Mortie, Mortie: He's no shorty, Mortie.
Fun with Mr. Picassohead, a nice twist on an old game. Seattle’s own Jones soda makes headlines as it sells out of Turkey and Gravy Soda as a Thanksgiving promotion, now selling for as much as $99 a 4-pack on ebay.
A safe environmental online shopping catalog can be found at GreenHome.com. A limited selection of clothing, though. Why isn’t anyone making organic italian suits?
Dennis Kucinich has links to all of the Diebold electronic voting machine memos causing concern that elections will now be less secure than ever. Of course, it doesn’t help that the president of Diebold said he is “committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president next year.”
The many faces of Michael Jackson, and a new animated film “The Triplets of Belleville“.
The San Francisco Chronicle ponders whether the new Governor of California might in fact be metrosexual. Arnold is cited as an example in a new book titled The Metrosexual Guide to Life: A Handbook for the Modern Man. The state government web designers must have been busy switching to the new Welcome to California website. Jarring.
The Meatrix – the smell of excrement.
I’d heard of hybrid vehicles before, but tribrids? On the path towards a fuel-efficient SUV, I suppose, but ABC News last night reported the large tax break for businesses who buy 6,000 lb SUVs or trucks.
Bonzai, a restaurant in Seattle’s Pioneer Square, is now serving naked sushi, where nigiri and sashimi are placed on top of a naked woman covered in only flower petals and a sheet of plastic wrap… passionate arguments from both sides of this sales pitch.
Dennis Kucinich’s website has a link devoted exclusively to polka, bowling and kielbasa.
Slate offers a seven day diary of a woman who recently switched to a raw foods diet. As someone who has done this before (only for a couple of weeks as part of a cleanse), it was heartening to read about someone who could keep this up for months, and she meets folks who have done this for years. I don’t mind cleansing once in awhile, but a full-time escapade really isolates one from society… I mean, you’re healthy, but is it worth it if you can’t commune with friends and family in a social setting?
The CBC’s best show, Zed, is back on the air. Check out the site, and if you’re lucky enough to get CBC, watch it weeknights at 11:30pm PST.