Talk about selective amnesia

New Poll: 43% Still Believe Saddam Had Something To Do With 9/11... even though it has been proven that Bin Laden and Al Qaeda was behind it.

Even since this "Fake-udrama" titled 'The Path to 9/11' has gotten press and air time, people have proven just how like play-doh their memories are. And just how selective their amnesia is.

Attributing events to former President Clinton that either never happened, or happened during the current Bush administration. Flat out rewriting of the past to fit an agenda.

Personally, I think ABC/DISNEY should be ashamed at broadcasting this crap as 'history'. What I really liked reading how the president of Scholastic has pulled the flick from their list of teaching materials:

“After a thorough review of the original guide that we offered online to about 25,000 high school teachers, we determined that the materials did not meet our high standards for dealing with controversial issues,” said Dick Robinson, Chairman, President and CEO of Scholastic.

Next time, ABC/Disney, tell the f*cking truth!

Surprisingly good

Watched The Butterfly Effect. Considering how fluff brained Ashton Kutcher flicks, or TV appearances have been, this was a good surprise.

One of the best "what ifs" movies I have seen. I heartily suggest the directors' cut, that has a different than the theatrical ending.

Patience, thy name is...

Keito!

I was having small serve of vanilla icecream, and then I see the curtain move. And out from behind it comes Keito. He then daintily steps onto the table where acerbeast is, and proceeds to sit on the mouse pad. And then watch every spoonful of icecream I ate.

I sighed, put the bowl on the floor, and let him have at it. Little beggar.

More photographs of Mebourne trip.

Down past Geelong and Apollo Bay, to the "Mumblity Mumble Number Apostles". Great Ocean Road gallery.