Jason Temple, a texas musician in swissland

This is what it will be like to walk in London soon.

we aren't going in the matrix, they are bringing the matrix to us!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8561367.stm

Saw this in dowtown Lugano

I feel like it is too much effort to write something involved for every post - hence the non-updates for over a month. From now on, I will try to regularly post random observations I have about living over here.

First random observation:

The people here consider it to be quite rude for me to make fart noises with my mouth. I don’t think people back home care as much.

Great company name!

It might seem, to the average person, that the “Birthers” must have a tough time proving their case. After all, Barack Obama has released his Certification of Live Birth (pictured above), which meets all the requirements for proving one’s citizenship to the State Department. The authenticity of the certificate has been verified by Hawaii state government. Moreover, Barack Obama’s birth announcement was found in two newspapers at the time, and such notices were provided directly by the Hawaii Department of Health.

Faced with this overwhelming evidence, the average person will no doubt shrug and consider the case closed. There is no question that the evidence points to the conclusion that Barack Obama was born in Hawaii and is therefore a “natural-born citizen.”

No question, that is, if you accept the dominant paradigm of metaphysical realism. That is, the idea that things exist independent of the mind and that those things are perceivable and knowable. Moreover, those who insist that Barack Obama is an American citizen also rely on philosophic naturalism–the idea that reality is subject to objective, knowable natural laws that can’t be tampered with.

However, if one rejects these two philosophic concepts, it’s quite easy to demonstrate that Barack Obama is not a natural-born citizen of the United States and is therefore constitutionally ineligible to be President of the United States.

from here

And raise it one further.

I saw this on the hood of a car near my neighborhood today…

Um, could be that I spend my life in a mad dash between work, family, drink and sleep!

see title