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[The Happiest place on earth] Back to bloggin!!: we went to koa sam roy yod which is a little further than hua him to kyak and look at '2 caves' and we me nils and saisa got accicted to 'girlfreind' tlaking mode and 'supan' mode and we mastered them both! the first day we got there we kyaked in sum river rite and IT WAS SOOOO MUDDY like it was like a free foot spa ok it was MUD not sand MUD like we had to drag the kyak down and it was ALL MUDDY like the shit we use to make pottery or sumthing and for sum reason me and saisa couldn't get the kyak to go strain so we went in zig zag mode and then we head towards to sea and my paddle kept on getting stuck to the san and i was like wad the hell and discovered that the water was like only not even 30 cm deep and we just dragged out thinggy instead of paddeling and little did we know the next thing we saw alsmot 2 km of MUD that we had to drag the kyak to camp for the nite !!!!!!!!!!!
[Photos.metafilter.com] Spray-on Mud | MetaFilter: The spray on mud was great until that fateful day when Dad confused it with the Hair-In-A-Can. Hilarity ensued.
[Spaces.msn.com] Blog: Came home, updated my blog with our travel adventures, took a bath, went for a walk to Ultramar convenience store down the street for a LARGE slushie. Now, this thing is HUGE!
[Robertandrews.co.uk] Courageous Rather signs off, returns to roots (Robert Andrews: Weblog): As Frank Sesno, the former CNN political correspondent and now journalism professor, told me in his Washington office, the internet bloggers now rule the roost.
[Bussorah.blogspot.com] WICKED THOUGHTS: Big Brother is watching you at work: "Workers in warehouses across Britain are being 'electronically tagged' by being asked to wear small computers to cut costs and increase the efficient delivery of goods and food to supermarkets, a report revealed yesterday. New US satellite- and radio-based computer technology is turning some workplaces into 'battery farms' and creating conditions similar to 'prison surveillance,' according to a report from Michael Blakemore, professor of geography at Durham University.
[Andymerrett.co.uk] How to stereotype the entire blog community [Andy Merrett ...: Also, modern blog subjects maybe don’t lend themselves to such strong disagreement. Sure, political blogs do (did you include these in your analyiss, ‘cause you should) - but I’m not sure how much value there is in, say, Knitting Blog A kicking the crap out of Knitting Blog B because of the colour of the last pattern.
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