My new favorite place in the world, or at least in Nebraska, is The Slowdown.
wildswan:
If you're in Nebraska, do you have many choices?
cheyenne:
um, ok
The new YYYs! song has been in my head the last couple of days. I really like the video too:
After a year in Omaha, I'm pretty depressed about the lack of meaningful social relationships I've been able to develop here (basically zero). Besides the weather, it really makes me miss the UK. Way better than the three years I lost living in Texas though.
Of course, I'm living on the culturally devoid, yuppie side of town. I may move across town here soon.
Regardless,...
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Of course, I'm living on the culturally devoid, yuppie side of town. I may move across town here soon.
Regardless,...
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stem:
Wherever you go. Make sure it's fun first.
Just never get stuck in Alaska.
Just never get stuck in Alaska.
mrcrisp:
omaha? why?
One of the few Anti-Flag songs I like. I mean that, there's only a few. Anti-Flag really isn't that great.
Happy Independence Day...
Happy Independence Day...
fearthereaper:
How is that a blog?
Nintendo.
I happen to come across this quote today. I'm not sure quite why it struck as it did.
You don't need a totalitarian dictatorship like Hitler's to get by with murder...
You can do it in a democracy as long as the Congress and the people Congress is supposed to represent don't give a damn.
-William Shirer
fearthereaper:
Seems quite appropriate.
theconservative:
hmmm
I really gotta do a little bit on my profile, upload some pictures, etc...
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/procrastinatemore
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/procrastinatemore
mmmmm... new QOTSA today. Delicious!!
I know. I need a better profile picture than a Mario Brother being a DJ.
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signalnoise:
But this avatar is super sweet. 
emotedcreations:
Why thank you, thank you very much... 
That didn't work.
Iraq war vets could face disciplinary action over protests
By Andrea Stone
USA TODAY
When can veterans stop saluting and start speaking out?
The question is more than a matter of protocol. As some returning Iraq veterans join anti-war protests, free speech advocates say disciplinary cases against three outspoken former Marines could stifle dissent by those who may know the most about conditions in Iraq....
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By Andrea Stone
USA TODAY
When can veterans stop saluting and start speaking out?
The question is more than a matter of protocol. As some returning Iraq veterans join anti-war protests, free speech advocates say disciplinary cases against three outspoken former Marines could stifle dissent by those who may know the most about conditions in Iraq....
Read More