When you think about it, isn't it odd that a cop has the absolute discretion to write someone a warning instead of a ticket? No standards. No guidelines. Some people get a break while others do not.
12.18.2006
Random Cop Thought
When you think about it, isn't it odd that a cop has the absolute discretion to write someone a warning instead of a ticket? No standards. No guidelines. Some people get a break while others do not.
From The "Update"
12.17.2006
How Much Did You Pay In Taxes Last Year?
The Drug War Clock updates every second. (And these figures are based on 2003 date.)
Lexus . . .
I Saw This Sign . . .
That's Silly
"The winners this year were anyone using or creating content on the World Wide Web."
Mailing it in.
Edit: George Will on this morning's "This Week": "It’s about narcissism, which is why a mirror is absolutely perfect. So much of what is done on the web is people getting on there and writing their diaries as though everyone ought to care about every one's inner turmoils. I mean it’s extraordinary."
12.16.2006
StumbleUpon
I think this is great. A quick download creates a little toolbar on your browser with a "StumbleUpon" button. You click it and it takes you to a random website that you are probably interested in (you set up a checklist of interests in the beginning). Some screen shots and explanations are here. You can go straight to StumbleUpon here.
I messed with a little this morning and I think it is great. Really great. That button just stares at you daring you to push it.
Random Weather Thought
I was of high school age on April 10, 1979 when a violent tornado hit Wichita Falls. I remember that night my family in Bridgeport went across the street to the neighbor's storm cellar (remember those?). When the wind kicked up that night, everyone was gun shy because of what had happened in Wichita Falls earlier in the day.
I stumbled across the page of photos of the damage cause by the storm. Fascinating stuff.
12.15.2006
"That's Where I Draw The Line"
CNN had a special on tonight about racism in America. This woman from Vidor, TX made the program. She discriminates against blacks but, it seems, not against cheeseburgers. Lots of cheeseburgers.
I Was Able To . . .
UCLA . . .
. . . has something called an "Undie Run". That's "undie" as in "underwear." I refuse to link to it.
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