Monthly Archives: March 2006

the only feminine thing i will do this year

March 8th is International Women’s Day, a flagship day (created by the ever-optimistic-if-not-a-little-beleaguered United Nations in 1977) for all y’all, not just the girls, to celebrate the women in your life. IWD is not about gift giving and ceremonial dinners … Continue reading

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Long live the err… King?

I saw this on MSNBC. In summary: Hood College is reviewing its homecoming rules after a lesbian, Jennifer Jones, was crowned king. She received 64 of 169 votes cast. There are 2100 students at the western Maryland school some of … Continue reading

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Ouuuuuut!

Technology brings tennis into the twenty first century this month when the WTA and ATP tours are allowing instant replays. Article says, and I quote, “For such a tradition-sport, replay is radical — the most dramatic rules change since the … Continue reading

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There is hope for the midwest*

President Bush’s ratings plummet in Indiana as reported by The Indianapolis Star: Only 37 percent of those surveyed last week think Bush is doing a good job as president, while 56 percent disapprove.The poll, conducted from Feb. 28 to March … Continue reading

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february’s key words

Here are the top ten search phrases used to get to whateverlah.com. I hope you guys found what you were looking for! – lego brokeback mountain – jeremy bloom underwear – jeremy bloom pics – penang police report – lego … Continue reading

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Get out your tin foil hats

Two things of note for us paranoids… First off… CYA FYI: I’m not sure that this isn’t an Urban Legend. This article says that a couple in Rhode Island recently paid 6K on their credit card bill. It raised a … Continue reading

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tempus fugit

the week in review and what have yous. Continue reading

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