There you go. I like to see someone be proactive. Or reactive. Or any active at all. Sure beats sitting there and waiting for the shit storm, right??
Alright, I'll just toss this over the Atlantic.
Don't toss the whole statue, people over here would demand a fig leaf
For a country that has so many strip clubs, it's amazing what people find offensive
Not well, we have one here, they do not like the cold. It is even iffy with the winters in Dallas.I've never had a fig tree. I wonder how that would grow in Illinois?
Reminds me of a Simpsons episode.No kidding, there was a big deal when there was some exhibit in Fort Worth of naked statues and some people acted like it was the end of the world.
Jason Leach, founder of And Vinyly, has announced a new option for those who'd rather die than live without music: Have your ashes combined with 24 minutes of audiophile-quality vinyl. The process is simple: Ashes are delivered to a pressing plant and sprinkled into raw vinyl. That said, it's pretty expensive, costing $4,600 for 30 copies of a record. If you don't have any music in mind, Leach's team can create a score for you, though that'll cost you, too (about $760 per track).