Over at the cartoon blog, this week's caption contest is up...
While over at the work blog (now largely defunct), I've got an instructional video for people who are just starting out on Twitter...
Twitter get-started tutorial from Dan Conover on Vimeo.
Poll: Bullshit Is Most Important Issue For 2008 Voters
I thought these guys were supposed to be a satire site... By the way, here's our Xark "bullshit" button: Feel free to lift this, bloggers, and use it as needed...
Mark your calendars: The fifth annual International Princess Day will be celebrated on Dec. 14.
The history:
Also known as "Wear Your Tiara to Work Day," International Princess Day is held each year to raise awareness of the thrills of being a girl ...
The idea for IPD originated from the observation that qualities of the feminine were seen as negatives in certain arenas by both sexes. (Plus Princess Carol and I had birthdays within days of each other in December, so it was convenient.)
(There's more on IPD here. But, uh, yeah, we've capriciously changed some things from last year already so stay tuned to xark!) All princesses are invited to wear a tiara all day: at work, at home, at the mall, anywhere. Plan to take lots of photos! That can be published! For those here in the Lowcountry, there will be a celebration after work, I'm thinking 5-8 or at a place TBA, but most likely a bar downtown, unless other princesses have better ideas. I hope to have discounts for those wearing tiaras, courtesy of Guerrilla Muse, my online store. Yes! There is IPD merchandise available!!!
Full details will go out as soon as possible, but plan to participate and join the fun! Feel free to spread the word to any and all of your royal friends.
In other news, Owen Wilson called his recent suicide attempt a "near death experience," and Brittney Spears reportedly called a glass of water she was given during a deposition, "wetty."
Glad to hear everyone's doing okay out there.
News outlets are reporting that Hillary Clinton has unveiled her plans for national health care. I don't know many of the details, but if the picture accompanying the story is anything to go by, it looks as though they are planning on keeping costs down by offering low tech colonoscopy exams for everyone!
Think healthy, people.
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