Monthly Archives: September 2004

Smile You’re on Gillette Cam

Gillette has been caught hiding tiny RFID surveillance chips in the packaging of its shaving products. These tiny, high tech spy tags are being used to trigger photo taking of unsuspecting customers! Via Hotlinks

New Voters Not Wanted in Ohio

Ohio rejects 1000s of voter registration applications due to paper weight. An attempt to limit the number of new (likely Democrat) voter in this swing state. It’s ridiculous, the State itself sent out lightweight forms. “The ostensible reason for this order is to insure that the applications can make it through the postal system without being damaged. The Secretary didn’t point to any examples of voters who were stupid enough to mail regular weight paper as a postcard, nor did he cite examples of complaints from the Postal Service that this has been a problem. Never mind also that the applications he wants thrown out have already been delivered to the election boards safely.” Via Mefi, Reported in the Daily Kos

Mancunian Swoon

Swoon invaded Manchester, England this Summer. Two Mancunians found the GammaBlaBlog, searching for “Swoon”, and sent me photos and stories of their first encountering Swoon’s amazing street art.

Photo: Eddie Malone

Rik Shepherd’s photo beneath Deansgate railway station.

More Swoon in Manchester

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Happy Trails to You

Wednesday, September 22nd, 2004
The trails are back. There are four of them in this photo. I hadn’t seen them all summer. Who the frick knows. Maybe the lava lamps have something to do with it. Houston and Essex Streets.More trails in the GammaBlaBlog

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