You will notice that I've been trying to make some banners. One says: CHARGE ANDREW MOONEN WITH MURDER. The other is going to be: JUSTICE FOR RANEEM KHALIF. The murder banner is the more attention getting, I think. So far, the banners suck. But once I get them right, it will be relatively easy to copy the code and put them on a site.
That should be, I think, Raheem Khaleef Hulaichi. Pretty sure the MSM truncated his name in the initial reports. My bad, etc.
ReplyDeleteAZ 105 = RAHEEM KHALIF HULAICHI = WRITING UNDER ERASURE.
ReplyDeleteAZ 106 = RAHEEM KHALEEF HULAICHI = CIR8IN82SQ.G9GCD0FDZDA = ZFA2Z0KOFUF18GBQ9T5MGA.
So y'all - do you think a few grains of sand can start an avalanche?
ReplyDeletei think you mean snowballs.
ReplyDeletewhat is the banner link?
ReplyDeleteYou are right, North - I'm confusing avalanches with mudslides. Hey, I need more coffee!
ReplyDeleteAs for the banner link - well, do you think my banner is ready for prime time? I'm putting it up there for suggestions by people - like you, missy! - who know how to do shit with code, as opposed to people like me, who skipped the coding class and went straight to the autofellation class instead.
oh, so that's where you went.
ReplyDeletewell, i'd make the banner 100x100. or something. dark burgundy, a little gold & black. some lines. stuff like that.
AZ 103 = JUSTICE FOR RANEEM KHALIF = CENTRAL STAR OF THE PLEIADES = THE VENGENCE OF THE LORD.
ReplyDeleteAZ 131 = CAN YOU LOOSE THE CORDS OF ORION? = DERRIDA WRITES UNDER ERASURE.
Speaking of water shortages: Atlanta Georgia just came dangerously close to running out of water recently. It rained there last week but I still don't think they're out of the woods yet.
ReplyDeleteSustainable develpment is an oxymoron.
ReplyDeleteSorry, sorry. Raheem Khalif Hulaichi. (Me = idiot.) According to the L.A. Times of October 8th, his widow, who is supporting their two young children, has yet to recieve any compensation. I like the banner.
ReplyDeleteRaheem Khalif = Murder under erasure = Victim of war
ReplyDeleteChoose the lesser violence in an economy of violence (= Derrida)