Let me tell you about my preshush childrens...

[Just Some Girl]

I'm really just here to register my belated "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwww, omg, the capt's kids are so cute" comment.

And I'm done.

[Just Some Girl]

Oh yeah, I didn't get to say anything yesterday, Chaderick, but that declining bee colony story is worrisome to me, too. Not because of a potential lack o' honey, but because honey bees help pollinate something like 30% of the produce in North America. Didn't read this particular article, so the percentage is prolly off, but, still... we're looking at a massive increase in the price of fruit and veg this summer/fall. Shitty for me, since that's practically all I eat.

 

[Poop Fresh-Herbed Pickles]

Tripp, I gotta tell ya.  The first 30 minutes of Spider-Man 3 is just the beginning of the lazy storytelling.

They really lost their mojo on this one.  The whole story just feels thrown together.

The movie has its good moments, but it's the worst of the series by far.

Someone emailed me a review similar to that today. Nutshell: No story to speak of.

I think I'll wait to see it on the small screen.

 

Unfortunately it's the "big screen" stuff that's most worth watching.

[Poop Fresh-Herbed Pickles]

Oh yeah, I didn't get to say anything yesterday, Chaderick, but that declining bee colony story is worrisome to me, too. Not because of a potential lack o' honey, but because honey bees help pollinate something like 30% of the produce in North America. Didn't read this particular article, so the percentage is prolly off, but, still... we're looking at a massive increase in the price of fruit and veg this summer/fall. Shitty for me, since that's practically all I eat.

 

I just wanna know where the killer hid the bodies.

[Poop Fresh-Herbed Pickles]

Maybe Chad's here to file a follow-up report.

Chad...?

[Just Some Girl]

Oh yeah, I didn't get to say anything yesterday, Chaderick, but that declining bee colony story is worrisome to me, too. Not because of a potential lack o' honey, but because honey bees help pollinate something like 30% of the produce in North America. Didn't read this particular article, so the percentage is prolly off, but, still... we're looking at a massive increase in the price of fruit and veg this summer/fall. Shitty for me, since that's practically all I eat.

 

I just wanna know where the killer hid the bodies.

(flips through serial killer and mass murderer trading cards)

Hmmmm... I got nothing.

[Mister Chaddy]

Maybe Chad's here to file a follow-up report.

Chad...?

Thanks, Kurt...

[Mister Chaddy]

Here's more from our Los Angeles correspondent

[Mister Chaddy]

...and in other news

[Just Some Girl]

If he manages to save the bee colonies, maybe I'll believe (in) him.  

[Poop Fresh-Herbed Pickles]

We'll continue to follow these stories as they develop.

[Just Some Girl]

This just in from Columbia University.

Bees play an integral role in the world food supply, and are essential for the pollination of over 90 fruit and vegetable crops worldwide, with the economic value of these agricultural products placed at more than $14.6 billion in the U.S. In addition to agricultural crops, honey bees also pollinate many native plants within the ecosystem. Recently, the increased deaths in bee colonies due to CCD seriously threaten the ability of the bee industry to meet the pollination needs of fruit and vegetable producers in the U.S.

[TheSTLKid]

what is up you all? i've been working on a new project...i took an hp ink jet printer and an i.v. and made a printer that runs on blood! i call it the desk let 100. i've been printing out my manifesto (complete with graphs and charts) but i can only print aboot 2-3 pages at a time before i get really really dizzy.

[Mister Chaddy]

KID!

[Mister Chaddy]

Is it really you?