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I'm back on the grid for a few weeks and then I am going away again in August for a fullblown art in the wilderness grizzly bear territory adventure thing. More on that soon (yikes!). In the meantime, I'll be posting on and off as usual. I'm keeping L.M.'s name up there in the header cause she's pretty much signed on a guest poster for the summer. So you can expect to hear from either of us at any time.

- sally mckay 7-11-2006 9:11 pm [link] [add a comment]


bee (still)


- sally mckay 7-11-2006 3:36 am [link] [26 comments]


tree pig 2


- sally mckay 7-11-2006 2:49 am [link] [10 comments]


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Nothing like Euro advertisers for weirdly mixed messages.

- L.M. 7-09-2006 9:46 pm [link] [3 comments]


Jan, darling, I didn't mind the booze

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or the drugs

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but the STD's really pissed me off.

jan

great article here about the 1998 tour: A pharmacy on Wheels

The history of modern doping begins with the cycling craze of the 1890s. Here, for example, is a description of what went on during the six-day races that lasted from Monday morning to Saturday night: " The riders' black coffee was "boosted" with extra caffeine and peppermint, and as the race progressed the mixture was spiked with increasing doses of cocaine and strychnine. Brandy was also frequently added to cups of tea. Following the sprint sequences of the race, nitroglycerine capsules were often given to the cyclists to ease breathing difficulties. The individual 6-day races were eventually replaced by two-man races, but the doping continued unabated. Since drugs such as heroin or cocaine were widely taken in these tournaments without supervision, it was perhaps likely that fatalities would occur."

Peppermint? Huh?
- L.M. 7-09-2006 3:49 am [link] [1 comment]


La Coppa Del Mondo Fifa

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Hey La Francia!

On Sunday mio gatto Italiano is going to whup the hell
out of votre ugly-ass chien Français.


And then mio gatto is going to roll around on the ground writhing
in fake agony and votre chien is going to get all the blame.

That's why we call it The Beautiful Game.

- L.M. 7-08-2006 7:40 am [link] [4 comments]