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I don't like St. Valentines day, and not for the obvious reasons, but why should feelings of love, respect, and desire only be highlighted for one rotation of the earth? Isn't it odd that the majority christian ethic of North America postulates that these values be expressed continously, and yet for all there "huffin n' puffin" it's cool to limit them to a handfull of days. Why don't we celebrate something worthwhile like Douglas Adams's "Towel day" (a real holiday across the pond), it's irrevant and genius. Imagine a day dedicated to the intimate knowledge of exactly where in space/time your towel is. No commercialism, no expectations, just people and their moisture removal apparati.

Here is a list of geek hoildays, ladies these annual events could prove to be fertile hunting grounds.

As an avid watcher of "Beauty ad the Geek" I was shocked by the ending in which Nate convinced his fellow players not to vote for his team due to his partners...well I guess basic stupidity about covers it. It takes a real man to turn down a quarter of a million clams for his principles, the force is strong in him.

I must depart as the annual feast of St. Hubbins is upon us (the parton saint of quality footwear). May ye all go forth with thine arches supported in eternity into thine house that He has perpared for the glory and power of the ressurection. Amen.