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Family's urine bid to locate dog

A family who tried to lure back a lost dog by leaving a trail of their urine on streets near their home have been criticised by the city council.

The Baltesz family, of Clifton, Bristol, lost their 10-year-old pet labrador Simon on the night of 4 July.

When Simon failed to return, the family chose their unorthodox method.

A Bristol City Council spokeswoman said: "We would not consider this ...

Hey, it's me again.

I, like a lot of white people you've probably heard claim it a thousand times, have some Native American ancestry. Leaving aside the complicated implications of that (and what it really says about what happened to all these Native American women who got carried off to white settlements to have settlers' kids), I do feel I owe something to them.

I seldom can find anything to pay the debt that I ...

:D So I got some snazzy photos taken of my army in the making last weekend, and now I've got them uploaded (in 25% size), so I decided to share some photos of'em!

http://i724.photobucket.com/albums/ww24 ... sh/001.jpg

I think this shows what kind of camo I've had in mind for my guys. Every soldier's got camo-cloth on his clothing, but it doesn't show up well in the pictures. I'm proud ...

So, as some of you know, there is a kick-ass game-making company linked in our Affiliates, with the download of Dwarf Fortress just hanging there.

So there I was, thinking... why don't we have a Boat Murdered game?

Haven't heard of Boat Murdered? Geez. http://lparchive.org/LetsPlay/Boatmurdered/

Read it. If you didn't find the prospect of controlling little dwarfs and trying to convince them to do their jobs without going insane ...

OH! There's that old disc. I don't know HOW it didn't get too scratched after being tossed in with clothes all that time. Probably because it was back to back with Sly 2. Lucky bastard...

There. Back in your case, where you belong... my... this Collector's version looks really cool...

*taps case*

Should I take up the cause again? I was stuck on that stupidass mandragora boss fight in the cave...

It is a galaxy in war. At every side the vile Xenos throw themselves relentlessly against the Bulwark of Humanity, chipping away at its defenses all the while the corruptive influence of Chaos claws at it from within, targetting the weak of spirit to serve as their unconditional tools towards the end of the Imperium of Man. Traitors, shunning the blessing light of the Emperor strike free from their imagined oppressor, claiming independance from the ...

So a while back we were at the store and needed pizza sauce. I saw a jar of Mid's sauce and bought it mostly because I thought, "ahaha, Midoku's pizza sauce!" It turned out to be the most delicious pizza sauce in a jar that I've ever tasted and I would accept no substitutes in the future. Eventually it disappeared from the shelf at my local grocery store and I was greatly disappointed.

But recently ...

Well, I've got a couple of my HQ units customized. Here, have a Master of the Forge on a bike, with a conversion beamer!



Theoretically there's supposed to be a bunch of old fashioned "chocolate chip" desert camo on there, but since this is a new camera and I have no idea how to use it, it looks more like a pile of stupid. I'll post more pics of that and my captain once ...

Dow runs scared from water.

"B'EAU-PAL" WATER SCARES DOW EXECS INTO HIDING

Plans to contribute to climate action in lead-up to Copenhagen begin to take shape

London - A new, beautifully-designed line of bottled water - this time not from the melting Alps, nor from faraway, clean-water-deprived Fiji, but rather from the contaminated ground near the site of the 1984 Bhopal catastrophe - scared Dow Chemical's London management team into hiding today. (...)

Had they ...

Mass. Sues Feds Over Definition of Marriage

The Massachusetts lawsuit challenges the section of the federal law that creates a federal definition of marriage as "a legal union between one man and one woman as husband and wife."

Before the law was passed, Coakley said, the federal government recognized that defining marital status was the "exclusive prerogative of the states." Now, because of the U.S. law's definition of marriage, same-sex couples are denied access to ...