2008-07-05T18:09:50Z http://wrymouth.com/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blog tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-03:1167432 WryMouth 2008-07-03T07:31:24Z 2008-07-03T07:31:24Z ]]> tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164993 Laxsaltman 2008-07-02T10:02:47Z 2008-07-02T10:02:47Z tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164713 raymurgy 2008-07-02T08:19:32Z 2008-07-02T08:19:32Z
... but we won't be allowed to fry foods anymore, it's the new patriotism, doncha know.]]> tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164513 WryM 2008-07-02T07:13:12Z 2008-07-02T07:13:12Z
Forget the textual come-back, 'Murgy. I get it. I didn't see (in the administrative comment queue) that yours was a response to Rowan's.

On the other hand, I got to type 'queue' just now so it's not a total loss.

P.S. check your statheads team or I'm going to throw mgt of it to someone other poor slob. you cost me the playoffs, boyo; now i'm out for blood...]]> tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164504 WryMouth 2008-07-02T07:08:27Z 2008-07-02T07:08:27Z
What; so I should have written about gas being seven pounds a gallon?! That would only be news -- although very interesting news, to me -- if it had started out at about .30 pounds a gallon in the sixties, and had been increasing in weight all these years.

Come to think on it, that would be so cool.
]]> tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164497 WryMouth 2008-07-02T07:06:14Z 2008-07-02T07:06:14Z um... I'll check into it. I believe the Stanley company has them beat by about a hundred years, though.

I CAN tell you, with a fair amount of certainty -- even though I am totally making this up on the spot -- that the Japanese are working intensely on developing a robot that can be truly competitive on Japanese game shows, without losing any of the cuteness factor.

Disney has the ASIMO robot right now in the "Carousel of Happiness" building (the ex-Carousel of Progress, or whatever it was actually called back in the day) but I was with two 6-yr-old boys and some hangers-on, so we had to go to the Shootin Galleries instead. Maybe next time.
]]> tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164483 WryMouth 2008-07-02T07:00:32Z 2008-07-02T07:00:32Z
I am wondering if the cooking oil fuel thingy catches on, whether there will be a hue-and-cry over the greasy smog pervading cities and causing, amongst other side-effects, a "carny" smell over wide swaths of civilization, and greasy skin and acne? Perhaps my imagination is getting the worst of me.
]]> tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164475 WryMouth 2008-07-02T06:57:19Z 2008-07-02T06:57:19Z
Happy to have you settled in, or at least beginning to settle in, to your new digs.
]]> tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164440 raymurgy 2008-07-02T06:35:34Z 2008-07-02T06:35:34Z
Wry, is it true that the nipponese are introducing a car in CA that runs on water? or does it just emit tons of water vapor into your atmosphere?]]> tag:wrymouth.com,2008-07-02:1164038 rowan http://aludditeonline.blogspot.com/ 2008-07-02T02:44:47Z 2008-07-02T02:44:47Z
So...you guys are catching up.

There is a very small firm here that collects old cooking oil from restaurants, adds the requisite chemicals and sells it as cheap bio fuel. They have to hide their sign, as so many ciustomers find their way to the obscure single pump, just by word of mouth. I am not pro bio-fuel, in the wider sense. Cereal is for crunching. That little business just gives me the option for scaping a remnant of gratificatiom from the guilt of allowing myself a deep-fried fish supper as an exhustion and empty fridge treat on the night of my removal.

Look out for me on "Dragon's Den" seeking investment for the transport of the future: the "Pedestroller". (Wind turbine "Crocs" insert, and castors arrangement.)]]>