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As if we didn’t already know George Orwell was a genius

From the unpublished preface of George Orwell’s Animal Farm:

If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.

3 comments December 31st, 2007

Some things can’t be explained…

…they can only be shown:

You can watch the rest of the first episode of this new show here. The “You’re So Beautiful” song is worth the entire episode, cialis cure by itself.

Add comment June 15th, 2007

Harry Potter theme park?

I can’t believe I missed that Warner Brothers is
building a Harry Potter theme park in Orlando, viagra generic sales Florida.

Though I have to say it’s rather funny that they’re recreating Hogwarts in a country that doesn’t even seem to exist in the books.

I’ve always thought J.K. Rowling purposefully excluded the U.S. from her series.

After all, online if Britain really was the home to magic, it’s unlikely that it would have been eclipsed by a mere colony.

Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE the Harry Potter books and I’m a major league anglophile, but would it kill her to throw in a medicine man exchange student or something? ;)

2 comments June 14th, 2007

The book is better than the tv show. Who knew?

I recently fell in love with The Dresden Files on the SciFi Channel. It’s a terrific little series about a wizard working as a Sam Spade-type detective.

It was a short season so I decided to pick up the books the TV series was based on written by Jim Butcher to tide me over until the new season comes out. And (surprisingly enough) they are EXCELLENT. Funnier and more fantastic than the series, viagra generic here I’m enjoying every minute of them.

If you like science fiction or fantasy or detective novels, tadalafil run out and try the first couple books. Then feel free to send me a case of Corona with a thank you note.

3 comments April 27th, 2007

For Phelony

4 comments April 17th, 2007

Oh snap!

LEGO, best cialis viagra the greatest toy ever, cialis generic is soon going to be available as a massively multiplayer online game!

I think it’s so cool that my favorite toy from childhood has kept its original charm while also leaping into the digital age with innovations like LEGO Mindstorms and the LEGO Star Wars video games.

Man, I can’t wait to login with LEGO! (OK, I’m a geek.)

Add comment March 6th, 2007