Doc put me on a liquids-only diet for a few days. Thankfully I didn’t have to give up my daily matcha green tea latte with soy. But now each mealtime is a delightful game of “Soup base or juice?”. Any recommendations?
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See that groovy little pink box that says “send me an odeo“? If you click that and have a microphone connected to your compy you can send me a voice message. So go for it – tell me how much you hate broccoli, love monkeys and about your indifference toward flavorless gum.
Being a Canadian that visits America often is fun. We’re the stealth minority in the US. Telling someone you’re from Canada usually either earns a “cool!” or a silly joke about Canada that just shows how little Americans know about our culture. Well finally someone has uploaded the show where one Canadian comic makes college professors, politicians, celebrities and ordinary Americans look silly for it.
Someone’s uploaded a segmented version of Rick Mercer’s CBC special, Talking to Americans. Talking to Americans was a segment on the uproariously funny “This Hour Has 22 Minutes” CBC news/commentary show, in which Rick Mercer would go to the USA and ask Americans whether they believed that Russia should given the Chechens in Saskatechwan their freedom, or for help defending our national igloo, or for congratulations on legalizing insulin. This show is a national institution, but it has never been aggressively marketed to Americans. You’d be hard pressed to get a funnier outside look into the USA. Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5
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technorati tags:america, canada, politics, funny
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Uh oh, this is tough competition. First round and I’m up against mega-loved Matt Mullenweg. Please go vote for me, or I’m out!
My mom must be so proud…
Valleywag’s non-readers have grumbled lately that the site is shallow, flighty, and obsessed with “pretty people.” Damn right.
That’s why next week, we’re holding the Will Pate Memorial Web 2.0 Hotties Showdown, a single-elimination tournament of the cutest guys and girls running the New Shiny Internet. Send your nominations to tips@valleywag.com with the subject “Web 2.0 Hottie” — and include a photo that you own the rights to (or a Creative-Commons-licensed photo). All nominees must be core team members of a Web 2.0 startup.
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