Another new intro for Debbie! Me thinks she’s digging this engineering stuff. Sweet! She’s available for hire.
Promo for Skepticality
Promo for Balticon
Did you know we’re live on Ustream.tv each week? Yep. Wednesdays. 5:30-ish Phoenix time.
Choice Bits
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Apologies for last week’s show.
I fucked up last week’s show.
Some bullshit brain event of Derek’s
Earth Day — the one day a year when you actually recycle
I have a thing for crunchy, earthy, granola chicks
That goes against the Convenience Arrow
I want a fucking piece of gum, not an archaeological dig
That’s not me being a selfish prick
This is the least offensive episode ever
It’s not a moo moo
If you wanna walk around buck naked…
They have the best Goodwill ever in Hawaii
Duct tape her to the mattress and she won’t roll off
Maybe the child is just… retarded?
Shit solidly together
You useless bitch
Her name is Venus Skywalker?
She’s a truck stop tripper
What the fuck does e plurbis unum mean?
Give me your dollar and I will give you a nice shiny nickel
I don’t do vampires
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Re: garbage and recycling
Here in Korea, by law, each neighborhood has their own special, color-coded bags for non-recyclable garbage and different special bags for compostable food garbage. 10 10-liter garbage bags cost about 9$. Depending on how anal our apartment busybodies are we also have to separate our recycling into up to 20 or so different categories (brown glass, clear glass, other glass, egg cartons, styrofoam, colored plastic, newspapers, metal, old clothes, old shoes, waxy boxes like cereal cartons, ramen packaging, etc.). Luckily, my current abode requires only 2 categories–paper stuff and other.
If you feel lazy and put your food garbage in the regular garbage bags, you’re liable for a fine or at least an ass-chewing from the building super. You should smell the food garbage collection bin at the end of the week! Whew! My old apartment didn’t even use the bags, just one industrial sized plastic garbage bin for the whole complex. We had to dump our food waste directly into the bin everyday. Yeah, the flies LOVED that.
So, be happy with your lack of Recycling Nazis!
Posted by RobinInSeoul on April 25th, 2009.
Oh, and E Pluribus Unum means “from many, one” and is one of the unofficial mottos of the US. E Unum Pluribus is “from one, many” and is from Scott Sigler’s book, Contagious.
Posted by RobinInSeoul on April 25th, 2009.