The esteemed SupremeLaw.org presents this list of facts declaring the IRS to be simultaneously an evil foriegn-bank powered and non-existant entity.

In honor of the release of the special 25th anniversary edition of Animal House tomorrow, please take the time to get a case (or if you need to actually do some work Wednesday a six pack will be fine) of you favorite cheap beer and relive/remake some of those memorable college moments.
Cheers!

…Continued from WDYLIA – Episode 2 – Part 1

During dinner we were supposed to be treated to a Austin-style fair-and-balanced all-genders-allowed wet t-shirt contest. (In a progressive nod to the PG-13 camp movie boobie-shot.) Unfortunately after a full frontal flash from an over-exuberant male competitor, the contest was shut down. Tim was in violation of part of the agreement the Drafthouse had with Camp Ben McCullough because of that. (At the bottom of this post is a link to the good pics from the contest and other pics from Harry and Co.) This embarrassing machismic display was a good indicator of what we were in store of for the rest of night — my only complaint for the evening. As the crowd coalesced from the break-out crafts and games sessions to the movie watching part of the evening, I was exposed to many of the non-Austinite uncivilized people who attended. (Call me a snob.) Despite the bad eggs, Tim and Harry put on a good show.

Is there nothing Hybrid Cars can’t do? They’re sporty, they save the environment, play well with the ladies, and now even park themselves. This, I’d pay money for, especially if it’ll fit into the tiny spot left between two Canyoneros.

Uhh, any of y’all do investing through Morgan Stanley? Seems a former VP ditched his Blackberry without bothering to purge the device. Priceless. Among the treasures an ethical computer consultant found were 200 internal company e-mails … and a database of more than 1,000 names, job titles, e-mail addresses and phone numbers

A quote that’s probably the understatement of the year (considering that the Blackberry went for $15.50) “It’s a violation of confidentiality, and it would really piss off the client if anybody found out about it. That’s not something you ever want to be public until it’s a done deal,” in referring to information on the PIM regarding a couple of transactions that were positioning for an acquisition.