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The Astonished Head Tee!
Buttons, Small and Bigger!
Chomskybat Magnet!
Proloxil T-shirts and Mugs!


Ba-Bow
Limerence (Falls In Waves)


Astonished Head: The Ad
Miserable Ovoid Creature


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Crygender
The Hacker Crackdown
The Ethics of Ambiguity
The New Goddess
In the Queue
Love and Limerence
A General Theory of Love
Labyrinth of Desire
The Second Sex
Decoding Gender in Science Fiction
Male Bodies, Women's Souls


The Aristocrats
The Blenster's Blog
Classical Values
The Colossus
Exit Zero
Fried Green al-Qaedas
Kate Evans' Blog
Protein Wisdom
Seablogger
Spiced Sass
Ten Fingers 6 Strings
through the moonroof
verb-ops
Virtual Occoquan
Waiting for Cassowary

BMEzine
ErosBlog
Fleshbot
Girl with a one-track mind
ModBlog
Susie Bright


Adventure Cycling
'BentRider Online
crazyguyonabike
Greenspeed USA
HP Velotechnik
Ken Kifer's Bike Pages
Nomadic Research Labs
Northeast Recumbents


boingboing
Dan's Data
Engadget
Gizmodo
Mozilla
Oh Gizmo!
OpenOffice
Slashdot
ThinkGeek
Treehugger
Ubuntu
Ubuntu Forums
Wired



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July 25, 2002

Or...maybe not. My head is,

Or...maybe not. My head is, how you say, fuzzy at the moment. Good old Tylenol #2! I'm now a walking juggernaut of antibiotic activity. Germs wilt and pop into tiny bits of slime when I breathe on them. My immune system is being bolstered by the awesome capitalist science of American pharmaceutical research. Do you know what a Z-Pak is? It's this thing they've got now: instead of taking a 30-day course of some antibiotic, which means a month of severe intestinal warfare, you take a high-tech time-released five-day course of Azithromycin. Better, faster, cheaper...almost out of control. Downright bionic. The Z-Pak is a clever four-part folding card, with all of the pills in handy blister-bubbles labeled Day 1, Day 2, etc., and all of the instructions are right there for your infected reading pleasure.

Needless to say, I'm still not in much of a mood to write piercingly brilliant bits of commentary. But walking past the TV just now, I heard that businesses in downtown Manhattan are being turned down by insurance companies. Ridiculous. The only major target downtown has already been blown to shit. This, I think, would be the downside of capitalism. But I'm sure they'll work something...out...

Ooo...pretty.

Butterflies!