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Top 10 Foods Only America Could Have Invented

I particularly like the entry on the Turducken:

Such a brilliant-but-simple innovation, it’s hard to believe that 5,000 years of civilization couldn’t create it without us. Take one turkey, shove a duck inside it, and then shove a chicken inside that. From there you’re on you’re own, although it’ s most preferably enjoyed with sausage stuffing in the very middle, deep-fried, and wrapped in bacon if possible. Bonus points if you can figure out a way to enjoy some form of melted cheese product with this monstrosity. Some people have pushed to have the turducken become the traditional Thanksgiving feast, while others have begun to enjoy it on Christmas. But this invention is so uniquely American that there is no better day to enjoy one than the Fourth of July.

Current Mood: amused

As of July 4th:

Born On A Blue Day
Prophet Of Yonwood
The Last Lecture
Tell Me Where It Hurts

Tags: books, reading

Finally got all my pictures from Pride weekend compiled in one place.

Click here to see my SF Pride Weekend Photos on Flickr.

For those of you who don't wish to subscribe to Flickr ...

( Here's a BEST OF PRIDE 2008 sample )

All day i was looking forward to a Friday night out in the Castro.

There's no one. It's crap. Devoid of life. Only other person i saw was heypyro; I know right?

Psht. So I bought groceries and came home.

I'm bored now.

My copy of dreamweaver was the first casualty of my most recent meltdown. Every time I try starting it, I get an error that it won't work with this system.

I'm in the market for a new HTML generator for my website. I'm also looking for a flash gallery for my images.

Any suggestions?

This morning Ed and I met Dave, Daniel and Ken (aka DDK) at the de Young for the Dale Chihuly exhibit. 



 

OMG!! It was so fucking amazing!!

Every room, every piece, I was in awe. The cocor, the shapes, the light. It was so incredibly organic. 
We are definitely going back.

After the exhibit, the five of us headed to grab a bite, then Ed and I walked back to the car, stopping along the way to watch and listen to the Golden Gate Park Band at the Bandshell. 


Love them!!

Ok, off to a BBQ and friends - time to get the 4th on even more!!!

Tags: friends, museums
Current Location: home

There is someone wondering where they left their cloths.
Oddly, not the first time I've seen clothing just laying on the sidewalk. At least it was a matching outfit.

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• 06:01 morning tweeters. busy day ahead as i have a big meeting at work then have to rush for the airport. #
• 06:13 been one of those days already...sigh! #
• 07:55 at work now...the office is mainly deserted and they're cleaning the coffee machine...argggggh! #
• 07:56 @soveren people have been asking that question for centuries. all i can say is that it is as it is, and we must be as good as we can. #
• 09:10 twittering from work through computer at home. LogMeIn is pretty good for such things... #
• 09:43 @tug : i guess imaginary friendship is not confined to imaginative children. What is FF?? #
• 13:15 @tug thanks for that. have parked it for when I get back from the states. #
• 13:29 off to a meeting now, then to the airport. next twitter time unknown. #
• 18:28 At Heathrow waiting for BA239 to be ready. Will check into Twitter tomorrow. Cya tweeters! #

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Today is Rob's (aka crimsonsaint) birthday. I hope it is awesome!

I am so glad you're here!

Now we just have to get Nick out this way, and our axis of evil will be complete!

Tags: birthdays
Current Location: San Diego, CA
Current Music: Ani Difranco: Napoleon