Why does that whole situation feel like Gulliver being captured by the Lilliputians? It's definitely unique in our political history, though. Let other countries have their "interesting" elections. We change power the traditional way: through procedural motions, opposition party agreements of cooperation, and written pledges of support.

The things you miss by only reading BBC.com

Fun

Thanks Par, should come in handy when I make that Grand Arms webpage.

For future reference: Pattern Tap - "is here to satisfy and encourage the inspiration needs of my interface design peers and peeps. We aspire to be the one stop pattern shop for your next inspiration need."

Yeah, rickrolled by The Rick himself!

My parents made it there safe, after a detour through Delhi. Hopefully, things don't get crazy there.

Also,

Now that post just makes me think what's bothering me is just really minor.

Sorry to hear about the bad news Par.

Anyways I just have 2 rules I try to follow everyday:

1) Don't creep yourself out

2)Don't creep anyone else out

Well number 2 was acomplished today though rule number 1 was an epic fail times 1000.

Really nothing when compared to the recent events but just had to get it off my chest.

Fucking monsters.

My parents, who left Edmonton yesterday morning, had not yet landed in Mumbai when this happened, so they're probably in Frankfurt right now.

Still, I'm supposed to be in Mumbai two weeks from now. We'll see how that goes. If memory serves, though, Mumbaikars don't ever give the bastards the satisfaction of flinching.

Radiology's just not 8 hours a day interesting. To me, anyway. I couldn't imagine my life being reading films all day, even for just a couple of days a week. More power to people who like it that much, I guess.