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I LACK YOU

Mon, 28 Sep 2009 05:05:33 GMT

I LACK YOU
Originally uploaded by Radio_jct.

Can't sleep, clowns will eat me.

Sun, 23 Aug 2009 10:33:03 GMT

7/12: Cardboard Tube Fighting League Tournament - New York City, NY (McCarren Park)

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 06:33:57 GMT

Cardboard Tube Fighting League Tournament happens Sunday, July 12th, 2009, rain or shine.

One random travelling weekend only, the Seattle Cardboard Tube Fighting league will be hosting a back-to-back weekend tournament: Saturday in Philadelphia, PA and Sunday in New York City.

Its a free family event. It is recommended that only children above the age of 5 participate.

Location:
McCarren Park (Where exactly in the park is TBD, stay tuned!!!)

Entry Fee:
FREE to the public!

What to bring:
Water, cameras, video cameras, name tags & positive social attitude

Attire:
cardboard armor, costumes are encouraged.
All tubes are provided by the group.
No outside tubes allowed, liability and cost are the drivers for this ruling.

Tubeduel.com
ninja@tubeduel.com

Phone:
###-###-####

Follow us on twitter.com/_CTFL_

Facebook Event:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=195782255050

7/11: Cardboard Tube Fighting League Tournament - Philadelphia, PA (Near Philly Art Museum, Rocky St

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 06:31:56 GMT

Cardboard Tube Fighting League Tournament happens Saturday, July 11th, 2009, rain or shine.

One random travelling weekend only, the Seattle Cardboard Tube Fighting league will be hosting a back-to-back weekend tournament: Saturday in Philadelphia, PA and Sunday in New York City.

Its a free family event. It is recommended that only children above the age of 5 participate.

Photo courtesy of Cardboard Tube Fighting League

Location*:
Open grassy area across the street of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, (the Rocky Steps)
Latitude 39.964485° North - Longitude 75.179197° West
Google Maps: 39.964485, -75.179197

When:
Saturday, July 11th, 2009
13:00

Entry Fee:
FREE to the public!

What to bring:
Water, cameras, video cameras, name tags & positive social attitude

Attire:
cardboard armor, costumes are encouraged.
All tubes are provided by the group.
No outside tubes allowed, liability and cost are the drivers for this ruling.

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*Alternate Location:
Fairmount Park
Poplar Drive & Kelly Drive
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Tubeduel.com
ninja@tubeduel.com

Phone:
###-###-####

Follow us on twitter.com/_CTFL_

Facebook Event:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=94379397035

Personal Blood

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 18:00:41 GMT

{Facebook status excerpt}

I have ultimately decided to embrace the new half-sister... only as a recipient, I shall always welcome a potential organ donor.

However to ruthlessly spite his philandering, womanizing father, I won't provide the half-sister an organ should she ever need one.

Consider us even.

No wonder you're upset, she's lovely...

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:55:05 GMT

{Facebook status excerpt}

I'm generally timid around women. This probably stems from my father. My father is a major reason why I didn't feel comfortable courting/dating any women around in the Pacific Northwest; I unnervingly feared I'd be dating a relative ;-(

I thank Todd S. for helping him express that.

I saw this day comming... crawling out of the woodwork

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:47:51 GMT

{Facebook Status Excerpt}

I found out this morning I have a half-sister; about his age living in Montana. For the record I never trusted father to begin with. No surprises. So much for statusing about his great weekend in Seattle watching Air Sex, Fremont Solstice Parade and free Moore Theater & free watermelon with good friends. ;-\

IvyGate Blog and the University of Phoenix, juxtapose.

Fri, 02 Jan 2009 18:47:12 GMT

ivy_gate_U_of_Phoenix
Originally uploaded by Radio_jct.

Look what i saw juxtaposed this morning!

Juxtapose, with you!
-superfurryanimals

The Dark Knight Allegory

Mon, 03 Nov 2008 05:28:23 GMT

The Dark Knight Allegory
Originally uploaded by Radio_jct.

Joker = Osama bin Laden
Harvey Dent = Barack Obama
Batman = George W. Bush

Who said batman was a hero?

Its explicitly stated that he's a vigilante in that film and by the director, Christopher Nolan.

The series is revised as realistic, a vigilante fighting injustice, despite how he's perceived by the public.

In The Dark Knight
Batman does the following:
-illegal extradition of a suspect in a foreign land, Hong Kong. (extraordinary rendition)
-illegal cellphone wiretapping to find the joker (homeland security violating civil rights)
-torturing suspects for information
-(lots of property damage)
-not well liked by the public

Batman breaks the law, to fight injustice.
Good or bad way, there's a strong comparison.

It does not matter how I view GW, what I'm arguing there's an blatant allegory in the film.

The only sad part with this allegory is the assumption of Obama as White Knight/Harvey Dent will fall from grace.

Sarah Palin: Recklessly Hot!

Tue, 28 Oct 2008 05:38:38 GMT

Sarah Palin: Recklessly Hot!
Originally uploaded by Radio_jct.

Another piece of my fine art work.

No wonder you're upset, she's lovely.

Thu, 18 Sep 2008 05:28:26 GMT

No wonder you're upset, she's lovely.
Originally uploaded by Radio_jct.

I made this, enjoy.

Update: 02 October, 2008
My image was featured on the Seattlest blog!

Cardboard Tube Fighting League Tournament - Washington D.C.

Mon, 14 Jul 2008 14:50:02 GMT

Cardboard Tube Fighting League
Originally uploaded by Espressobuzz.

As of May 2008, I'd become an organizing co-founding member of the Seattle Cardboard Tube Fighting League Chapter.

The founder, Robert Easley, relocated to San Francisco and established a new chapter there. Since his departure, the Seattle group has been working at expanding Cardboard Tubefighting to other locations.

Speculations that new groups will emerge are Wichita, Kansas, Pensacola, Florida and Washington D.C. etc, etc.

The next summer event is scheduled as follows:

Cardboard Tube Fighting League Tournament - Washington D.C.
"Washington War Dance"

Location:
Washington D.C
@ The National Mall, Between the
Smithsonian Institute Building &
National Museum of History.
Latitude 38.889629895456146° North
Longitude 77.02585458755493° West

When:
Saturday, July 26th, 2008
3:00 pm

Entry Fee:
Free

What to bring:
Water, cameras, postitive attitude

Attire:
cardboard armor, costumes are encouraged.
Business suits are also highly encouraged for this event.

Tiger Woods

Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:45:39 GMT

Tiger Woods won again.

Congrats for him being utterly successful. I have nothing against him personally.

Except he plays golf. ha!

It must have been an extremely slow day for that to be the top story.

Smooth Criminal

Thu, 01 May 2008 05:05:47 GMT

Climbing up on Solsbury Hill

Fri, 25 Apr 2008 05:14:20 GMT

Thanks Peter Gabriel

[image via Song Charts]

I could vote for Barack Obama, if Bill Cosby was Secretary of Education.

Sat, 19 Apr 2008 20:04:54 GMT

I'm quite steadfast on voting for John McCain for U.S. President in 2008.

However, I could imagine myself voting for Barack Obama for U.S. President, should he appoint Bill Cosby as U.S. Secretary of Education.

Here's why
Clips from Bill Cosby on NBC Sunday Meet the Press.

[ via Joann Jacobs]
[ via Yahoo! Answers]

Comments?

Meta-Meat

Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:02:59 GMT

I'm going to coin a phrase to-day.

I call it META-Meat.

Image via Wired.com

Remember it very well.

Best modern essay ever

Mon, 24 Mar 2008 00:53:57 GMT

School Vs Education by Russell Baker

    By the age of six the average child will have completed the basic American education and be ready to enter school. If the child has been attentive in these preschool years, he or she will already have mastered many skills. From television, the child will have learned how to pick a lock, commit a fairly elaborate bank holdup, prevent wetness all day long, get the laundry twice as white and kill people with a variety of sophisticated armaments. From watching his parents, the child, in many cases, will already know how to smoke, how much soda to mix with whiskey, what kind of language to use when angry and how to violate the speed laws without being caught.
    At this point, the child is ready for the second stage of education, which occurs in school. There, a variety of lessons may be learned in the very first days. The teacher may illustrate the economic importance of belonging to a strong union by closing down the school before the child arrives. Fathers and mothers may demonstrate to the child the social cohesion that can be build on shared hatred by demonstrating their dislike for children whose pigmentation displeases them. In the latter event, the child may received visual instruction in techniques of stoning buses, cracking skulls with a nightstick and subduing mobs with tear gas. Formal education has begun. During formal education, the child learns that life is for testing. This stage lasts twelve years, a period during which the child learns that success comes from telling testers what they want to hear.
    Early in this stage, the child learns that he is either dumb or smart. If the teacher puts intelligent demands upon the child, the child learns he is smart. If the teacher expects little of the child, the child he is dumb and soon quits bothering to tell the testers what they want to hear. At this point, education becomes more subtle. The child taught by school that he is dumb observes that neither he, she, nor any of the many children who are even dumber, ever fails to be promoted to the next grade. From this, the child learns that while everybody talks a lot about the virtue of being smart, there is very little incentive to stop being dumb.
    What is the point of school, besides attendance? The child wonders. As the end of the first formal stage of education approaches, school answers this question. The point is to equip the child to enter college. Children who have been taught they are smart have no difficulty. They have been happily telling testers what they want to hear for twelve years. Being artists at telling testers what they want to hear, they are admitted to college joyously; where they promptly learn that they are the hope of America.
    Children whose education has been limited to adjusting themselves to their school's low estimates of them are admitted to less joyous colleges which, in some cases, may teach them to read. At this stage of education, a fresh question arises for everyone. If the point of lower education was to get into college, what is the point of college? The answer is soon learned. The point of college is to prepare the student no longer a child now to get into graduate school. In college, the student learns that it is no longer enough simply to tell the testers what they want to hear. Many are tested for graduate school; few are admitted.
    Those excluded may be denied valuable certificates to prosper in medicine, at the bar, in the corporate boardroom. The student learns that the race is to the cunning and often, alas, to the unprincipled. Thus, the student learns the importance of destroying competitors and emerges richly prepared to play his role in the great simmering melodrama of American life. Afterward, the former student destiny fulfilled, his life rich with Oriental carpets, rare porcelain and full bank accounts, he may one day find himself with the leisure and the inclination to open a book with a curious mind, and start to become educated.

Jury Nullification - public service annoucement

Wed, 19 Mar 2008 06:07:36 GMT

Here's a Right you may not have heard of - Jury Nullification (google it)
Your Rights As A Juror
======================

As any one of us may be called to be on a jury at a criminal trial, it is important to know this fundamental right:

The jury has the right and duty to judge THE LAW as well as the facts of the case.

In other words, even if the facts show that the defendant is guilty of the charges, if the jury believes the so-called crime is not a crime in reality (e.g. most traffic, drug, tax statutes), then the jury can simply find the defendant NOT GUILTY.

This is judging the law and the jury has that right. It is our last protection against tyrannical government.

Why is this being spread on the internet? Because the judge WILL NOT tell you about this right, and the defense attorney will be reprimanded if he tries to tell the jury.

Please spread this message by email, messages, bulletins, wall posts, etc...

Thank you!

Fri, 29 Feb 2008 05:41:01 GMT

Originally uploaded by Espressobuzz.

William F. Buckley Jr. (RIP)

Thu, 28 Feb 2008 07:09:14 GMT

William F. Buckley Jr.

Yes he's the modern father of American conservatism, National Review Magazine.

Ironically, opposite to the mass moral opinion of his constituents, he acknowledged that the War on Drugs is Lost.

Here's a thorough debate,interview discussing his stance on the reality of the situation (via archive.org)

I've been suspecting this for years

Sat, 05 Jan 2008 18:05:41 GMT

My question is, who would portray who in a film?

Robin Williams as Bono
or
Bono as Robin Williams?

Photography skils

Sat, 01 Dec 2007 23:10:11 GMT

I'd like to learn how to do the following:

Bokeh

DIY Bokeh

Tilt-Shift Miniature

New USA & Dubai Bi-Lateral Immigration Agreement

Sun, 25 Nov 2007 07:39:09 GMT

Must have bumber sticker.

Fri, 16 Nov 2007 15:56:45 GMT

Uptight fat white people are taking over the planet.

via

the Stranger. Seattle,WA