A return to previous themes

How would one go about creating a hairdo with the distinctive features of both a mowhawk and a mullet? And why would one want to?

Also, Carl's jr has another promo burger (already? that seems fast, the one with pineapple must not be doing well) this one they call a patty melt and it's got grilled onions (real ones, not red) and toasted rye bread in the place of buns. I started off really enjoying it, but then it turned into a rye bread sandwich for me. As far as I can tell, it's not rye bread's fault but any sandwich that is best with rye I lose interest with about halfway through. I'm really enjoying it through the first 3rd or so, but then it takes ever increasing effort to finish it. It's not purely psychological, since I didn't realize this was rye until I got home and looked it up. It's also not strictly the rye, as I like it as toast on it's own just fine, while I react the same way to ham and swiss whether or not it's "on rye." Oh well, it's not like this is ruining my life or keeping me from enjoying the worlds most perfect food or anything like that. I'll live with it :)



Edit: I noticed otterdance's comment about an earthquake. We seem to be sufficiently far apart, at least for one of this magnitude, that I haven't experienced my first one yet. No big surprise, it's a large state.

Anoyance, and musings

Wow, you admit to Pandora that you like one little rap song, and it starts tossing you every piece of &^*%$ that 50 cent and the like have produced. Ok, I exaggerate, the station in question does have some common traits that the "gangsta" stuff would have, and it isn't giving me the that frequently. It's just that they are all soooo similar that I'd think after I've thumbed down several of them it would be able to recognize some common thread and stop trying. Oh well, they never claimed to have invented an AI.

Interesting, I just noticed that I have a tendency to close with an "Oh well," sentence. I'm guessing that it has something to do with letting myself rant about a subject, but wanting to ensure that the reader can tell that it's not something I'm going to lose any sleep over. Not a bad thing in and of itself, but I should probably think about other ways to get the same effect. This I may actually lose some sleep over :) depending on whether or not my brain decides to grab a hold of the idea while I'm trying to drift off. I suppose I'll find out before too long.