Alyse.org » Stuff http://alyse.org/home Blah, Blah, Blah from La La Land Tue, 22 May 2012 07:44:54 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 My new favorite blogger :) http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/27/my-new-favorite-blogger/ http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/27/my-new-favorite-blogger/#comments Fri, 27 Apr 2012 19:29:43 +0000 http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/27/my-new-favorite-blogger/ [...]]]> My new favorite blogger :)

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If it’s Thursday this must be Dallas
I’m still on tour and I’m in Dallas today so come see me if you can! (Tour details are right here. ) If not, you can just read the continuing chronicles of my best-of series. This post was from 2008…
So yesterday I got a box of body parts in the mail and when I pieced them all together they were a bunch of angry cross-dressers.
I couldn’t make this shit up.

Lego sent me this to celebrate their new line or anniversary or something and I honestly have no idea what the hell to say here except t…

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Don’t Mess With The Lez
(I have a small nose stud. As I'm taking an old man's tickets, he reaches out and pokes my nose ring.) Customer: *in a rude, judgmental tone* “So, what's this for?” Me: “It's a signal …

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]]> http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/20/ha/feed/ 0 this sounds incredibly good, I can't wait till their cookbook comes out. http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/12/this-sounds-incredibly-good-i-cant-wait-till-their-cookbook-comes-out/ http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/12/this-sounds-incredibly-good-i-cant-wait-till-their-cookbook-comes-out/#comments Thu, 12 Apr 2012 18:54:17 +0000 http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/12/this-sounds-incredibly-good-i-cant-wait-till-their-cookbook-comes-out/ [...]]]> this sounds incredibly good, I can't wait till their cookbook comes out.

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Ham with Cloves, Honey, and Dried Cherries
“Sad to say, the kitchens proved to have no wild boar on hand, and there was not time enough to send out hunters. Instead, the cooks butchered one of the castle sows, and served them ham studded with cloves and basted with honey and dried cherries. It was not what Cersei wanted, but she made do.” -A Feast for Crows
Ham with cloves, honey, and dried cherries
Our Thoughts:
Salty, juicy goodness. The sweet punch of a cherry. Slow drips of honey.
All this can be yours.
This recipe is so good that…

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]]> http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/12/this-sounds-incredibly-good-i-cant-wait-till-their-cookbook-comes-out/feed/ 1 Neat article about how we think about technology http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/04/neat-article-about-how-we-think-about-technology/ http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/04/neat-article-about-how-we-think-about-technology/#comments Wed, 04 Apr 2012 21:43:43 +0000 http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/04/neat-article-about-how-we-think-about-technology/ [...]]]> Neat article about how we think about technology

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The perils of being a Luddite
by Amanda Marcotte

Aaron Traister at Salon has a moving piece today about the dangers of being a Luddite, where he bravely admits that his refusal to adapt to changing technology was a baseless pose adopted to make him look "cool", and now he's regretting it. Decades of refusing to learn how to operate new technologies lets the "new technology" part of your brain wither, it appears, making it really hard to approach what seems easy for others to use—such as an iPod—seem impossibly diffic…

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]]> http://alyse.org/home/2012/04/04/neat-article-about-how-we-think-about-technology/feed/ 0 Catholics, think about what your tithes support http://alyse.org/home/2012/03/22/catholics-think-about-what-your-tithes-support/ http://alyse.org/home/2012/03/22/catholics-think-about-what-your-tithes-support/#comments Thu, 22 Mar 2012 17:37:58 +0000 http://alyse.org/home/2012/03/22/catholics-think-about-what-your-tithes-support/ [...]]]> (And yes i know that what happened in this article was quite a while ago, but its not like their recent behavior is stellar)

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Perhaps if the priests were castrated, it would solve some Catholic problems?
Horrifying news from the Netherlands: the depravity of the Catholic church reaches a new low. In the 1950s, the church had a cunning tactic for dealing with pedophilia scandals. Rather than just paying off the victims and shipping the offending priest to a new hunting ground, they had a rather Jesuitical solution: the boys who were raped were clearly homosexual — after all, they had sexually gratified a person of the same sex, which is all a homosexual is, right?
And then what do you do with …

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