Month: November 2008
“Only websites with over 100,000 daily page views across user pages are eligible to participate in the Google AdSense API program…”
What the.. This is annoying. And all I wanted to do was write a hack to see my AdSense pittance from within WordPress.
Bunny Layla
For the fear of taxes…
This whole Obama tax misquote propaganda thing is getting out of hand.
As seen on Facebook:
- McCain Supporter changes status to “thinks she better run and buy her new ride today before all her money is taken by taxes after tomorrow”
- Obama Supporter changes status to “<Obama Supporter> is wondering if the <McCain Supporter> is making over 250k a year, and if so, can he get a bit of the action. Hook a brother up!”
- <McCain Supporter>
Apparently you don’t watch the news, you only need to make $120K to get screwed now. - <Obama Supporter>
Hmmm… haven’t heard that on the stations I watch. Send me a link.
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=G88ebXY2uaI
Bill Richardson stumping for Obama- <Obama Supporter>
That clip says if you make <120k, you’ll get a tax cut. It does not say that if you make over it, you’ll get a tax increase, which is what I’m assuming you’re referring to. Are you defining getting screwed as not getting a tax cut, or by having your taxes raised? - <McCain Supporter>
It’s only a matter of time.Moment of Zen
- <Obama Supporter>
In 5 billion years, the sun will turn into a Red Giant. After a few million years, it will become a White Dwarf. Then, after tens of billions of years, it will burn out. It’s only a matter of time.
The Obama guy was honest enough to follow the McCain-ite’s bulletproof logic through to it’s natural and inevitable conclusion: If Barack Obama is elected to the Presidency of the United States of America, the sun will cease to shine. He’ll get your money… AND YOUR SUNLIGHT.
BOOGAH BOOGAH BOOGAH!
Oy vey. Go Obama.
Americans are lumbering under about $900 billion in credit card debt
According to the latest Federal Reserve figures. Woah.
Banks are now actually asking for credit card debt forgiveness from the government. And I was wondering why suddenly those damned “blank checks” from credit card companies were no longer filling up the mailbox.
Is the age of living beyond one’s means finally coming to and end?
Coats for Cubs
We’ve been wondering what to do with our mother’s old fur coats. They hang in the back of the coat closet closet; a poignant reminder of things lost, and left to lose.
Considered giving the furs away to the local Glad Rags, however donating “thrift furs” didn’t really seem to make a lot of sense. Looking around for alternatives I came across Coats for Cubs, a campaign run by the US Humane Society.
Coats for Cubs repurposes furs into “blankets” for orphaned animals. According to the C4C site, “The furry blanket becomes a surrogate mother to orphaned animals, reducing stress and giving comfort.” Over 200 rehabilitators in the US and Canada participate in the program.
See the Coats for Cubs web site for to learn more about the program and how to donate.




