Missing Mary Road

i just saw this website by mistake in IE. ick. it looks like shit. instead of me trying to fix the damn site for you, why don’t you use some sense and use opera or firefox you idjut!

i’ve written up another rant over at metroblogging on transit issues and how it relates to other cities on a global level. check it out and drop some feedback if you got a minute.

3Qd gives us a brilliant preview of what the world would look like when the Dalai Lama becomes president of the United States.

The congress considered many candidates and finally selected The Dalai Lama because he had traveled through the USA more than he had done in Tibet and in a recent Nobel peace prize winners rally he was not critical of the US.

Next morning a benign smile replaced a silly smirk on TV screens while emasculated Arnold sulked in his gym.

In his inaugural speech president Dalai Lama declared, “We will launch novel initiatives in foreign, domestic and economic fronts; we will follow the doctrine of TLC: terrorism, liberation and consumption.

TERRORISM shall be our foreign policy. (Hillary’s jaw dropped, Kerry’s eyes popped, Kennedy’s heart stopped.) But we will give a new definition to TERRORISM: To Engage Rivals in Redirecting Our Resources In Serving Mankind (Hillary-Kerry-Kennedy body parts relaxed.)

On the domestic front, we will not only ensure life and liberty but seek liberation of the intellect from the clutches of the ego. Then and only then we will achieve true freedom. (Richard Gere smiled)

Keep reading.

how many times in a day do you see these logo’s?

see if you can guess the right ones.

well, i’ve done the move over and released myself from blogger. any feedback would be appreciated. you should have automatically been brought here from http://halai.blogspot.com. please change your blogroll’s and bookmarks to http://abbashalai.com now. please also welcome superchode as a contributing author to this blog. he will be posting from time to time on whatever suits his fancy. i will be tweaking the layout around a bit and hopefully things are a bit more cleaner and tidier from now on.