also I'm reading 1984 and animal farm and they're both awesome. I really like 1984 though. Its kind of gotten me to shy away from that neo-com theory that dietcoke and ryan were talkin about. I mean the idea is pretty admirable but people need to go buy their stupid shit, to think they're government doesn't have as much influence as it does or would, to think that they could one day be running industry in some manner and not some super regulated government outfit (which is alot harder to get into I think).

I sadly chuckled a bit to read on the Wikipedia page for Japanese knotweed that it’s considered to be “one of the world’s 100 worst invasive species.” How backward is our society when we consider a FOOD to be an invasive species?!  I tell you, I absolutely cringe every time I hear radio ads such as some recent ones in our parts touting new “advanced technology for ridding your lawn of those invasive dandelions.”
 
One of the many insights that really wakes up in your head as you study wild edibles is the undeniable fact that nature is trying to communicate with us at all times. No matter how awfully we treat her, she’s continually doing all she can to provide for us. People are hungry, yet there’s food literally everywhere. People are sick, yet there are cures sprouting up on their front lawns. So, give FoodUnderFoot a visit, as this info is important and surprisingly tasty!

my aunt's email she gives out is "loli elf ###"

lol did u ever ask her about that?

I can't ask because if it turns out to be innocent I'll look like the weirdo. I hope the answer just appears someday. maybe we're just a family of ppl with weird emails

some of the characters he chose were really inappropriate. the one i remember most were the rugrats. he did a lot on commission.