Tuesdays with Muerte

This man, affectionately called Parsec, plays the Star Wars Imperial March On Telsa Coils. It sounds really good. I believe the Emperor would be impressed. Parsec Iron Clad, AKA Patrick, AKA Parsnips MonkeyClown built and tested this new Faraday suit to the tune of the imperial march at his own peril. Do not try this at home. ( Myspace Account ) ps - Did you note, at the end, how he conducted the electricity into that florescent light and lit up the room?

For those of you who get more excited by seeing Cooking God, Alton Brown on TV, than North Carolina Basketball sensation, Tyler Hansbrough ––– You should enjoy this post: Create your bracket HERE . It's still round one. Here is the full article . Final Four Predictions : Kentucky Beef Steak vs. Chicken Katshu BBQ Pork Rib vs. New England Lobster Of these four, who do you think would win? p.s. Can someone please explain to me what Prosciutto is?

I just read Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus. And I confess, I am still not the greatest at interpreting the intended meaning behind women's words. Here is a brief list of things I've picked up on so far: Fine : This is the word women use to end an argument when they are right and you need to shut up. Five Minutes : If she is getting dressed, this means a half an hour. Five minutes is only five minutes if you have just been given five more minutes to watch the game before helping around the house. Nothing : This is the calm before the storm. This means something, and you should be on your toes. Arguments that begin with “nothing” usually end in “fine.” Go Ahead : This is a dare, not permission. Don’t Do It! Loud Sigh : This is actually a not word, but is a non-verbal statement often misunderstood by men. A loud sigh means she thinks you are an idiot and wonders why she is wasting her time standing here and arguing with you about nothing. (Refer back to # 3 for the...

Any time I hear the phrase, "Your a Big B," I think of this picture. For Amanda Wikipedia: Ursa Major

With due respect to those who have lost significant loved ones recently, I have been thinking about my four new fish that have just passed on this week: Finnegan, "Three-Spots" Morgan, Tiger and Fredo LDS doctrine states: "[ Spirit is] the conscious intelligent individual entity that had an existence previous to mortality. That is, all forms of living things––man, beast, and vegetation––existed as individual spirits, before any form of life existed upon the earth." (Gen. 2:5; 1 Ne. 11:11; Ether 3:15-16; D&C 77:2 and 129; Moses 3:4-7) Bible Dictionary, Spirit pg.776 We also learn on pg. 608 of the Bible Dictionary, under Animals , that these creatures, created by God and given to man to have dominion over, have purpose beyond providing for the sustenance of Mankind; A fascinating study. But let's get down to the nitty-gritty. Here are 5 documented answers to animal questions you've always been a little bit curious about: 1. Do animals have spirit...

What does this mean? Insights : Well, it tells you at least three things about me: 1. I typically publish my posts before they're really ready. I feel compelled to publish posts immediately after I first draft them. It then takes me a day or two to go back and revise what I've written, looking especially for spelling and grammar. Example . 2. I listen to my readers. I depend on initial comments to make judgmental revisions and better cater the post's topic to the audience. Most of the time, I just write for myself. A second, and sometimes third, look is required to make the post universally interesting. 3. After reading what I've written, I often discover that I really don't agree with my own opinion. This results in spot-edits, for example, adding a "not" in front of words or replacing phrases like "irreparable damage" to "incalculable benefits." *Sometimes, when I'm feeling undervalued, I post shocking and controversial ...

This guy obviously has the ear of the Virgin Mary. This the Muslim equivalent to Cheerios in Sacrament Meeting. This artist obviously didn't get the memo. (Matt. 28: 6; Mark 16: 6; Luke 24: 6) You should thank me that I chose not to post the subsequent pictures in this series. Skeptical lizard is skeptical. Sack-Monkey is moderately impressed. This cat has seen the economic future of the United States; he shouldn't be so shocked. Times are jolly-good in the UK. Foolish, Yankee sKNOBS! Russian President, Vladimir Putin approves. The Chinese confidently press on into the future.