Mr Mist’s Blog

Okay, I found www.mooooooooooooo.com (13 os). It has random content, but as some of you know moo is my favourite word and animal sound, so it deserves a mention. Plus on their index if you move the mouse around the cows eyes follow the cursor.

A few endings to talk about today. First off, (my) ITV Digital pay channels (which I assume is nigh-on everything really) will disappear along with the company itself tonight [news.bbc.co.uk]. I’d just gotten used to watching my daily Simpsons, Voyager, etc. and keeping up to date on Buffy and Angel, and now these things will become a shaded mystery to me again. Oh well.

The other ending is that of The Simpsons [news.bbc.co.uk]. After many, many succesful years Matt Groening has hinted that he may be closer to ending making the show. I suppose things *do* have to come to an end at some point. He’s a bit narked after Futurama was dropped by Fox, too. And so was I.

Today’s soup picture will be up shortly.

Someone just came to my site from a Lycos search [lycos.co.uk] for Canabis [sic]. Ha. I’ve wrote practically nothing about that here, yet my site is number 10 in the results as I write this.

Yet again I benefit from my own naff spelling.

So, for anyone coming here looking for fun stuff about Cannabis I suggest -

Mix melted resin into a toffee or neutral flavoured yoghurt. Consume. Wait a few minutes. Enjoy the mess that follows. (Not literally.)

If you want a cannabis cake, you need more than you think.

If you live in the UK, go abroad and find somewhere cannabis someplace else. It’s more than likely to be more effective than what you get over here.

Note - I do not smoke canabis, or cannabis. In fact, I don’t take any drugs. I haven’t for quite some time. I’m simply passing on these thoughts for those of you that might.

From Libby’s site [www.reyaluna.com] comes this link to a silly game where you have a giant magnifying glass and a sun [www.bossmonster.com]. I’ll leave you to figure out the rest. Suffice to say I blew up the city, and it’s quite amusing.

Ideas and guidelines. The General Medical Council is to put forward a list of suggestions for when it believes that life-prolonging treatment might be withheld [news.bbc.co.uk]. This comes in the wake of a few highly publicized right-to-die cases. The guidelines are supposed to pertain to when patients have the knowledge of what is going on, and not necessarily to cases where the patient has no control over the situation.