Archive for November 22nd, 2003


The return of Opus!!!!


The return of Opus!!!!



On November 23rd <that’s tomorrow!>, after an absence of almost ten years, Opus returns to the nation’s Sunday comic pages.


We can’t, at this time, go into detail as to what he’s been doing during his mysterious missing decade, although Opus is deeply embarrassed about the rumors, especially the one naming him as the catalyst behind the unfortunate break-up of J Lo and Ben. It will all become clear soon.

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New business plan: Destroy the…

New business plan: Destroy the inventory. Enrage potential customers



Vivendi burning MP3.com library to the ground. Vivendi has announced that it’s flushing all the music it hosts at MP3.com down the toilet:


…they’re not selling the archive, containing more than a million songs by 250,000 artists. As of December 3rd, they’re destroying it.

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I feel your pain, brother

I feel your pain, brother



Man gets “spam rage” over penis ad


A Silicon Valley computer programmer has been arrested for threatening to torture and kill employees of the company he blames for bombarding his computer with Web ads promising to enlarge his penis.


However, help is on the way - Congress passes bill that will limit spam. 


I use a pop-up stopper and the excellent Spam Net to stop spam.

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Name that city!

Name that city!


Ankara? Kabul?? Baghdad???

(click to find out)


Miami!

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SF mayor race: Newson campaign…

SF mayor race: Newson campaign compares Green opponent to Jim Jones


The Gavin Newsom campaign is getting desperate. Y’see, he’s the hand-picked candidate of Willie Brown, the termed-out Mayor of San Francisco, and as such, should be coasting to victory. Yet Green Party candidate Matt Gonzalez appears ahead in the polls.


Plus, vast hordes of Green volunteers will be arriving soon to help Gonzalez. In repsonse, the Newsom folks are getting, well, bizarre.



<An email from a Gavin field organizer to supporters> “compares Gonzalez to Jim Jones, whose cult attracted followers here from around the country. Chamberlain writes that the Jonestown mass suicide — the anniversary of which was Tuesday — demonstrated “the ultimate showcase of what we can accomplish if we all completely commit to an extreme, ideological, progressive leader.”


“Twenty-one days until you choose which Kool-Aid to drink,” it states.


What a bunch of doofuses!

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