I have a prescription to take 4 x 1000mg (4g) of fish oil gel-caps per day. This costs me $39.76 for a 30 day supply (120) under the brand name of Lavaza or Omacor. My insurance company saves me $120.23 for this. I purchased a non-prescription (OTC) amount of (200) x 1200mg softgels for $14.00! This saves me $33.46 per month! That saves me $401.52 per year! That is a total savings of $1,844.28 per year! I plan to consult my Cardio center if 3600mg/day is sufficient.
Also they have no fishy aftertaste. FishTaste? This is the phonetic Yiddish word for "Do you understand?
Today, I replaced one of my oak kitchen cabinet doors, that was painted with high gloss oil-based almond paint, with an oak door that was not painted. It was not wanted in another unit in my community. I wish all of the paint on my cabinetry to be removed. I love oak. All of my living room and bedroom furniture are oak.
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Monday, October 15, 2007
You might be an Aspie if...
This is a collection of phrases that I most identify with, in regard to its intention, motivation, theme, and meaning. Sometimes it is exact. Examples include Star Trek, South Park, Blog, and T-shirt.
"If it takes you 5 minutes to explain where the mayonnaise is in the refrigerator.....you might be an Aspie"
"If you would rather eat broken glass than go to a sorority party....you might be an Aspie"
...when someone says, "Now take a minute and picture -in your head- something or other", you wonder why it would be necessary to suggest it, because you always have pictures in your head.
...when you get old you know you will be "an old lady with cats" (or dogs, or ferrets, or lizards.
...you want to sky-dive or bungee jump, but you wouldn't do it if you had to drive through traffic to get there.
...if when you were a kid, and other kids wanted to play ball, you wanted to turn toy cars over and spin their wheels.
...on the one hand you think you are the most interesting person you know, but not too many other people are trying to get to know you.
...you have learned to say "why" in several different languages.
...your boss says, "Do such and such", and you can't do it until you know "why", because you are not going to waste your time on doing something that doesn't make sense.
...if you refused to let your grown son get rid of his Lego's, because you wanted to have the option of playing with them yourself again.
...you get extremely disappointed in yourself if you don't know something when you need to know it because you really "SHOULD" know that.
...you choose the grocery aisle that you go down based on whether or not there are any other people (children) in that aisle.
...you knew years ahead of time that you weren't going to the senior prom. (I did not know what it was)
...the word "Hallmark" makes you think "When you care enough to send the very best", and you can remember tons of those kinds of "ad" lines and you use them in everyday speech.
...if you recognize yourself in the "you might be an Aspie" jokes and you don't know if you should laugh or cry.
...you are middle aged and going to college and petrified by the question "what is your major" because you don't know if it should be, English, Russian, Art, Art History, Psychology or whatever your next interest will be, OR if you should pursue your own personalized major program in Eremitic Studies or Anti-Social Science.
...if the thought, "there has to be a pattern to this" is a major theme of your life.
...if you were a treker long before there were such things (when the show started in 1970?, I don't remember numbers.) (10 extra points if you are a female)
...if the word "logic" goes right to your heart but the word "love" usually bounces off of it.
...if you been driving a car with someone in the passenger seat who's voice was too quiet and you reached for the volume control on the radio to turn up the the sound of their voice. (OK, that's just strange....but true)
...if you absolutely hate news reporters who go up to the grieving widow and say, "Are you sad?, tell us exactly how sad are you?". I want the widow to say, "Of course I'm sad you idiot, see the tears? My husband was just shot, fool!" They're just a bunch of vampires, the news media. (rant)
...if you think cataclysm is a really great word. Catamaran, catatonic, catalyst, Catalan, catalogue, catastrophe all great words, and they start with CAT, which is neat, too. Patagonia is a neat word, too. And sassafras.
...if you think an old fashioned egg beater is a very cool toy.
...you go to see a psychologist a bit worried that he might tell you that you are imagining that you are on the autism spectrum, and the visit goes well, especially when you catch yourself watching the ceiling fan blades lazily spinning....then you go look in the fancy shops nearby and about an hour of this window shopping, etc., you realize that you have had your sweater on inside out since you left home...
and then you can't wait to tell the psychologist that you did that because it's funny and so typically Aspie.
--you make sure to describe the whole sweater on inside-out incident on your blog.
You get irritated when people come up to talk to you when you are doing something important like; staring at a wall, trying to find a space in your mind that is not overwhelmed by noise and imposing people with their desire to converse.
...you always liked the phrase "deja vu" and have experienced it, of course, but you were really happy when you learned about,"jamais vu", because it's always nice to know that the psychologists have picked pretty sounding French words to describe your problems.
...your teacher commands every one in the room to pair-off to discuss a topic and you are extremely relieved that no one wants to be your partner.
...you are extremely grateful for online tax preparation because:
a)no one has to try to decipher your handwriting,
b)you don't have to see or talk to anyone to file your taxes, not even the people at the post office...
...you feel somehow privileged to have insights into the subject of cultural anthropology because you have been studying anthropo's your whole life trying to figure out what makes their culture tick. (it's Temple Grandin who compared herself an "anthropologist on Mars")
...you have a t-shirt with the word Aspie on it.
...you tell people you have a "neurodevelopmental disorder" and you kind of hope that they don't ask what that means.
...you think "Cure Autism Now" ought to be called "Eliminate Autistics Now" and it makes you mad.
YMBAAI: You find it extraordinarily annoying to hear someone say the same thing multiple times, but you do that same thing yourself, that is, say things multiple times. Did I tell you that I hate hearing other people say things multiple times, but that I do the very same thing? Multiple times?
…the Jehovah's Witnesses missionaries who rang your doorbell fell over in a dead faint when you answered the door because you were so engrossed with whatever, and you like being nude in the privacy of your own house and rushed to answer the door without putting on a bathrobe.
…you go into a tizzy because a family member who ought to know better gives as a birthday present something you already have.
…your idea of a date is to lie under the stars with your partner of the evening and discuss which of the visible stars will become a black hole the soonest.
…you almost go into a panic when you discover that a picture or other wall-mounted item is hanging 1° off perpendicular, and you feel compelled to straighten it out, even if it's not in your own home.
…you not only line things up, you always line them up in a symmetrical arrangement.
…you're disappointed that the latest close-approaching meteor is not, after all, going to hit Earth because you've been fascinated by cataclysms and catastrophism ever since you first saw "When Worlds Collide" and it scared the bejeebers out of you, and you really want to see what a real cataclysm would be like.
…you tend to regard the world as your personal scientific experiment, with you playing Mad Scientist to the hilt.
...you constantly forget taking the trash out even if you walk past it all the time because it isn't on your mental agenda of things to do.
..if you spend hours trying to figure out how someone could find a meaning in your words that was not there.
...if you do your walks and exercises at night because it is quiet then and hardly anyone else around.
...if you are cleaning up the house and later find you put the oranges in the shoe-holder and the shoes in the fridge.
...if your brain decides to take a leave when ever you are asked to do an unpleasant task.
...you are at a tour at a science museum and can't help correcting your touring guide on matters of quantum mechanics.
...you don't realize that people call you names because "stupid idiot" has nothing to do with you.
....you sit around trying to decide what to work on today, and by the time you are done deciding the day is over.
...you understand a certain figure of speech because it was explained to you, but you still wonder what idiot could come up with something like that.
...you consider the pleasantries of others just a waste of time.
...you follow rules to the letter - but only if they make sense to you.
You manage to make out a list of shopping items to buy, and you hate making lists. You feel all proud of yourself for your accomplishment until you realize once you're at the store that you left it on the kitchen counter.
YOU MAY BE AN ASPIE IF you have dreams of communicating with extraterrestrials and nightmares about chatting with the next-door neighbor.
YMBAAI you'd rather endure a root canal (without anesthesia) than watch certain cartoons. (10 points extra if your peeves EXCLUDE modern works like "South Park")
YMBAAI you prefer a collegiate library over a public one because their inventory is more to your taste and you have less chance of having your attention interrupted by a screaming two-year-old.
YMBAAI you feel like rallying for the free-speech rights of the Road Runner (there's gotta be more to him than just "beep-beep").
YMBAAI you find it easier to remember something reasonable like "acetylsalicylic acid" than some arcane, fancy-shmantz word like "aspirin".
YMBAAI people think of you when they see a film of Jews praying at the Wailing Wall--and you're Presbyterian.
YMBAAI you indicate diary entries by Star-Date.
YMBAAI you've often been caught dancing to supermarket music.
YMBAAI you firmly believe that amyotropic laterosclerosis should be named for Stephen Hawking instead of Lou Gehrig.
YMBAAI your life's ambition is to produce "Webster's Dictionary--The Movie".
YMBAAI you call Time and Temperature because it has the only voice that won't call you bad names.
YMBAAI when someone recommends that you ask Jesus into you heart, you form a mental picture of him changing the wallpaper in your left atrium.
...you go to the paper shop to buy a newspaper but you can't decide whether to get the Herald or the Telegraph, then you remember news is all lies and nonsense so you go home again without a paper.
...you get all cleaned up and dressed for a party and just before you walk out the door you remember you hate parties so you switch on the computer, put on a t-shirt and get settled in for the night.
You like defraging your hard drive so you can watch little blue squares lining up for a couple of hours.
"If it takes you 5 minutes to explain where the mayonnaise is in the refrigerator.....you might be an Aspie"
"If you would rather eat broken glass than go to a sorority party....you might be an Aspie"
...when someone says, "Now take a minute and picture -in your head- something or other", you wonder why it would be necessary to suggest it, because you always have pictures in your head.
...when you get old you know you will be "an old lady with cats" (or dogs, or ferrets, or lizards.
...you want to sky-dive or bungee jump, but you wouldn't do it if you had to drive through traffic to get there.
...if when you were a kid, and other kids wanted to play ball, you wanted to turn toy cars over and spin their wheels.
...on the one hand you think you are the most interesting person you know, but not too many other people are trying to get to know you.
...you have learned to say "why" in several different languages.
...your boss says, "Do such and such", and you can't do it until you know "why", because you are not going to waste your time on doing something that doesn't make sense.
...if you refused to let your grown son get rid of his Lego's, because you wanted to have the option of playing with them yourself again.
...you get extremely disappointed in yourself if you don't know something when you need to know it because you really "SHOULD" know that.
...you choose the grocery aisle that you go down based on whether or not there are any other people (children) in that aisle.
...you knew years ahead of time that you weren't going to the senior prom. (I did not know what it was)
...the word "Hallmark" makes you think "When you care enough to send the very best", and you can remember tons of those kinds of "ad" lines and you use them in everyday speech.
...if you recognize yourself in the "you might be an Aspie" jokes and you don't know if you should laugh or cry.
...you are middle aged and going to college and petrified by the question "what is your major" because you don't know if it should be, English, Russian, Art, Art History, Psychology or whatever your next interest will be, OR if you should pursue your own personalized major program in Eremitic Studies or Anti-Social Science.
...if the thought, "there has to be a pattern to this" is a major theme of your life.
...if you were a treker long before there were such things (when the show started in 1970?, I don't remember numbers.) (10 extra points if you are a female)
...if the word "logic" goes right to your heart but the word "love" usually bounces off of it.
...if you been driving a car with someone in the passenger seat who's voice was too quiet and you reached for the volume control on the radio to turn up the the sound of their voice. (OK, that's just strange....but true)
...if you absolutely hate news reporters who go up to the grieving widow and say, "Are you sad?, tell us exactly how sad are you?". I want the widow to say, "Of course I'm sad you idiot, see the tears? My husband was just shot, fool!" They're just a bunch of vampires, the news media. (rant)
...if you think cataclysm is a really great word. Catamaran, catatonic, catalyst, Catalan, catalogue, catastrophe all great words, and they start with CAT, which is neat, too. Patagonia is a neat word, too. And sassafras.
...if you think an old fashioned egg beater is a very cool toy.
...you go to see a psychologist a bit worried that he might tell you that you are imagining that you are on the autism spectrum, and the visit goes well, especially when you catch yourself watching the ceiling fan blades lazily spinning....then you go look in the fancy shops nearby and about an hour of this window shopping, etc., you realize that you have had your sweater on inside out since you left home...
and then you can't wait to tell the psychologist that you did that because it's funny and so typically Aspie.
--you make sure to describe the whole sweater on inside-out incident on your blog.
You get irritated when people come up to talk to you when you are doing something important like; staring at a wall, trying to find a space in your mind that is not overwhelmed by noise and imposing people with their desire to converse.
...you always liked the phrase "deja vu" and have experienced it, of course, but you were really happy when you learned about,"jamais vu", because it's always nice to know that the psychologists have picked pretty sounding French words to describe your problems.
...your teacher commands every one in the room to pair-off to discuss a topic and you are extremely relieved that no one wants to be your partner.
...you are extremely grateful for online tax preparation because:
a)no one has to try to decipher your handwriting,
b)you don't have to see or talk to anyone to file your taxes, not even the people at the post office...
...you feel somehow privileged to have insights into the subject of cultural anthropology because you have been studying anthropo's your whole life trying to figure out what makes their culture tick. (it's Temple Grandin who compared herself an "anthropologist on Mars")
...you have a t-shirt with the word Aspie on it.
...you tell people you have a "neurodevelopmental disorder" and you kind of hope that they don't ask what that means.
...you think "Cure Autism Now" ought to be called "Eliminate Autistics Now" and it makes you mad.
YMBAAI: You find it extraordinarily annoying to hear someone say the same thing multiple times, but you do that same thing yourself, that is, say things multiple times. Did I tell you that I hate hearing other people say things multiple times, but that I do the very same thing? Multiple times?
…the Jehovah's Witnesses missionaries who rang your doorbell fell over in a dead faint when you answered the door because you were so engrossed with whatever, and you like being nude in the privacy of your own house and rushed to answer the door without putting on a bathrobe.
…you go into a tizzy because a family member who ought to know better gives as a birthday present something you already have.
…your idea of a date is to lie under the stars with your partner of the evening and discuss which of the visible stars will become a black hole the soonest.
…you almost go into a panic when you discover that a picture or other wall-mounted item is hanging 1° off perpendicular, and you feel compelled to straighten it out, even if it's not in your own home.
…you not only line things up, you always line them up in a symmetrical arrangement.
…you're disappointed that the latest close-approaching meteor is not, after all, going to hit Earth because you've been fascinated by cataclysms and catastrophism ever since you first saw "When Worlds Collide" and it scared the bejeebers out of you, and you really want to see what a real cataclysm would be like.
…you tend to regard the world as your personal scientific experiment, with you playing Mad Scientist to the hilt.
...you constantly forget taking the trash out even if you walk past it all the time because it isn't on your mental agenda of things to do.
..if you spend hours trying to figure out how someone could find a meaning in your words that was not there.
...if you do your walks and exercises at night because it is quiet then and hardly anyone else around.
...if you are cleaning up the house and later find you put the oranges in the shoe-holder and the shoes in the fridge.
...if your brain decides to take a leave when ever you are asked to do an unpleasant task.
...you are at a tour at a science museum and can't help correcting your touring guide on matters of quantum mechanics.
...you don't realize that people call you names because "stupid idiot" has nothing to do with you.
....you sit around trying to decide what to work on today, and by the time you are done deciding the day is over.
...you understand a certain figure of speech because it was explained to you, but you still wonder what idiot could come up with something like that.
...you consider the pleasantries of others just a waste of time.
...you follow rules to the letter - but only if they make sense to you.
You manage to make out a list of shopping items to buy, and you hate making lists. You feel all proud of yourself for your accomplishment until you realize once you're at the store that you left it on the kitchen counter.
YOU MAY BE AN ASPIE IF you have dreams of communicating with extraterrestrials and nightmares about chatting with the next-door neighbor.
YMBAAI you'd rather endure a root canal (without anesthesia) than watch certain cartoons. (10 points extra if your peeves EXCLUDE modern works like "South Park")
YMBAAI you prefer a collegiate library over a public one because their inventory is more to your taste and you have less chance of having your attention interrupted by a screaming two-year-old.
YMBAAI you feel like rallying for the free-speech rights of the Road Runner (there's gotta be more to him than just "beep-beep").
YMBAAI you find it easier to remember something reasonable like "acetylsalicylic acid" than some arcane, fancy-shmantz word like "aspirin".
YMBAAI people think of you when they see a film of Jews praying at the Wailing Wall--and you're Presbyterian.
YMBAAI you indicate diary entries by Star-Date.
YMBAAI you've often been caught dancing to supermarket music.
YMBAAI you firmly believe that amyotropic laterosclerosis should be named for Stephen Hawking instead of Lou Gehrig.
YMBAAI your life's ambition is to produce "Webster's Dictionary--The Movie".
YMBAAI you call Time and Temperature because it has the only voice that won't call you bad names.
YMBAAI when someone recommends that you ask Jesus into you heart, you form a mental picture of him changing the wallpaper in your left atrium.
...you go to the paper shop to buy a newspaper but you can't decide whether to get the Herald or the Telegraph, then you remember news is all lies and nonsense so you go home again without a paper.
...you get all cleaned up and dressed for a party and just before you walk out the door you remember you hate parties so you switch on the computer, put on a t-shirt and get settled in for the night.
You like defraging your hard drive so you can watch little blue squares lining up for a couple of hours.
Sunday, October 14, 2007
A.S.P.E.R.G.E.R.S.
Advanced vocabulary
Sensitive to criticism
Particular topic obsession
Endless talking
Rigid
Gifted
Easily distressed
Remiss
Socially challenged
Sensitive to criticism
Particular topic obsession
Endless talking
Rigid
Gifted
Easily distressed
Remiss
Socially challenged
Sunday, October 07, 2007
Saturday, October 06, 2007
WAYFARER eye shades
These are "Wayfarer" eye shades. They were lost, found, and returned to me. Still missing, are my two pairs of prescription optical shades.
Friday, October 05, 2007
Free South Park episodes!
One of my favorite episodes is "4th Grade" (Season 4; Episode 59; 2000 Nov 08) College students build a time machine out of Timmy's wheelchair, sending him back to some saurian epoch. AKA episode 512 and 4-12. Use this link or click here to watch this episode. If that does not work, than see this other favorite episode about Family Guy!The 2007 Emmy award for outstanding animated program went to “South Park”.
Monday, September 24, 2007
AQ test
Take this test and let me know your score. I got a 42. You have to figure out your test manualy, yourself. The "Calculate Score" button link does not work. To look at and or take this test, Click on "AQ test" above. OR, you can go here first, instead, and have it graded for you. Go to this posting for another test.
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Friday, September 21, 2007
Yom Kippur
Sundown on Friday, September 21 through Sundown on Saturday, September 22 is the day that corresponds with the Hebrew calendar in 5768 for the day of Yom Kippur.
Yom Kippur (Hebrew) is a Jewish holiday, known in English as the Day of Atonement. It is the holiest and most solemn day of the Jewish year. Its central theme is atonement and repentance for sins against both God and ones fellow man. On this day, Jewish people are greeted with the phrase "Good Yontif" (Yom Tov).
Please click on the title and all words that are underlined, or in a different color for more information.
Yom Kippur (Hebrew) is a Jewish holiday, known in English as the Day of Atonement. It is the holiest and most solemn day of the Jewish year. Its central theme is atonement and repentance for sins against both God and ones fellow man. On this day, Jewish people are greeted with the phrase "Good Yontif" (Yom Tov).
Please click on the title and all words that are underlined, or in a different color for more information.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
My Mother
My Mother was last alive on this day, five years ago. She was born in 1918. Her name is Edith Miriam Lerner.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
The 2007 Emmy award for Outstanding Variety, music or comedy series was earned by "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," on Comedy Central.
Sunday, September 16, 2007
SOUTH PARK
The 2007 Emmy award for outstanding animated program went to “South Park”. 
South Park had been nominated for the Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program seven times (1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007). The show has now won twice, for the 2005 episode "Best Friends Forever".[12] and the 2006 episode "Make Love, Not Warcraft".[13]
On April 5, 2006, it was announced that the show had won a Peabody Award.[12]South Park was nominated for important awards such as the 1998 Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Primetime or Late Night Television Program. It was also nominated for the 1998 GLAAD Award for Outstanding TV - Individual Episode for "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride". It also received an Image Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Isaac Hayes) in 1999. [14]South Park was nominated for a 2006 Teen Choice Award for "Best Animated Show", but lost to Family Guy.[15]
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut was nominated for an Oscar for "Best Music, Original Song" for the song "Blame Canada". They lost to Phil Collins and made fun of him in two consecutive episodes in season 4 ("Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000" & "Timmy 2000"). Creator Trey Parker explained the reasoning for these barbs in the season 4 DVD commentary. Saying, "we were fully expecting to lose, just not to Phil Collins." It was performed by Robin Williams during the televised award show, which was the first to carry a TV-14 parental advisory, in part because of the performance of that song, which contains some adult language.
Another track from the movie, "Uncle Fucka", won an MTV Movie Award for Best Musical Performance; Trey Parker and Matt Stone accepted the award, and thanked the audience for "not nominating Phil Collins".South Park is the last actively-running television series that has won a CableACE Award. It won the award for Best Animated Series in 1997, the last year the awards were given out.[16]
South Park had been nominated for the Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program seven times (1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007). The show has now won twice, for the 2005 episode "Best Friends Forever".[12] and the 2006 episode "Make Love, Not Warcraft".[13]On April 5, 2006, it was announced that the show had won a Peabody Award.[12]South Park was nominated for important awards such as the 1998 Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Primetime or Late Night Television Program. It was also nominated for the 1998 GLAAD Award for Outstanding TV - Individual Episode for "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride". It also received an Image Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Isaac Hayes) in 1999. [14]South Park was nominated for a 2006 Teen Choice Award for "Best Animated Show", but lost to Family Guy.[15]
South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut was nominated for an Oscar for "Best Music, Original Song" for the song "Blame Canada". They lost to Phil Collins and made fun of him in two consecutive episodes in season 4 ("Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000" & "Timmy 2000"). Creator Trey Parker explained the reasoning for these barbs in the season 4 DVD commentary. Saying, "we were fully expecting to lose, just not to Phil Collins." It was performed by Robin Williams during the televised award show, which was the first to carry a TV-14 parental advisory, in part because of the performance of that song, which contains some adult language.
Another track from the movie, "Uncle Fucka", won an MTV Movie Award for Best Musical Performance; Trey Parker and Matt Stone accepted the award, and thanked the audience for "not nominating Phil Collins".South Park is the last actively-running television series that has won a CableACE Award. It won the award for Best Animated Series in 1997, the last year the awards were given out.[16]
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Towelie
Towelie, (also known as Toweleeeie or Stephen McTowelie), voiced by Vernon Chatman, is a talking "RG-400 Smart Towel" manufactured by Tynacorp, designed to automatically be able to adjust his absorbency level depending on the dampness of the surface he is used on. He is 17 in "towel years". He is usually seen either giving towel-related advice to the citizens of South Park or, more often, getting high on marijuana. Towelie constantly reminds other characters to "Don't forget to bring a towel!" and then, after an awkward pause, asks the subjects "do you wanna get high?".
Towelie often falsely claims that drugs improve his memory and/or make him smarter. It is implied that marijuana is to Towelie's memory as spinach is to Popeye's strength: whenever Towelie smokes a joint, the Popeye theme song is played, as it is when Popeye eats spinach. This ends in an anticlimax with Towelie forgetting where he is and what he was doing, saying "I have no idea what's going on."Towelie's major appearances include appearing in a self titled episode based around his origin, and in A Million Little Fibers, a parody where he writes a partly fabricated memoir, which gets him into trouble with his fans. After Kenny's death, the boys go searching for a replacement friend in the episode Professor Chaos. Towelie, a possible candidate, was said to be "Stoned all the time. You can't really depend on him for anything", by the boys. Nonetheless, Towelie makes it to the final round.
In the South Park episode A Million Little Fibers, Towelie goes on the Oprah Winfrey show wherein Oprah's genitalia begins to talk, in a 'British' accent, and refers to itself as her minge.
"A Million Little Fibers" is episode 10x05 of South Park and aired on April 19, 2006. It is primarily a parody of the controversy surrounding James Frey's book A Million Little Pieces and focuses on Towelie and features none of the other main characters. This episode is the lowest rated South Park episode on Internet Movie Database [1].
Towelie is one of my favorite characters.This is the first episode of South Park I have seen without any of the main characters. Unlike most of the episodes, I did not smile often. I laugh out loud at many. This episode had a talking towel, who smokes marijuana. He wrote a book, and was on both the Larry King and Oprah Winfrey show. Other prominent characters in this episode included Geraldo Rivera, Oprah's "Asshole" and vagina. I found the sensationalism of the script amusing.
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At the end of Towelie's fist episode, Towelie is very high and has no idea where he is at. This leads Cartman to tell him, "You're the worst character ever, Towelie." Towelie replies, "I know." Please click on the title and all words that are underlined, or in a different color for more information.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Foresight + Hindsight
On this day in 1981, I earned and received my Diploma, for completing a 675 hour course on Computer Programming. As of 2001, this was twenty years ago. Now it is twenty six years ago.Two years ago today, @ & I met for the fist time. We are meeting for only the second time this year, today!
See also 3/8/11.
Leopold "Butters" Stotch
Leopold "Butters" Stotch (voiced by Matt Stone) is a fictional character in the animated television series South Park; his nickname is a play on the word butterscotch. Butters has a large tuft of blond hair on top of his head, and wears an aquamarine jacket with green pants. His birthday is September 11, after the September 11, 2001 attacks.[1] Having a birthday that's the same day as a national tragedy is one of the many misfortunes Butters has suffered. Butters speaks with a distinctive stuttering Southern accent, and has a wholesome attitude despite suffering greatly at the hands of his friends and family. The character is loosely based on South Park director of animation Eric Stough, who Parker and Stone regarded as a "goody-goody" because of his reluctance to offend.[2]The creators have said in multiple DVD commentaries that Butters is one of their "top 3 favorite characters".
Despot
President George W. Bush has pathetic poll standings because of his position on stem cell research, the Iraq war, Hurricane Katrina, and the Veterans'Administration. George Bush is a liar, cheat, and a low-intelligence weasel. He took the tragedy of September 11th and used it to frighten and manipulate the American people. He lied about weapons of mass destruction and invaded Iraq for oil and money, causing the deaths of tens of thousands and making the United States the most hated country on earth. He appointed cronies to positions of power and influence, leading to widespread death and destruction during Hurricane Katrina. He awarded contracts and tax cuts to his rich friends so that we now have more poverty in this country and a greater gap between rich and poor than we've had since the Depression.He has headed the most corrupt, bribe-inducing political party since Teapot Dome. The national surplus has turned into a staggering national debt of$7.6 trillion, gas prices are up 85%, which the people of America cannot afford, and vital research in global warming and stem cells is stopped cold because he's afraid to lose votes from religious kooks.
Sunday, September 09, 2007
Public Quotes
Publix is also experimenting with a gourmet deli at its Lake Mary Collection store in Lake Mary, Florida.[16]
Publix recently announced in August 2007 that it plans to offer 7 Antibiotics for free to its customers. The 7 prescription drugs include amoxicillin, ampicillin, cephalexin, ciprofloxacin (excluding ciprofloxacin XR), erythromycin (excluding Ery-Tab), sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim (or SMZ-TMP) and penicillin VK. Customers must have a prescription and are given up to a 14 day supply for free. [17]
I have Atention Deficit Disorder: I do not receive enough attention.
In The U.S.A., Quality is job two. Convenience is number one.
Publix recently announced in August 2007 that it plans to offer 7 Antibiotics for free to its customers. The 7 prescription drugs include amoxicillin, ampicillin, cephalexin, ciprofloxacin (excluding ciprofloxacin XR), erythromycin (excluding Ery-Tab), sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim (or SMZ-TMP) and penicillin VK. Customers must have a prescription and are given up to a 14 day supply for free. [17]
I have Atention Deficit Disorder: I do not receive enough attention.
In The U.S.A., Quality is job two. Convenience is number one.
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Saturday, September 01, 2007
Both @ Are Back!
After either more or less than a year, both @ are back in my life! Each @ represents a person in my life that I treasure. @&@
Sunday, August 26, 2007
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