I like this country a lot, but there are a few glaring things that they’ve got ass-backwards. And doesn’t anybody know how to use the word literally anymore?
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Author: Joey deVilla
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Because you never know when it’ll come in handy.
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Happy Victoria Day!
It’s a working day down here in Tampa and the rest of the United States, but back in Canada, where I’m from, it’s the holiday colloquially known as “May 2-4” (named after May 24th and the Canadian colloquial term for a case of beer), Victoria Day. In honour of the holiday, I thought I’d post a picture of the Queen in her younger years, and post a video featuring some half-remembered Kinks lyrics. Enjoy!
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It’s 91ºF (33ºC) as I write this (5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 13th) in Accordion Bay, so yes, having a store that like this one, which carries nothing but fans makes complete sense. Our house has those combo ceiling fans/lights in the living room and bedrooms, and I think I have yet to see a home here that doesn’t have at least one.
Someday, I want to have an office with one of these hanging from the ceiling, spinning slowly above my mahogany desk as I work, resplendent in my linen shirt and Panama hat, sipping a Weng Weng cocktail:
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Today, Tuesday, May 13th, 2014, is the last day you can watch the video of David Bowie’s Space Oddity that Colonel Chris Hadfield recorded aboard the International Space Station.
Bowie's last day – we had permission for a year, so our Space Oddity video comes down today. One last look: http://t.co/z6umXHoPCk
— Chris Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield) May 13, 2014
He was able to get a license for the song for a year, and that year’s up. So go watch it now, before it vanishes!
(Or if you’re feeling like a bit of a rebel, you may want to download it before it disappears. It doesn’t take much searching to find out how to download YouTube videos.)
The “Bathe & Brew” combination coffee maker / shower soap dispenser sounds like a great idea if you ignore certain practical problems. It’s also not real, but the key component of the Prank Gift Box kit, available for US$6.99 at Amazon:
Found via Liz Lawley.