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It's strangely beautiful, mystifying, and mind-blowing. It's also not as disgusting as I thought it would be.

What is it?

Mating slugs. (Vaguelly work-safe link. It's sex, but not like you've ever seen it.)

The Swedish tax office just sent a letter to Alex ( Read more... )

The first snowfall of the year is late: it's about a month past the first snowfall dates from the previous two winters.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to take my dog outside to play in the snow.

I can't use this, but I'm sure most of you wouldn't mind a 20% coupon at Borders for this upcoming weekend.

Right?

(One caveat: Thou shalt not buy The Da Vinci Code or any John Grisham novels with this coupon.)

Of course, I can't seem to find the article now, but I'm pretty sure there was a story in either the Washington Post or the New York Times recently about how breakfast cereal has become an all-day meal, and that people are eating it in record numbers for non-breakfast meals ( Read more... )

Since O'Leary's on-again off-again affair with staying open to 1am was on again tonight, I stayed until (nearly) the end of the late game, which was a fairly exciting matchup between New England and St. Louis. I left the bar at 1.30 (they were still open) and hauled ass up from Slussen to Sergelstorg to catch the 198 night bus home ( Read more... )

Is it just me, or are there more Rolex-related spam e-mails lately?

In any event, I don't really want or need a Rolex.

Anna-Lena bought a ceiling lamp for the living room, finally. The old lamp was so old it didn't fit in the socket when we switched apartments in the spring and it took until now for her to get a new one ( Read more... )

I'm still awake, and I can't imagine getting much sleep after last night's bloodbath ( Read more... )