A cat who can play dead was featured on yahoo news yesterday. Over a million hits.
Look at this guy!
2000 hits in two days--he's a youtube superstar!! (Forgive my INSANELY annoying dog talk)
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Sunday, March 09, 2008
PARTY TIL IT'S 2025
Then I am getting Dad, Nina and I outta here.
Meanwhile, Japan is quickly becoming the world's oldest population. By 2025, 27.3%, or 33.2 million people, will be aged over 60, a study titled "The Illusion of Immigration Control" found.
Low birth rate coupled with the aforementioned sexual dysfunctions make the problems that Japan faces immediate and daunting.
"With Japan's labor force expected to decrease by 10% in the next 25 years, the economic outlook is far from bright. In all likelihood, the domestic market will shrink, production will fall, the government's revenue base will contract inexorably and it will struggle to meet welfare and medical payments for an increasing number of elderly as the dependency ratio (the number of workers supporting the elderly) will shift dramatically. In 1950, one elderly person was supported by 12 members of the working population, by 1990 it was 5.5 workers, and by 2020 it is estimated to be 2.3 workers. Naturally, the government is concerned about such a scenario," Julian Chapple wrote in a 2005 study titled "The Dilemma Posed by Japan's Population Decline".
Read article here.
Meanwhile, Japan is quickly becoming the world's oldest population. By 2025, 27.3%, or 33.2 million people, will be aged over 60, a study titled "The Illusion of Immigration Control" found.
Low birth rate coupled with the aforementioned sexual dysfunctions make the problems that Japan faces immediate and daunting.
"With Japan's labor force expected to decrease by 10% in the next 25 years, the economic outlook is far from bright. In all likelihood, the domestic market will shrink, production will fall, the government's revenue base will contract inexorably and it will struggle to meet welfare and medical payments for an increasing number of elderly as the dependency ratio (the number of workers supporting the elderly) will shift dramatically. In 1950, one elderly person was supported by 12 members of the working population, by 1990 it was 5.5 workers, and by 2020 it is estimated to be 2.3 workers. Naturally, the government is concerned about such a scenario," Julian Chapple wrote in a 2005 study titled "The Dilemma Posed by Japan's Population Decline".
Read article here.
HEY Y'ALLS
Funny, I just typed that title in and it showed up automatically.
This means I have used that title before.
How GENIUS is this title. HEY Y'ALLS.
Gawd I should have been born in the south.
I just wanted to tell you that this morning I woke up with a bang. That bang was my phone banging into my face. It was an extremely unpleasant way of waking up and the moral of this story is: don't go to sleep with your phone on your window sill, right over your face. F#%$#$A%&$S%'&
That is all. Good night y'alls.
(Phone tucked safely onto its recharger on the floor...)
This means I have used that title before.
How GENIUS is this title. HEY Y'ALLS.
Gawd I should have been born in the south.
I just wanted to tell you that this morning I woke up with a bang. That bang was my phone banging into my face. It was an extremely unpleasant way of waking up and the moral of this story is: don't go to sleep with your phone on your window sill, right over your face. F#%$#$A%&$S%'&
That is all. Good night y'alls.
(Phone tucked safely onto its recharger on the floor...)
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