middle_age_man
Location: Canada
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- Total Things Swarmed: 341
- Things Approved: 34
- Approval Success Rating: .07
- Rejection Bitterness Rating: .92
- Total Comments: 1225
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- Recent Rads: 435
- Total Rads: 19561
- Last 10 Things Swarmed
- .: Ten Years After frontman Alvin Lee dead at 68
- .: One rat brain 'talks' to another using electronic link
- .: Meteor explodes in the sky above Russia, injuring hundreds
- .: Gregory Matthew Bruni, Naked Intruder, Pooped And Masturbated In Tony Lands' Florida Home
- .: Inside the American Brothel
- .: Departing Space Station Commander Provides Tour of Orbital Laboratory
- .: Lost without a map: Despite a globalized society, university students can't locate the Atlantic Ocean
- .: Aaron Swartz commits suicide
- .: Abandoned Suitcases Reveal Private Lives of Insane Asylum Patients
- .: Weber Cooks - Rice-a-Roni
- Last 10 Comments
- .: Form the perspective+
- .: It's front page+
- .: Fuck. Why can't you+
- .: really awful.
- .: I grew up on+
- .: Mark Kingwell talked+
- .: Give Israel back to+
- .: Married myself, but+
- .: [@BigDinWaunakee](ht+
- .: [@spankerchief](http+
middle_age_man's journal: PC's win again
Yesterday my son brought home the school calendar for the next school year. I noticed that Christmas has been replaced with "winter holiday" and Easter with "spring holiday" We are not Christians but this really pisses me off. How the meep did we arrive at this? What else could possibly be removed from our lives that might offend? PC bullmeep.
middle_age_man's journal: Calamity and Woe
A terrible tragedy has befallen the house of middle_age_man. My 80 gig drive filled with many wonderful hours of porn crapped out tonight. I'll try to get my whole head in front of the shot gun.
middle_age_man's journal: Linux Noob
I'm getting an old PIII system from work and I'm interested in setting it up with Linux. Can anyone suggest a version that would be suitable for a novice to use? Any suggested reading or common mistakes that can be avoided would also be helpful. Thanks in advance.
middle_age_man's journal: Art Critic
At work today, I drilled a 1/16th inch hole in an Alan Sapp painting. I was mounting security hardware on its frame and forgot to set the depth-stop on the drill. At an estimated price of 9 to 12 thousand dollars, it is by far the most expensive thing I've broken. I don't know what restoration work costs but I'm sure it isn't cheap.
middle_age_man's journal: Holiday Decorating
While I was out for my morning walk today, I noticed one of my neighbor's decorations.
middle_age_man's journal: Kanuckistan Goes To The Polls
It looks like this meeppuppet might be the next PM
middle_age_man's journal: That's Gonna Leave a Mark
The BC pills are making my wife coo-coo so I'm getting neutered tomorrow. YIPPIE!
middle_age_man's journal: Look Who I Found
look who I found
middle_age_man's journal: We're All Doomed
Every Monday the local paper turns the editorial section over to the under twenty set. Here are the titles of this week's heavy hitting insight.
middle_age_man's journal: Beware Of The Peach Toucher
No summary.
Forum: We had a good run. [LULZ JK]
Ok funny story, really, I'm at kind of a loss for words...
The American Empire Is Over & The Descent Is Going To Be Horrifying!'
Worth a listen
In the great spirit of American Exceptionalism, better to close one's ears, draw a line in the sand and send in the assault teams.
Inside the Ghost Ships of the Mothball Fleet
Like urban exploration on the water.
Big old maps. Of places.
Newsnight: Paul Mason: Twenty reasons why it's kicking off everywhere
Interesting meep.
Ken Robinson: Changing education paradigms
Sir Ken Robinson lays out the link between 3 troubling trends: rising drop-out rates, schools' dwindling stake in the arts, and ADHD diagnosis in the deep south.
The new world of porn is revealing eternal truths about men and women.
This flick tells of the horrific forced journey undertaken by thousands of prisoners who surrendered to America's Afghan 'allies' after the siege of Kunduz November 21, 2001. meeped. Up.
Science fiction art had a remarkably different look back in the 70s and 80s, mostly due to the tools that were used (there was no such thing as digital paintings and Photoshop), and as a result, they all posses a style not very prevalent today.
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