It took me over 3 hours to compile this list. My eyes are now permanently crossed and my brain has turned to mush. That being said, if you notice that something you nominated doesn't appear on this list it is likely due to one of the following:
- there were more than 6 nominations, so I only chose the nominations that came up at least twice
- I didn't see it (please tell me if you think this is the case.. although frankly, my first instinct is to say "too effin' bad")
- it was disqualified for not being specific enough, or you put it in the wrong category, etc.
you want change? really? well maybe, instead of sitting on your ass watching America taking one baby step to the Left and passing it off as a fucking revolution, you should do what these people are doing and make real change.
Irwin Cotler - Law Professor, Constitutional and Comparative Law Scholar, International Human Rights Lawyer, Counsel to prisoners of conscience, NGO Head, Public Intellectual, Community Leader and Peace Activist, Member of Parliament, and Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
I have to say, it took me awhile to get past my first impression of Twilight. Actually, I had never even heard of the books until I saw people gushing about them on Fanpop. I scoffed at the Fanpoppers comparing them to Harry Potter, never questioning my belief that nothing could come close to the level of awesomeness that is the HP series.
The Twilight saga came up more and more often as the release date for Breaking Dawn drew closer, and despite my first impression, I started getting curious. Dismissing a book offhand is not something I do lightly, especially when so many people...
just thought i'd drop a quick line to say that i'm going away on vacation for 10 days tomorrow. i'm going to be dancing my buns off at a kick ass music festival in the mountains, so if you don't see me around for awhile - that's why! i will be back in a couple of weeks, hopefully with plenty of new ideas for the Debate spot.. which seems to have grown a little stagnant in the last few weeks.
when i get back, maybe wifey and i will finally get around to getting married.
Monologue in 3 parts, written by blisslikethis and loosely based on the Politically Correct Bedtime Stories by James Finn Garner
Scene One
Setting: A room in Prince Charming’s castle.
(Cinderella is on her hands and knees, scrubbing the floor; she is wearing an apron and a kerchief, and a pale of soapy water sits next to her. She looks up from her work as the lights go up, wipes her forehead, wrings out a sponge and gets to her feet.)
Vancouver, BC
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