Kerry Howley | August 1, 2007

Boing Boing reports that bored interns over at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) snuck into the office of EFF Privacy Lawyer Kevin Bankston and let loose some lolcats. It's not clear whether said cats dipped into Bankston's copy of the September reason.
Hat Tip: Gunnar Hellekson.
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Can I get somebody to do this to my office? Or is this something that requires friends?
Kevin's cat recently ran away from home, prompting a
discussion of whether it's morally consistent for a privacy
specialist to insert an RFID tag into his pets.
Religious people are insane.
That should read "August/September
reason".
Which prompts me to ask, why are the August and September issues
combined? Is it because of summer vacations in Congress? Interns
going back to school? Why?
If there was one thing that could makes this site better (other
than troll poison*) it would be the ability to post lolcat
macros.
Troll Motel
Trolls go in, they never come back...
it's because the month of my birth is so blindingly awesome that September is necessary to bind in its power.
"All the best people have summer birthdays, don't you
find?"
In the spirit of assholishly literalist Wednesdays, you really
should say that all the best people had summer birthdays.
All the rest are just the anniversaries of their respective
birthdays.
Lamar,
Yes, that was assholish. But you are wrong after all: I re-enter
the womb and emerge from my mother's vagina every year. I just
assumed everyone else did as well.
SugarFree: what a coincidence! I re-enter and emerge from your mother's vagina every year also! [rimshot][boos from the back]
"This thread took a weird turn..."
Yes and it started out so promising with the random lolcats stuff
and all.
This thread took a weird turn...
Indeed. As much as I hate to interrupt such a disturbing,
incestuous turn of events, I had to respond to the comment that
seemed to precipitate this whole downward spiral of nauseating
one-upmanship.
All the best people have summer birthdays, don't you
find?
Clearly not. Many studies have found that seasonal time of birth is
statistically correlated with intelligence and that people born in
late winter are smartest. :) This, combined with other recent
studies, is what prompted Tyler Cowen
to say
The link is from BPS Digest, which also informs us that people born in late winter are smarter; I can only imagine how smart tall, left-handed people, born in late winter must be...
Yes, I can assure him that all of us who hit the smarty-trifecta is
jeenyuses! :)
Oh, and at least
one study which found reading and math scores highest for those
born from February - April found them lowest among those born from
September - December. I feel so sorry for all you autumnal dummies
out there! ;)~
AWWWWWW.
The highest and best use of the Internet is to post cat
pictures.
Oh, and as someone born on July 11, I heartily that summer-borns
are superior. Happy B-day to all of us!!
That's bullshit, I was born in December and my reading scores were through the roof (math, eh).
not superior jerks...
Lighten up SugarFree, the numerous smileys should have been a clue
that I wasn't serious.
Oh, I was kidding too... I just don't like emoticons. (I figured
"Represent" would get my humorous intent across...)
Anyway... shouldn't "emoticons" really be mopey kids in gas station
attendant shirts that turn into planes and cars and lawnmovers?
Emocons - grow your bangs, dye your hair black, go to a Bright Eyes concert, institute a warrantless wiretapping program, and ironically invade a country on a flimsy pretext.
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