It's out. Finally.
After several agonizing weeks, that damn kidney stone finally gained it's freedom. If by freedom you mean it escaped into the sewers, then yeah.
It exited my, er, uh, launch tube early yesterday morning. Glory glory halleluhah!
Some of you may shake your head or say, "Yeewww, do I really want to read about this?" You're free to read or not read this, but I figure since I suffered in unimaginable torment at the most inconvenient times while this thing decided to slice it's way out of my urethra, I have the right to write about it. So there.
For the morbidly curious who haven't suffered a kidney stone and want to know what it feels like, I'll explain again:
Imagine an elephant covered in razor blades stomping through a small tube from your kidney out of your penis. Or, for you women, imagine giving birth to a seven foot tall knife thrower who is practicing his act while you squeeze him out.
It's kinda like that.
Oh, and happy new year! Drink lots of water. Trust me on this one.
Friday, December 29, 2006
Thursday, December 28, 2006
"It's A Wonderful Life" in 30 seconds
And re-enacted by animated bunnies.
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Atheists and agnostics
Here are 10 myths -- and 10 truths -- about atheists.
Monday, December 25, 2006
Sunday, December 24, 2006
Rockin' out with Celine
Really, you don't want to see this. I'm serious. Don't. Just don't. Not unless you really want to see Celine Dion do "You Shook Me All Night Long" by AC/DC.
Alright, but you'll be sorry. LINK
Alright, but you'll be sorry. LINK
Friday, December 22, 2006
I thought cats were smart
And I thought cats were smart.
I taught Cecil how to use the microwave. But he keeps putting CANS of cat food in there. I don't how many times I have to tell him -- NO METAL IN THE MICROWAVE!
Dummy.
Actually, it's come to my attention that if cats had opposable thumbs, they'd be running this planet. Or maybe they already are.
I taught Cecil how to use the microwave. But he keeps putting CANS of cat food in there. I don't how many times I have to tell him -- NO METAL IN THE MICROWAVE!
Dummy.
Actually, it's come to my attention that if cats had opposable thumbs, they'd be running this planet. Or maybe they already are.
Thursday, December 14, 2006
Is that a cigarette in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?
Cigarette junkies in Glasgow, Scotland who went to the doctor recently to get a prescription to help them stop smoking got a little -- or big, depending -- surprise instead.
Doctors in the UK use a sophisticated computer system to print prescriptions that recommend cheaper generic alternatives. So when the docs prescribed Zyban for the smokers, the computer substituted it for.... the generic form of Viagra!
"If the urge to quit smoking lasts for more than four hours, see your doctor."
Doctors in the UK use a sophisticated computer system to print prescriptions that recommend cheaper generic alternatives. So when the docs prescribed Zyban for the smokers, the computer substituted it for.... the generic form of Viagra!
"If the urge to quit smoking lasts for more than four hours, see your doctor."
Sunday, December 10, 2006
The word of the year

After 12 months of naked partisanship on Capitol Hill, on cable TV and in the blogosphere, the word of the year for 2006 is ... "truthiness." Thank you, Stephen Colbert.
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Science marches on
Ah, science. Sometimes it is such a wonder and a joy. Sometimes not so much. For every Internet it invents it also invents a nuclear bomb. So you take the good with the bad.
But here's something science has given us that's REALLY helpful: a birth control pill that also freshens breath.
But here's something science has given us that's REALLY helpful: a birth control pill that also freshens breath.
Looking for a contraceptive that's convenient -- and tasty? The first chewable birth-control method, a tiny, spearmint-flavored tablet that also can be swallowed without chewing, has hit pharmacy shelves.
Sunday, December 03, 2006
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