Then there are the others:
- Certainly bringing credence to John Paul II's fast track to sainthood, Michael Jackson might sing some of the Pope's prayers. (Or might not.) When driving down here yesterday, I heard MJ's Beat It on the radio. Eddie Van Halen gave a ripping guitar solo. Let us all give a collective shiver at the thought of MJ singing Young People, Christ Calls You, whomever plays the guitar.
- From the Science of the Flippin' Obvious Department, we learn that people's brains change after they're 18 and again in middle age. (See the aforementioned attention drift.)
- The communists in Nepal will agree to a monarchy, but only if the people vote for it. As best as I can tell, if the idea of a monarchy isn't improved, then the Maoist will continue their battles with whomever is in power.
- The American Decency Association didn't think much of the Super Bowl, but not because of anything related to football.
- Just in time for Valentine's Day: the Army will teach you how to pick a spouse.
- Mike Lazaridis, co-CEO of RIM, will receive the highest Canadian honor, the Order of Canada. Judge in Blackberry patent trials seen jumping up and down like Yosemite Sam.
- Herbal medicines can be healthy, safe, and inexpensive alternatives to traditional medicines, as long as your health care provider isn't faxing your confidential information to a small, house-run business in Canada.
- I think that this looks more like one of the Baldwin brothers, but the makers claim that it's Brad Pitt. Insert your own Angelina Jolie/Jennifer Aniston/Who is Brad Pitt and why does he keep calling me? joke here.
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