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(cheat sheet here, but it'll spoil it if you don't watch the video first.)
Also, Judd Apatow Movie Goodness Calculator. "Is directed by Judd Apatow" worth 4 points, "Has a colon in the title" worth -3 points.
By this math, Pineapple Express is looking strong.
79% turnout is pretty impressive, when matched against our apathy. It's even more impressive when you consider this:
They don't even have opinions, and they still vote more than we do.
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March 26, 2008 -- 11:04 PM
posted by Jere
Well a bad loss...
but still..
3 points back...
happy belated birthday Jess, sorry we couldn't come out,
March 25, 2008 -- 11:09 PM
posted by Jess
Thanks for your birthday wishes all! And to everyone who came for dinner and apples last night!
March 25, 2008 -- 7:02 PM
posted by Al
Good video Par! It made me really hungry for a copious amount of fast and slow food.
March 25, 2008 -- 1:04 PM
posted by alison
at least it doesn't last very long (the sound)... you COULD turn your volume off, which is what I usually do.
in other news,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JESS!
March 25, 2008 -- 10:33 AM
posted by Keri
Happy Birthday Jess
March 25, 2008 -- 7:44 AM
posted by Al
Happy Birthday Jess!
March 25, 2008 -- 2:54 AM
posted by anonymous
March 24, 2008 -- 11:13 PM
posted by Jere
Still 3 points back...
March 24, 2008 -- 7:13 PM
posted by Par
Couple of nifty things, too.
Food Fight:
(cheat sheet here, but it'll spoil it if you don't watch the video first.)
Also, Judd Apatow Movie Goodness Calculator. "Is directed by Judd Apatow" worth 4 points, "Has a colon in the title" worth -3 points.
By this math, Pineapple Express is looking strong.
March 24, 2008 -- 7:09 PM
posted by Par
Bhutan becomes newest democracy:
The small Himalayan country of Bhutan became the world's newest democracy Monday when voters cast ballots in the nation's first parliamentary elections.
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Turnout was more than 79 per cent of the 320,000 registered voters, Wangdi said. The results will not be official until Tuesday morning.
79% turnout is pretty impressive, when matched against our apathy. It's even more impressive when you consider this:
The election came with a twist: it was the country's king, not the people, who pressed for democracy.
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"Why do we need these people and their arguments?" asked 48-year-old Kinzang Tshering after listening to one candidate make his spiel days before the vote. "They tell us they are better than the other ones. How should I know which one is better?"
They don't even have opinions, and they still vote more than we do.
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