitudes to voluntary euthanasia and abortion before and after either the equivalent of about two cups of coffee or a placebo.

They were also given a persuasive argument to read after having the caffeine.

The experiments showed that “caffeine increases persuasion through instigating systematic processing of the message”.

But caffeine also puts people in a better mood, which makes them more likely to agree with a message, the researchers say.

The research is posted on the Queensland University of Technology website and is submitted for publication in the European Journal of Social Psychology.

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