The Three Wolf Moon T-shirt has gone fancy! But two of the wolves keep it real, so they decided to stay on their side of the tracks.

Fashionista points us to this “Petra Moon Wolf” tank dress currently being sold for $93! YES! Ninety three fucking dollars!

That’s almost ten times more than the original and you only get one wolf! Get less, pay more? What kind of logic is that? Besides, the power is fueled by the trinity. Without the other two wolves, you’ve only got a lone stoner wolf exhaling into a street light in front of a 24-hour liquor store.

And that wolf needs to stop trying to make people think he’s high-class by saying his name is Petra. Please. Petra?!

Article by Michael K of dlisted.com

THE WIZARD Canvas-acrylic-spraypaint 100/100 cm 2008

Check out this find. This man is a true cake artist!!!

I didn’t title the pics because there were so many I liked and too many to rename.

I couldn’t get over how good these were. Every time I clicked, I was floored thinking “Nothing could top this one!!!” , then I’d click again and it happened. Over and over and over.

If you’d like to see more, please visit www.mikesamazingcakes.com

Call me sick, but this was simply a profound quote.

Blind people dream.

Read the other 9 by clicking below:

You forget 90% of your dreams.

Everybody dreams.

We only dream of what we know.

Dreaming prevents Psychosis.

Not everyone dreams in colour.

Dream are not what they’re about.

Quitters have more vivid dreams.

External stimuli invade our dreams.

You are paralyzed while you sleep.

Other factoids:

In 2008-2009, a worldwide contest was held to find the funniest wedding photos. Here are a few submissions.

Ben Underwood was a remarkable teenager, who loved to skateboard, ride his bicycle and play football and basketball. For the most part, the Californian 14-year-old was just like other kids his age. What made Underwood remarkable was his ability to master these activities despite the fact that he was blind. Underwood had both eyes removed after being diagnosed with retinal cancer at age two. To most people’s amazement upon meeting him, he seemed completely unfazed by his lack of sight, defying common stereotypes about blindness as a disability. So how did he do it? The answer is echolocation: the sonar navigation technique used by bats, dolphins, several other mammals and some birds. As Underwood moved about, he habitually made clicking noises with his tongue; these sounds bounced off surfaces and, with each return, added to Underwood’s perception of his surroundings.

He was so good at it that he could tell the difference between a fire hydrantand a rubbish bin, distinguish between parked cars and trucks, and — if you took him to a house he had never been to before — he would tell you he could ’see’ a staircase in that corner and a kitchen in the other. He could even distinguish between different materials.

An unflinching faith in God guided Ben and his mother during his last few months as cancer spread to Ben’s brain and spine. He finally died on January 2009 at the age of 16.

I know I promised to try to do a links post each week but last week I was only able to post a few specific articles so since I actually have a little time this afternoon (I will not ask how that happened) and thought I’d post some of the links I’ve found in the last couple of weeks.

• Melissa Draper: How people get involved. A great little piece on getting involved in the Linux and open source community.
• Bodi.Zazen: Firewall Ubuntu Desktops. Windows users have gotten use to the idea that they should always use a firewall on their system (at least I hope they have). While it isn’t quite as vital on a GNU/Linux system due to the better inherent security some users still want to use a firewall, but it can be a bit of a pain in the posterior. Bodi has a nice, easy to follow article on using a firewall on Ubuntu.
• Danny Piccirillo: Can Ubuntu reach over 16,000 anime lovers in April? Danny and the Ubuntu Massachusetts LoCo Team have been busy getting ready to make sure people at next April’s Anime Boston know not only about Ubuntu but also about the Ubunchu! manga. If you haven’t been enjoying Ubunchu! yet the third episode has just come out so it’s a great time to get caught up. You can also check out Martin Owens’ interview on BBC Radio for info on Ubuntu, Ubunchu mange and Anime Boston.
• Roderick B. Greening: Copy playlist files to your Media player in Amarok. How is it that Amarok 2 doesn’t have a way to create a playlist and move it to your favorite digital media player? Actually that’s not true anymore, because Roderick has found a way to do it via Amarok scripting. I do believe Amarok may have just gotten even better, but I haven’t been able to get it running on my Ubuntu box since I moved to 9.10. I may have to look to see if the issue preventing me from using Amarok 2 has been resolved yet.
• Panji Nushantara: Guide to Karmic Koala (PDF). Panji has yet another great post for us as he tells us about a free PDF book with “almost everything you should know about Ubuntu, from partitioning to tweaking Ubuntu.” He’s right, it is a must have, and you don’t even need to shell out hard-earned money to get a dead tree edition of this great resource.
• Julian Andres Klode: Ubuntu Software Center coming to Debian. While it’s not universally loved, enough people love the graphical Software Center that it has been added to Debian unstable. I have to admit that while I usually use Synaptic for adding new apps I do use the USC now and then. I use it often enough, in fact,that I set up an alias for it in Gnome Do so I can launch it even more easily.
• Christopher Blizzard: why open video? Some people wonder what the big deal is about open video and why it’s important. Christopher has found a video that answers these questions quite nicely.
• Artem Nosulchik: 13 Linux lethal commands. There are commands that you should never, ever run in GNU/Linux. Artiomix has compiled a list of what they are and why you should avoid them like the plague. This article deserves to be added to your bookmarks so you can include them in your permanent reference collection.

Before I close out this post I have one more thing to share with you. A number of users of GNOME’s Evolution email client have been bitten by Launchpad Bug 27014: Summary and folder mismatch, even after a sync. You know you’re affected by it if you switch folders and get an error saying something like

Error while Storing folder ‘Inbox’.

Summary and folder mismatch, even after a sync

Zoran Mijanovic posted a possible fix for the problem.

Just delete file “folders.db” from ~/.evolution/mail/local and start “evolution”. In the first time the evolution needs more time to rebuild folders.db. After that, everything works fine.

If you have this problem you should try his solution to see if it resolves the issue for you.

Ku and I realized Bresho’s first birthday is soon. Actually, he realized. I am not a long-term thinker. By the time we get back from Colombia it is going to be the middle of January. I have to defend my thesis proposal at the beginning of February and, next thing we know, Bresho is one. ONE. And because I am not busy enough taking care of a baby, and planning a wedding, and teaching seminars, and doing research for my thesis, I decided I am going to do all the invitations and decor. You know, in my free time… 

Since it is very likely that by March I will have gone completely mad, we have chosen the circus as his birthday party theme, just to make sure I fit in. I’ll be juggling bottles. Wine bottles. Probably whiskey, by that point. Or I’ll just give up and end up buying all his party supplies at wal-mart when I realize my invitations are garbage. Hopefully it won’t be one day before the party, but it probably will.  

Circus poster Fourpenny Circus

One insider tells all. Thank God he listened to his conscience.

This is kinda scary.

Just when you thought Japan couldn’t get crazier, check out this new trend.

You have to hand it to the Japanese, they know violence sells and they market it like no other country can.

But this has to be the dumbest sport in history, two fat guys pounding each other with neon-rods until they’re both soaked in blood? I have no idea what this sport is called or who came up with the idea, but apparently it’s very popular in the Land of the Rising Sun, despite it’s obvious stupidity. I’d rather watch some K1 or UFC any day, this is just like wrestling only with real blood.

I wonder if those lamps are mercury free…if they’re not, do the fat guys know they could die from mercury poisoning?

From: Marney

As you all know a fabulous Thanksgiving Dinner does not make itself. I need to ask each of you to help by bringing something to complete the meal. I truly appreciate your offers to assist with the meal preparation.

Now, while I do have quite a sense of humor and joke around all the time, I COULD NOT BE MORE SERIOUS when I am providing you with your Thanksgiving instructions and orders. I am very particular, so please perform your task EXACTLY as I have requested and read your portion very carefully. If I ask you to bring your offering in a container that has a lid, bring your offering in a container WITH A LID, NOT ALUMINUM FOIL! If I ask you to bring a serving spoon for your dish, BRING A SERVING SPOON, NOT A SOUP SPOON! And please do not forget anything.

All food that is to be cooked should already be prepared, bring it hot and ready to serve, warm or room temp. These are your ONLY THREE options. Anything meant to be served cold should, of course, already be cold.

HJB—Dinner wine

The Mike Byron Family
1. Turnips in a casserole with a lid and a serving spoon. Please do not fill the casserole all the way up to the top, it gets too messy. I know this may come as a bit of a surprise to you, but most of us hate turnips so don’t feel like you a have to feed an army.
2. Two half gallons of ice cream, one must be VANILLA, I don’t care what the other one is. No store brands please. I did see an ad this morning for Hagan Daz Peppermint Bark Ice Cream, yum!! (no pressure here, though).
3. Toppings for the ice cream.
4. A case of bottled water, NOT gallons, any brand is ok.

The Bob Byron Family
1. Green beans or asparagus (not both) in a casserole with a lid and a serving spoon. If you are making the green beans, please prepare FOUR pounds, if you are making asparagus please prepare FIVE pounds. It is up to you how you wish to prepare them, no soupy sauces, no cheese (you know how Mike is), a light sprinkling of toasted nuts, or pancetta, or some EVOO would be a nice way to jazz them up.
2. A case of beer of your choice (I have Coors Light and Corona) or a bottle of clos du bois chardonnay (you will have to let me know which you will bring prior to 11/22).

The Lisa Byron Chesterford Family
1. Lisa as a married woman you are now required to contribute at the adult level. You can bring an hors d’ouvres. A few helpful hints/suggestions. Keep it very light, and non-filling, NO COCKTAIL SAUCE, no beans of any kind. I think your best bet would be a platter of fresh veggies and dip. Not a huge platter mind you (i.e., not the plastic platter from the supermarket).

The Michelle Bobble Family
1. Stuffing in a casserole with a serving spoon. Please make the stuffing sans meat.
2. 2.5-3 qts. of mashed squash in a casserole with a lid and serving spoon
3. Proscuitto pin wheel – please stick to the recipe, no need to bring a plate.
4. A pie knife

The June Davis Family
1. 15 LBS of mashed potatoes in a casserole with a serving spoon. Please do not use the over-size blue serving dish you used last year. Because you are making such a large batch you can do one of two things: put half the mash in a regulation size casserole with lid and put the other half in a plastic container and we can just replenish with that or use two regulation size casserole dishes with lids. Only one serving spoon is needed.
2. A bottle of clos du bois chardonnay

The Amy Misto Family (why do I even bother she will never read this)
1. A pumpkin pie in a pie dish (please use my silver palate recipe) no knife needed.
2. An apple pie in a pie dish, you can use your own recipe, no knife needed.

Looking forward to the 28th!!

Marney

Diska berria atera dute merkatura. Entzun ezazue bere lehen abestia.

inviato da: Pro Loco Fratta Polesine

Partecipazione al Salone del Regalo Natalizio “Strenne di Natale” CONTINUA A LEGGERE: Rovigo: Presepe Vivente al Salone del Regalo Natalizio Strenne di Natale

Esta noticia nos llega desde Japón, el unico lugar del mundo donde pueden pasar cosas como estas:

Un Japonés llamado Sal9000, ha contraído matrimonio con Nene Aganesaki, un personaje de un videojuego de Nintendo DS llamado Love Plus que salió a la venta el verano pasado solamente en Japón.

Aquí tenemos un video con imágenes de la feliz pareja recién casada:

Gracias a Dios esta practica de casarse con un personaje inexistente de videojuego no se a extendido demasiado, pero si tuvierais la oportunidad de casaros con un personaje de videojuego ¿con quien te casarias? (xD).

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Saludos Pakeros.

Un amigo,gracias, me ha pasado el enlace del anterior vídeo, que es un remix con la música de Dreamland de la saga Kirby del siguiente vídeo: