Shrinking Freedoms

Russell Kanning and Kat Dillon protest the lack of rights they have in their hometown, which should clearly fall under Constitutional Rights. They were denied the right to peaceably assemble, the right to free speech, and were hassled repeatedly by police after they refused to be moved to a "free speech zone" during a talk by President Bush in their town. This video shows them at the court house, disputing with police officers in Manchester, New Hampshire.




Linky to:
the video
a related slashdot article
the protestors website, nhfree.com

Jennifer Aniston is teh hotness

She looks good in those jeans.... but he's got his priorities straight. ;)

Thank you, Comcast

You make kitty scared

Don't make kitty scared, k? I really have to get my dust off my actual webserver so I can host http://eatkittens.com properly. Just you wait.

For other entertainment, check out this volley-ball flash game, it's highly entertaining. After all, Steve recommended it, so it must be alright, right?

bash.org quote

The problem with America is stupidity. I'm not saying there should be acapital punishment for stupidity, but why don't we just take the safetylabels off of everything and let the problem solve itself?

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I am leaving for Santa Barbara today. Brian and his girlfriend Sam will be accompanying me to pick up some furniture from my long lost roommate, Nick. Good times. I just hope I don't go psycho watching all my old friends graduate without me. **sigh**. At some point I might get something interesting to report on, but I'll keep you posted until then ;).

--Glenn

Fond Memories...

Rock-Paper-Scissors

It seems these days that judges must find all sorts of unique ways to deal with issues. Nothing like a good, old game of rock-paper-scissors to settle a dispute between two rivalling lawyers.

http://money.cnn.com/2006/06/07/magazines/fortune/rps_fortune/



For those of you who have been living in the dark, here is a wiki on the game. And as I have totally turned this from a serious judge bash into reverence for a child's game, here are some more links that good buddy Steve sent me. Fifteen way rock-paper-scissors, and if that isn't enough, twenty-five way. The author even has some good justifications for why any one thing beats another.