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Corpus Christi makes the news
My hometown made national news today.
Surely going to hell
Last week, this Yahoo! headline made me laugh:
Cheerleader, 11, returns home after 118th brain surgery
Those confusing kiwis
Have you enjoyed the cornucopia of idiocy that is Yahoo! Answers? If not, I highly recommend it. Here’s a titillating topic for you:
Question submitted by Asker:
Do you eat the peel of a kiwi?
Or are you suppost to peel it
Best Answer (chosen by Asker):
You can peel it, you can scoop out the fruit and eat it with a spoon. You can eat the peel , it will not harm you, but it does not have the best taste. Some people do eat the peel and enjoy it.If you do eat the peel, make sure to scrub it clean prior to eating it( as you would with any edible peel).
Asker’s Comment:
Thats what I figured. My boyfriend & daughter were debating this last night & I always like to “pole the people” =)
I’m not worried about Bush’s polyps
A story on Yahoo’s mainpage today: “Doctors find no cancer in Bush’s polyps.”
Manhattan Mini Storage gets my vote
I really appreciate Manhattan Mini Storage’s billboards.
So does my uterus.
*brought to my attention by www.feministing.com
Pondering
Dude, this is the question I whisper to the universe when I’m in nature, looking up at the stars.
Sweatin’ to the O.G.’s
There’s currently a Yahoo! headline that reads, “Russell Simmons calls for end to ‘offensive words’ in music.”
Deepest sympathies to Virginia Tech
Throughout the day, I’ve read breaking news about the tragic shooting at Virginia Tech. The accounts have brought me to tears, and I’m deeply saddened. This doesn’t happen to me often. Normally, there’s a kind of barrier between me and the news. I think most of us develop this kind of desensitized way of going about our lives, thinking that so many stories, while heartbreaking, are also distant. They happen somewhere else to other people.
