THE MAYHEM

2005-08-11T17:16:00.000-07:00

What the fuck is wrong with everyone?

All of those people in the clean crispness, who have the secrets, the secrets on the phone calls. They trade tips that benefit themselves. They smile but they stab.

The Wretched souls of the selfish. They treat a dollar like Golem treats his "precious."

2005-06-11T00:37:00.000-07:00

Good an Evil do not actually exist, they are just descriptions that we give to things that happen, more along the lines of opinions than of universal concepts, which they most clearly are not.

2005-02-04T18:30:00.000-08:00

Movie Theaters Suck now.

I type in zipcodes on www.moviephone.com and it seems that in most of the country, even on Friday nights, the latest movie showtimes are between 9pm and 11pm. They need to get with it and show films until Midnight at the very earliest. They also need to lower the price. They wonder why people are pirating movies. If you see a film in the theater with another person, it costs you about 17 dollars where I live, and if you buy it when it comes out it costs 20 dollars. That's 37 dollars on one film. Irritating.

2005-01-29T23:07:00.000-08:00

Bill O'Reilly is hilarious.

Even if you don't care for his political views, you have to admit that Bill O Reilly is hilarious. He cuts people off, raises his voice, and just blurts out whatever he thinks. Sometimes he says something and I really could not agree more, and sometimes I think he is the biggest idiot in the world. Check out this transcript of one of his shows that I thought was funny, as he spars with a guest. Really take the 3 minutes and read the whole thing.

BILL O'REILLY, HOST: Now for the top story tonight, reaction from Human Rights Watch. With us now, Kenneth Roth, the executive director of that group and a stand up guy--who always comes in to debate the issues.

Now am I making a mistake here?

KENNETH ROTH, HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH: Well, let me begin where I think we agree, Bill. We agree that it's appropriately a war crime to execute somebody who is simply wounded if they don't pose an immediate threat. We both agree to that.

O'REILLY: Right.

ROTH: And we agree to that because that protects American soldiers as well.

O'REILLY: Right.

ROTH: They might find themselves wounded on the battlefield...

O'REILLY: Well, I think everybody would agree that executions of incapacitated wounded people, obviously so, are against the Geneva Conventions (search).

ROTH: Exactly.

O'REILLY: And did you see the whole videotape?

ROTH: Yes, I did. So...

O'REILLY: OK, you notice there was another wounded soldier across the room who had clearly identified himself as such. I hope you noticed that.

ROTH: Yes.

O'REILLY: And he was left alone. All right, go ahead.

ROTH: So what really this comes down to are the facts of this case. Now what we know is, walking into the building, if you look at the tape, the soldiers, the Marines knew that there were wounded soldiers in there left the day before by other Marines. They walk in casually. They didn't feel there was any immediate threat.

O'REILLY: No, he wasn't casual about it. He — no, I'll disagree.

ROTH: (UNINTELLIGIBLE.)

O'REILLY: I'll disagree now. No, he was cautious. He had his weapon raised. He wasn't casual. This wasn't a joke. So I'm disagreeing with you there. Go ahead.

ROTH: Now at some point, he starts shooting. Now did he feel that he was under immediate threat? Personally, if I was under immediate threat, I would shoot right away. He didn't. He said...

O'REILLY: Well, wait, what do you mean he didn't? He yells out an expletive, he's faking death, twice to warn his comrades. How do you get that?

ROTH: Exactly. It took three full seconds. I timed it. He's faking he's dead. He's faking he did, bam.

O'REILLY: Right and then you see the guy on — well, wait a minute.

ROTH: That's...

O'REILLY: While he's saying this, this guy is moving. He moves twice to the right, the guy on the ground.

ROTH: No, but — just remember, it can't be, by definition an imminent threat just to breathe or just to move. I mean, that's what wounded people do. You could be unconscious.

O'REILLY: This guy was staring at him. He's seeing this guy move. All right, you have to, look, I'm not saying that the guy made the right decision. I'm saying he made the legal decision to protect himself and his unit from somebody who could have had an explosive device and wiped them all out.

ROTH: See, my position is that there is a prima facie war crime here that deserves court-martial. He may have defenses based on what he's...

O'REILLY: You would court-martial him?

ROTH: Absolutely. Let me explain why.

O'REILLY: God.

ROTH: Because you cannot possibly have a rule that says it's OK to execute somebody just because...

O'REILLY: He didn't execute him.

ROTH: He did. He shot him right there.

O'REILLY: No, there's a difference between shooting a person who you perceive to be a threat in a kill zone, OK, and the guy violated the Geneva Convention by being in the mosque in the first place, by fighting in the mosque.

ROTH: No, no, no, wait, the Marines left him there. So...

O'REILLY: Yes, he was shot in the mosque, fighting the Marines, a violation of the rules of war.

ROTH: Absolutely. I'm not defending the insurgents, OK?

O'REILLY: Good.

ROTH: The insurgents committed war crimes left and right. Nonetheless, there is...

O'REILLY: You would injure this young Marine?

ROTH: If you don't, you are sending the signal that injured person simply moving constitutes sufficient threat to have him shot. That is not a signal America wants to send if it's going to defend...

O'REILLY: If a guy is feigning death and moving after that...

ROTH: Well, what is feigning death? It means having eyes closed...

O'REILLY: It means...

ROTH: What if you're unconscious and you're breathing? Is that feigning death? What if you...

O'REILLY: Well, obviously he wasn't unconscious...

ROTH: ..., is that feigning death?

O'REILLY: No, no, no.

ROTH: No, I mean, seriously, we've nothing here to indicate that he had anything other than move as an injured...

O'REILLY: We have nothing — look, this Marine obviously thought he was in danger. And he yelled to his comrades he's faking death, he's faking death.

ROTH: Three times.

O'REILLY: Then the guy makes a move, and he gets shot. The other guy in the same room, who's wounded, clearly identifies himself as somebody who's wounded and is not a threat. This guy didn't. I'm telling you, if I'm there, and if you're there, we both do the same thing the Marines did.

ROTH: See, this is why you need a trial because you can't possibly send the....

O'REILLY: Don't need a trial. That is demoralizing to our troops. It's unfair to our troops. You've got to give the Marine the benefit of the doubt.

ROTH: No, what you've got to do is hold them to the test that if there's a threat, you've got to judge him by what a reasonable person would do in those circumstances. Was it reasonable to think that simply because a severely injured...

O'REILLY: Mr. ROTH:, we have...

ROTH: ...he's an immediate threat. I do not think so.

O'REILLY: We have millions of people watching right now.

ROTH: That's right.

O'REILLY: Millions of people. And I will submit to you that 90 percent of the millions of people all over the world agree with me and not you.

ROTH: OK, I...

O'REILLY: So who is being unreasonable here?

ROTH: ...I would submit that if you ask soldiers, they do not want to send the signal that it's OK to killed somebody who's injured, just because...

O'REILLY: OK, we are on the Armed Forces band. We are on the Armed Forces band, going out to all the United States soldiers all around the world. I'll submit to you, again, 95 percent of those soldiers will write in and tell me, they would have done the exact same thing. Who is being unreasonable here, sir? You or the soldiers and the folks?

ROTH: OK, well let's see what they do, but I've got to tell you it is not in the interests of American soldiers to have a rule out there that if you're injured and you move, you get shot. That is not what the Geneva Convention...

O'REILLY: That's not what this was. And you know it. This was a kill zone.

ROTH: Of course, it was...

O'REILLY: A hot zone, where a guy, the Marine, perceived this guy to be a threat. And he absolutely could have been. One grenade, everyone's dead. All right? They hadn't seen this guy for 24 hours. This was a 24- hour battle. He'd been lying there. They thought he was dead when they walked in the room.

ROTH: Yes, well, they thought he was injured. That's what...

O'REILLY: No, they thought he was dead.

ROTH: Well, no, the guy walking in said...

O'REILLY: No, then they wouldn't have said he's faking death.

ROTH: What we have to ask...

O'REILLY: No, no, you are wrong. I'm right.

ROTH: ...was it reasonable for this guy to think that he was under imminent threat because...

O'REILLY: Of course it was reasonable.

ROTH: ...a guy who is there, who was seriously injured, moved. I say that that is unreasonably, didn't even have to...

O'REILLY: He's faking death, he's faking death.

ROTH: Right.

O'REILLY: You think the Marine made it up?

ROTH: If you were really under immediate threat, you wouldn't waste those three seconds saying that. You would shoot him. I think his very word...

O'REILLY: Now, he didn't shoot until the guy moved. All right? He didn't shoot until the guy made the sudden move. You see it in the...

ROTH: Seen moving is not...

O'REILLY: All right. Here's what's going to happen. He's not going to be court-martialed. It's not going to happen. You've got to give your soldiers a reasonable doubt in this kind of an intense conflict. And your group should be giving the reasonable doubt to the soldier. But I respect you for coming in. People heard you, people heard me. I guarantee you 90 percent of the millions of people watching today all over the world will agree with me on this one.

ROTH: Well, I hope for the sake of American soldiers who are injured in tomorrow's conflict, that they don't...

O'REILLY: All right. Mr. Roth, thanks very much. We appreciate it.

The above text was cut and pasted from the www.foxnews.com website of course.

2005-01-27T23:26:00.000-08:00

Fast Food Nonsense.

Why is that everytime you get fast food, they stuff as much as they possibly can into the bag and then hand you a bag that will not even close. I am talking about the drive through of course. It gets cold out, you DRIVE THROUGH! Which means that you are taking the food somewhere, and need it to stay hot until you get there. So don't fill my F*CKING BAG SO FULL THAT IT WON'T CLOSE! Please join me in my fight against this. Everytime it happens to me I ask for a bigger bag. They will get the hint eventually, help me make a difference.

2005-01-10T20:18:00.000-08:00

Is it just me or......

Is it just me or is Lindsay Lohan not very attractive at all? I think we can all say that she has tons of freckles all over the place, and there is 10 million girls all over the country that are equal to or greater than her as far as looks is concerned, and probably better actresses and singers also.

I am not trying to "be hatin'" on her or anything like that, but I just don't think she is gorgeous enough to be in my f*cking face everytime I turn around, and on my bottle of Heinz Ketchup.

She is kind of mediocre at just about everything that she has done in her profession. Like I said I am not trying to bash her, but why so much attention?

Enough of the Lohan-mania, she isn't actually very hot when you really look at her. Think about it.

2005-01-02T12:08:00.000-08:00

Tsunami Relief

I saw a kind of disturbing poll on CNN.com today. It asked "One week after the tsunamis struck, do you think the global relief effort is proving effective?" And I thought to myself....I don't f*cking know, I go from home to work and hear numbers of dead on the radio and say "whoa...that sucks." How would anyone in the US that is reading CNN.com have a meaningful opinion about the disaster relief? It's kind of like asking Mater P what he thinks is wrong with the budget for NASA. This just in! 68.3% of people 4,000 miles away sitting in front of their computers eating a Krispy Creme and washing it down with a grande latte think that the disaster relief is totally effective!"

2004-12-03T21:34:00.000-08:00

Getting up early doesn't mean anything.

Thousands of years ago, the only time anyone could do anything was during the day while the sun was up because humans don't come with night vision, and we had not yet invented the goggles. Well, technology and culture I think evolved far faster than our physical bodies.

Anyone can do any profession at any time of the day if they wanted to. The problem is that all of the baby boomers and older crowd have this idiotic unevolved perception about what it means to work hard and be responsible. And according to their school of thought, which is completely and totally incorrect, one can only be responsible by getting up early in the morning, and not "sleeping the day away", which means absolutely nothing in modern culture because we have invented a nice little thing called "The Lightbulb!"

Unless you work on a farm you really have no reason at all for working during the day other than the fact that "everyone else does."

It would really be a huge boost of productivity to take advantage of the night, think of the business opportunities involved, with all of the people who work second and third shift. Some business types, mainly the ones most concerned with what is commonly reffered to as "productivity" in the strict business sense of the word, have been taking advantage of the second and third shifts for many years now. But even after the invention of the lightbulb, it still took what I think to be a very long and unreasonable amount of time for businesses to take advantage of the new opportunities on any type of a large scale.

And for as long as people have been rising and resting according to the cycle of the sun, there have been people whose biological clocks are simply not set that way. Some people have sleeping disorders that force them to go to sleep very early and wake unusually early. But since it has long been favored to take all possible advantage of the light the sun provides us, so this disorder doesn't make one seem lazy, it makes them seem "ultra-productive." Where on the other hand you have things that areno different at all, like DSPS (delayed sleep phase syndrome), that are looked down upon, and sufferers are told to stop being lazy, and get to bed at a decent hour, not praised for their greatness like their early to rise counterparts.

No matter what anyone says, the time that you wake in the morning means NOTHING. It gives no indication about how productive or responsible of a person that you are, or any reference as to your character. It is far past the time to shed our ignorance of this issue and realize that almost everyone over the age of 40 has the wrong ideas about sleep, and about responsibility.

And if you want my honest opinion about the baby boomers and those before them.......

All I see out of those generations is a group of people who build their work lives and their character around lies meant to make them appear as the hardest working person around, when in reality they are anything but. In most cases they have equal to or less motivation and drive than the younger generations do.

Getting up at 6am means nothing if you go to bed at 10pm. It is no different than sleeping from 3am to 11am. And if you sleep from 4am to 11am, you are MORE productive than someone who sleeps from 10pm to 6am.

The baby boomers and before have thrown up the greatest of illusions about what it means to be responsible, and to work hard. They are just as lazy and irresonsible as anyone else, they do the least amount of work possible, but are very good at making it appear as though they take "extra" effort.

2004-11-18T00:30:00.000-08:00

I send Text Messages while I am driving, even in heavy traffic and on the freeway.

I was just wondering if that pisses anyone out there in cyberspace off? I was thinking about it today, and I don't really think it is that different from smoking or having a beverage, or reading some directions. I have been using text messaging since it first was available on wireless phones and I am so proficient, and know my phone so well, that I can send them to recipients of my choice, message and all, without even looking at the phone. So with all of that in mind, I wonder, do you think that that is any worse than having a cigarette, talking on the phone, or drinking a beverage in the car?

2004-11-03T23:59:00.000-08:00

d3pth charge

Sometimes I feel like I am now to the point in my video game evolution that I can only play First Person Shooters without being frustrated or bored.

I know that it is not just a general case of ADD, because I can focus for long periods of time on other tasks that are far more boring than video games.

I started playing video games on the Atari 2600, and in the arcade. And have played about everything that I can think of that was created from about 1980 and on. For over a decade I was content playing one player games in my own living room, or at the arcade when a new game would come out.

I think that my Gaming ADD started around the time that I first played DOOM online. One I connected to another user and played against a real human opponent, it was all over. And over the last 13 years, I have gotten to this sad point.

I even become frustrated if the first person shooter I am playing makes me wait more than 4 seconds after dying to respawn. I used to love games like Sonic the Hedgehog on Genesis, you couldn't even save your game, and I would spend 2 hours getting to the last level, and die, and happily start right over. I can still do that with games sometimes, but only if the game is a shooter, andthing that doesn't involve shooting things from a first person perspective has no replay value, and I almost refuse to do things over.

I know that many other gamers ahve experienced this same sort of phenomenon, if you have any comments on the issue, please let me know. I will update this post later, just wanted to kind of get it started.

2004-09-12T15:34:00.000-07:00

Part 1. Interview with a local Artist.

THE MAYHEM brings you the most vague interview of all time. You don't know the location, age, or style of the artist exactly but here is Part 1 of the interview.

THE MAYHEM: What are your current projects?

Anonymous Artist: Printing process for flyers, promotional items, and CD covers for various local rock bands. Afew new paintings for an upcoming art show.

TM: What is your favorite medium for creating art?

AA: Favorite two, a tie, printing (silk screening) and stencil based spray paint on canvas.

TM: Favorite Pen?

AA: Micron .005 Black

TM: Favorite 5 Films, not of all time, but just 5 films that you think are very good, in no particular order.

AA: Buffalo 66, Requiem for a Dream, American Beauty, Gummo, and The Nightmare Before Christmas.

TM: Do you think that Video Games are art?

AA: Absolutely, so much artistry goes into it, just because it gets mass marketed doesn't detract from the fact that it is art, it has so many stages, storyboards, design, etc, for sure.

TM: Top Games, in no order of course.

AA: Final Fantasy Series, Halo, Perfect Dark, and of course the milestone classic game, DOOM.

2004-09-11T15:48:00.000-07:00

300,000

How would you like to wake up one day and find out that $300,000.00 had been deposited into your account? Well, that is exactly what happened to some poor guy who had the same name as a baseball player, and they asked him for it all back, and he gave part of it back, and then had his account frozen, and is concerned with tax issues, and the inconvinience that it caused him. So the team is suing him obviously, to read about the whole mess click here.

2004-08-23T22:31:00.000-07:00

Finally, they are giving this some coverage

I thought this was one of the most disturbing stories in years, and it kind of faded from the headlines really fast. 334 dead bodies in piles, a bunch of pictures were found on this guys computer, and a whole lot of other really messed up details. The trial is getting underway, here is the first installment of this 3 ring circus.

Click Here for the article.

2004-08-23T00:54:00.000-07:00

Richard Marx sings about Rape?

Remember that old song from the 80's?

Ohhh OOOO OOhhhh! Ain't gonna stop until I'm satisfied!

We here at THE MAYHEM think it may have a secret deep dark meaning. check it out.

Richard Marx - Satisfied

We work our bodies weary to stay alive
There must be more to livin' than nine to five
Why should we wait for some better time
There may not even be a tomorrow
Ain't no sense in losing you mind
I'm gonna make it worth the ride

Don't you know,
I won't give up until I'm satisfied
Don't you know,
Why should I stop until I'm satisfied

Ignore the hesitation, that ties your hands
Use your imagination, and take a chance
I won't let my moment of truth pass me by
I've gotta make my move now or never
And if they turn me loose on this town
They're gonna have to hold me down

Don't you know,
I won't give up until I'm satisfied
Don't you know,
Why should I stop until I'm satisfied
Yeah

Oh, don't you know,
Ain't gonna stop until we're satisfied
Don't you know,
We shouldn't stop until we're satisfied

Don't you know,
Ain't gonna stop until I'm satisfied
Don't you know,
We won't give up until we're satisfied

And in the last choruses it changes to "we" suggesting the rapist had an accomplice.

And also this song is off of an album that is called "Repeat Offender."

2004-08-16T21:54:00.000-07:00

The Most Homosexual Sesame Street Character is.......

BERT! It seemed appropriate since he is almost always on THE MAYHEM's terror alert level located to the right on the nav bar. Thanks to everyone for voting!

Way to go Bert!

2004-07-31T23:17:00.000-07:00

Tyson Knocked Out

This Seriously bummed me out. Back in the day I used to watch Mike Tyson fight and he could destroy anyone, he seemed invincible, and he truly was for a long time.

You can read a full article by Clicking Here. He was knocked out in the fourth round. I think this kind of makes me feel old, and I bet it makes Mike Tyson feel old also. I know he is messed up, and he has done a lot of messed up things, but for some small reason, somewhere, somehow, I feel the slightest bit bad for him. Not because he lost, he is 38, he cannot expect to win every fight forever, but because of how the media portrays him.

I feel like he really has had some tough breaks, and should not be looked at in a completely negative way. And he was my hero for a while. I would get so excited to watch him fight. We would all see it live on pay per view, waiting through hours of warm up fights just to see Iron Mike Tyson level his opponent in the first few rounds.

It kind of reminds me of the feeling that you get when you start to grow up and realize your idols also have flaws and are just real people like you. Your older brother, your dad, whoever you really looked up to, that instant when you know they are mortal, and flawed, and not as perfect as you had thought. That is the feeling I get whenever I see Mike Tyson on the canvas.

2004-07-31T01:08:00.000-07:00

Polls

If you have an idea for a poll send it to th3m4yh3m@hotmail.com. These weekly polls are created by an independent polling specialist, but if you have a good enough suggestion, we may take you up on it.

2004-07-24T14:16:00.000-07:00

Stop controlling my Cursor

I don't know about the rest of the world, but I am starting to hate sites that automatically pull my cursor into their search field, or some other field that they assume I want to type in. If everyone Used IE, maybe it would be convenient, but when you use a browser with tabbed browsing, it becomes a nightmare.

When I open my browser, a few different pages all come up in tabs, one of them being Hotmail.com and one of the others being Gmail.com, and just about the time I start typing in my Gmail username, the hotmail tab sucks my cursor away from me and I end up typing half of my username into that field, that is on a totally different tab altogether.

I understand that the majority of the public opens one IE window and checks to see if their kids sent them any "Emails" and then they buy a Tom Clancy book off of Amazon and go to bed, but for the rest of us, this cursor raping gets a bit old. They need to make a way to disable that within the browsers, or even the sites themselves, but cookies are annoying also, so the browser not allowing it would be the best.

2004-07-21T18:12:00.000-07:00

Political conventions to welcome Bloggers.

What in the world are they thinking. I think blogging is kind of funny. It seems like everyone in the world posts on one, but no one really reads anyone elses. It is just one huge online therapy session if you think about it. All of those servers filled with opinions that no one cares about. lol. Anyway, check out this interesting artcle on CNN.com today.

2004-07-14T21:21:00.000-07:00

Fox News Remodels and looks horrible

Not that it ever looked that great anyway, but now www.foxnews.com looks awful. You cannot navigate quickly with all of that garbage floating around.

Speaking of Fox News, check out this MugShot of Shepard Smith

2004-07-03T23:10:00.000-07:00

GET ON THE FLOOR!!!!

James Brown pleaded guilty to domestic violence this week after pushing his wife to the floor and threatening to kill her. I wonder if he shouted "Get on the floor!"

2004-06-20T15:27:00.000-07:00

W wipes out on a Segway

Just in case you don't know what a Segway is yet, their website describes it as... "The Segway™ Human Transporter (HT) is the first of its kind—a self-balancing, personal transportation device designed to go anywhere people do. It gives people everywhere the ability to move faster and carry more, allowing them to commute, shop, and run errands more efficiently while also having fun. It makes businesses more productive by allowing workers greater versatility, mobility and carrying capacity. It does it all by harnessing some of the most advanced, thoroughly tested technology ever created."

How does one manage to wipe out on one of the most stable and well balanced, most advanced and tested creations ever....well, leave it to W. The pictures are kind of old, but most of you probably didn't see them the first time around.

If you have any other pictures of this mishap, please post the location of them in the comments section below, or email them to th3m4yh3m@hotmail.com

2004-06-16T01:17:00.000-07:00

Do you Yahoo?

As you may have already heard, Yahoo upped their storage limit from 4MB to 100MB for their free email service today. In an attempt to answer Googles offering of 1GB of free storage, Yahoo reportedly had a few bugs or problems and was slowing down and/or not being available at all, some say due to the changes, and some say their was other internet issues affecting Yahoo and others including Microsoft and Xerox this morning. I have several Yahoo accounts but have not yet logged on to see the updates.

They also offered a huge upgrade to their pay service. Now users who pay for Yahoo's premium service have had their accounts upgraded to 2GB. But even with a 2GB limit, it lacks the searching and archiving features of Gmail.

I abandoned my Hotmail account months ago when I first started using Gmail, and have no plans of ever returning, Microsoft has plagued us all for years with ads at the end of our messages, constant interruptions of service, and down times, and that annoying little graph that lets you know that you're approaching your storage limit.

It will be very amusing to see which competitor comes out on top in the end, I am putting my money on Google at this point in the game for a few reasons.

Reason 1 - Hotmail and Yahoo will not be able to compete with the 1GB for free offer of Gmail. The reason is that for the last 7 years, all of us have created somany hotmail accounts that it would simply be impossible. Microsofts tactics will come back around to haunt them. They make Hotmail inboxes so small on purpose, so you have to check them all of the time, and they fade away after 90 days of not being checked. So they can assure that you will be in their looking at their ads all of the time. And they let so much spam through on purpose, so you have to keep going in and looking at it so you can delete it and not go over your 2MB. It works in a vicious cycle that has made MS a ton of profit. Yahoo does the same thing but on a little bit smaller scale. I alone have about 6 Hotmail addresses. They forced people to create multiple accounts to handle all of the spam that floods in, and because of that, there are so many accounts, upgrading them all to 1GB would be very very hard. Yahoo offers 100MB which is 1/10th of Gmail, without any of the nice features like tabbed replies, searchable database of email, etc.

Reason 2 - Features the google search feature in the Gmail interface is very nice, as well as the tabbed replies. These are two features that Hotmail and Yahoo lack, and I really cannot imagine them trying to ad. Not to mention Gmail is new and fresh, and you have a great chance of getting a good email address. Users over the last couple of years who have started using email have never known much besides Hotmail and Yahoo, so their email addresses are kind of bad for the most part, like johnsmith13_323@hotmail.com etc. So a new email service is kind of a relief for a lot of people.

Reason 3 - The ads in Gmail are very very small, and they are text ads. Far less annoying and far less frequent than the others.

I guess we will all have to wait and see who comes out ahead in the end. But for now, Gmail is king.

Leave comments below and let us know what your opinions and impressions of Gmail are, and also if you have tried out the new Yahoo interface yet.

2004-06-15T01:29:00.000-07:00

Recycled News

The unabomber may have tried to kill himself using his underwear.

Click here for the full story.

Also, here is a link to the Unabombers complete manifesto for those of you who have not read it.

Its sections are below, click the link above to read the full manifesto.

Industrial Society And Its Future
Table of Contents
# Introduction
# The Psychology Of Modern Leftism
# Feelings Of Inferiority
# Oversocialization
# The Power Process
# Surrogate Activities
# Autonomy
# Sources Of Social Problems
# Disruption Of The Power Process In Modern Society
# How Some People Adjust
# The Motives Of Scientists
# The Nature Of Freedom
# Some Principles Of History
# Industrial-Technological Society Cannot Be Reformed
# Restriction Of Freedom Is unavoidable In Industrial Society
# The 'Bad' Parts Of Technology Cannot Be Seperated From The 'Good' Parts
# Technology Is A More Powerful Social Force Than The Aspiration Freedom
# Simpler Social Problems Have Proved Intractable
# Revolution Is Easier Than Reform
# Control Of Human Behavior
# Human Race At A Crossroads
# Human Suffering
# The Future
# Strategy
# Two Kinds Of Technology
# The Danger Of Leftism
# Final Note
# Notes

2004-06-12T20:47:00.000-07:00

Recycled News

Fast Food Frenzy

A mass shooting begins at a Pensylvania McDonalds

McDonalds worker arrested for selling drugs at the drive thru window

Another McDonalds Shooting

Standoff with a gunman with hostages inside of a McDonalds

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