I could not let an auspicious day like today get by without a post. 

Sadly this is the entire post. You could take a look at what the rock has been cooking on the other side though.

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Current stories at headFIRST:

Broiled Reproductive Equipment; No Longer an Urban Legend

Once upon a time I understand the men and women of this so-called human race were virile, fecund, lush of womb and testicle and procreated like their survival depended upon it, and it did, then. With time and such great effort where they copulated without a care or a thought to encumbrances due to an excessive abundance of resource, varied fare of receptacle and stick, and of bountiful provender and refreshment in fruit ripe or barely so, plucked with great abandon, cherries popped with the shout and pomp of uncorking of champagne bottles at a ball and they proceeded to choke the earth full of their mostly proscribed offspring.

How to Make Yourself Vastly Perceptible at a Wedding

It is rather difficult to be noticed at a wedding, of any kind, trust me I know. I am aware that there are a few brides who have the very same problem but today I am tackling the angle of you the standard garden variety guest who has been invited and coerced into paying for the wedding and coughing up a lung to purchase the couple a brand new apartment in the suburbs, fortunately not in your neighbourhood for surely that would have forced foreclosure on your own hovel.

No Country for Old Men Review. Are they really that old?

No Country for Old Men, adapted from Cormac McCarthy’s novel is a thriller directed by Ethan Coen and Joel Coen, starring Tommy Lee Jones Javier Bardem and Josh Brolin. It runs for 122 minutes and is Rated R for strong graphic violence and some language.

The Dark Knight Review. Has Batman Met His Match?

I was blown away by this fantastically good movie; it is as dark as it is intense. It has been a while since I had been to watch a movie on the big screen and I was not disappointed in The Dark Night, more like I was disappointed by the theatre that showed it, apparently they received a damaged copy and did not bother to return it for a replacement and showed it to the public in that format without alerting them that there was a problem with the sound in some sections of the film and would experience muffled sound on several scenes including some extremely critical parts of the movie. That was very irresponsible of them since they did lose credibility and more because all the people within earshot were grumbling rather loudly about the hiccups.

10 reasons why you should keep to the speed limit

Recently, I had opportunity to explore the merits of slow driving [this is, for the uninitiated, keeping religiously to the urban speed limit of 50 kph], which I found to be, including but not limited to:

1. Time to take a nap on your way to your destination.
I cannot name the number of times I have fallen asleep at the wheel, from boredom and long periods of inactivity as results from the low speeds. Good for catching up with lost sleep from when you slept at 4 am instead of your usual 9 pm bedtime. And surprisingly this was done without injury or loss of life or limb, or in any case bits of the car being knocked off!