California Pre-Teen Slang Note: This which are cool or awesome are now "Beast."

As in, "The Joker is so beast."

Or, as Emmett sang it in the living room a second ago, "Watching Batman is so beast-mode..."

Well there are many proto-Antichrists, but only one is chosen.

My theory is that every reality/Bizzaro-world has its Antichrist. But then they all sneak over here to our reality.

Or, as Emmett sang it in the living room a second ago, "Watching Batman is so beast-mode..."

Which is bringing to mind a very odd X-Men/Batman crossover...

::is geek::

How many Antichrists are there?

More than Shrubwit can count?

So...three?

[xposty!]

So...four?

ETA: Wow. Weird x-post.

And I can't believe I gave Bush more credit.

::giggling madly::

Bigfoot gives a press conference: [link]

Weren't we talking about the brat/burger/pretzel bread sandwich at the F2F here? Well, there's a picture of it here, in a review of three brewpubs in the Madison area, including the Great Dane, which was our hangout/prom location, and the Grumpy Troll, which we went to on the brewery crawl Saturday afternoon. (The article even has a photo of the Mustard Museum sign, but I like mine better. Of course, I had better subjects to photograph.)

Beijing Olympics: 'Ethnic' children exposed as fakes in opening ceremony

Another section of the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony has been exposed as faked - the children supposedly representing the country's 56 ethnic groups were in fact all from the same one, the majority Han Chinese race.

The children accompanied the soldiers carrying in the national flag at the most solemn moment of the ceremony.

They were dressed in costumes associated with the country's ethnic minorities, including those from troubled areas such as Tibet and the muslim province of Xinjiang. Such displays of "national unity" are a compulsory part of any major state occasion.

But the children were all from the Han Chinese majority, which makes up more than 90 per cent of the population and is culturally and politically dominant, according to an official with the cultural troupe from which they were selected.

Cylon bunnies, kittens and unicorns: [link]

the children supposedly representing the country's 56 ethnic groups were in fact all from the same one, the majority Han Chinese race.

I didn't think they were the real deal during hte ceremony, they all looked alike. Then again, I see a lot of "ethnic" festivals around here where the representation is considered close enough to the real deal.

I think I've become a touch cynical.

This is great just for the title: Ancient Egyptian Cylon Unicorn Cat