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Dave 'n Gary sitting in a tree...

Yesterday "president"
Bush
held a speech after signing a Defense bill:
"Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we."

Well.. atleast we now know what he's thinking about..

ai!
better be quick!

the view over Oslo today. or more correct: to the left of Oslo.

it's a beautiful day. not too hot, not too cold. perfect for an ice moccha.

/i'm off

- Wazzup homie?
- Nut'n.. chillin'. havin a brew.

It's been a quiet nightshift.
Plenty of time to relax..
Watchin' Hellboy.

I like what i see. I already look forward to Hellboy 2.

The sign says:

No Entrance
Very Wet Area

well.. that's kinda self-explanatory

Charming...

It has been argued that the act of doing laundry followed the discovery of clothing by only a few weeks. While this fact has been regarded to be fantastically trivial, one can not ignore the enigmas that the act of doing laundry has created. This is especially true in the age of high speed washers and dryers. In the early days, the disappearance of articles of clothing could simply be accounted for by saying that the sock was lost in the river. Unfortunately, such excuses can no longer be used today. The availability of high speed automated washers and dryers has provided a number of fundamental questions that can not be answered using the classical laundry theory (i.e.: the river washed the sock away). Such questions include:
THIS